Before & After
This space is a great example of how more storage isn’t always the solution. The client already had great furniture pieces—but the layout wasn’t supporting their goal of a peaceful living room or making good use of the entryway.
By separating the TV (which is only used occasionally for video games) and shifting the sofa to the opposite side of the room, we were able to define clear zones and let the space breathe. Now it feels calm, open, and truly functional—not just tidy, but working for the way they live.
Before & After
This closet may not look dramatically different, but the changes have made a real difference for the client. She wasn’t ready to part with much—which is completely understandable. The goal wasn’t about getting rid of things, but about making daily tasks easier.
As an older adult, bending down to reach appliances in lower cabinets was becoming difficult. By relocating those items to this more accessible closet, she can now use them with less strain. We also moved food storage into a nearby space that wasn’t being used well, so both areas serve her better.
Sometimes organizing isn’t about starting over—it’s about making what you already have work better for how you live now.
Before & After
This transformation wasn’t about decluttering but about problem-solving. They had great storage but used it poorly, and the room’s layout was making things harder than they needed to be. Through thoughtful observation, creative planning, and technical know-how, we addressed the real issues—reshuffling the daybed, repurposing bins, and folding into existing dividers—to create a space that’s functional and easy to maintain, all without buying more organization products.