Problems:

• Multi-use closet was cluttered with unused and expired products.
• Toiletries, linens, cleaning supplies, and household objects were mixed together, making it extremely difficult to find necessary objects.

Solutions:

• Throw out old and expired products.
• Designate drawers and bins for specific items, grouped together according to their use.

Problems:

• Counter is cluttered with papers, including multiple to do lists and recipes to try.
• Food and cleaning supplies clutter the counter.

Solutions:

• Collect recipes to try in a binder.
• Create a dry erase to do list.
• Create cupboard space to house food and cleaning items.

Problems:

• Difficulty finding items causes frustration.
• Seldom used items take up valuable space.
• Purses and baga are scattered throughout the closet.

Solutions:

• Designate one closet for often worn items, and the other for more infrequently used items.
• Use hanging racks to house objects for easy access and bins to group purses and bags.

Problems:

• Piles of papers make accessing important documents difficult.
• Rarely used books clutter the surface.

Solutions:

• Eliminate unnecessary papers and file others in an accordian file.
• Use bookcase to house often used books and crates to store other books in the closet.
• Use open bin to store paper and accessories for nearby printer,

An old suitcase, repurposed as a fun side table, doubles as a storage solution for board games.

We reconstructed this unused suitcase into a bedside table with added storage benefits.

Beautifully bound hardcover books are transformed into shelves to display treasured items.