Working in a bathroom requires sorting, tossing and decision-making.

In this case, a bathroom closet had become overrun and it was becoming increasingly challenging (and frustrating!) to find things.  There were a few baskets in place but everything was jumbled together and the space wasn’t being used most efficiently.

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The first step was pulling everything out on to a table and doing a massive triage.  Sorting items into concrete categories, discarding/recycling expired products and identifying overstock.

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Next, we created a “rough draft” for a plan for the closet with new categories. I had my clients try this out for a week to see if the categories made sense and were easy to follow.

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After their trial period, we made final adjustments, purchased the bins + the risers and added labels.  And here is the final result!

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Bathroom, Power Session

a. Take everything out of a home office
b. Declutter boxes, supplies + knick knacks
c. Create archival storage in the basement
b. Create a whole new look by only using items that were already in the home

DONE!

Thank you to my client for the awesome work together–2 minds work better than 1. And it was fun–as always!

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Home Office, Power Session

The first step is always decluttering and in just 4 hours we emptied out the entire space, filled a car with donations as well as accumulated many bags for recycling and trash. A lot of work in not much time! Below you’ll find some before and after photos of the space.

This is another example of how getting started can be the most challenging part in our homes. And that’s my job–to show you how to start and give you a plan to get it done. Teamwork!

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Laundry room, Power Session