This room was meant to serve as a guest bedroom and home office, yet the room's closet had become a catch-all storage area for rarely used household items.
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Any item in the closet that did not serve the room's two main functions was taken out.
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Items that remained were neatly organized by category.
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Through sorting, editing, containing and labeling, ample space was created in this closet so guests could actually use it!
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Clothing, bedding and shoes were stuffed into this closet in a disorganized fashion. The Polaroid pictures on the shoe boxes were an extra unnecessary and inefficient step the client had to take in order to find what she needed.
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The client's clothes were weeded according to the client's current size and style, then organized by color (lightest to darkest). Every item was hung on the same type of hanger to create continuity.
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Shoes that the client had not had time to take photos of were piling on the closet floor.
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Clear shoebox bins were used to store shoes, eliminating the need for the inefficient photo system and effectively decluttering the closet floor.
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There was no system in place in this closet to keep clothing and shoes organized. Everything was randomly tossed in.
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Clothing was weeded according to client's current size and style, and each item was hung on the same type of hanger to create continuity. Non-hanging items were grouped by category and binned, effectively giving every item that remained a "home".
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The bedroom and dresser were overflowing with dried flowers, clothing, nick-nacs, papers, jewelry and photos. There were so many items, it was impossible to focus on any one beautiful item and very difficult to find anything in particular.
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Items on dresser and bed were sorted into groups of like items and edited; only the most important and necessary objects were allowed to remain. Client's clothing collection was weeded and updated, leaving a manageable amount that easily fit into closet and dressers.
