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BEFORE
& AFTER GALLERY
| BEDROOM
CLOSET |
Before
This closet was near the bedroom, but mostly used
for storage because there wasn’t room to
store clothes. |
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Before
This side of the closet had very limited hanging
space in a triangular small shaped corner. |
After
By adding 2 hanging rods on the wider side of
the closet all the hanging clothes could be accommodated.
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After
By eliminating the hanging rod and adding shelving
in this corner, all the folded clothes and accessories
could be accommodated. |
| HOME
OFFICE |
Before
This home office had a variety of furniture and
folding tables as work spaces lacked a filing
system, so papers were stored in boxes and bags.
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After
The dressers were grouped to store office supplies,
workspace consolidated to one desk, and a filing
system set up in tubs for easy access standing
up. |
| OFFICE
DESK |
Before
This workspace utilizes 2 desks – one as
the primary workspace, and a return for storage.
The main desk feels congested and cluttered. |
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Before
The return is so filled with supplies and equipment
that all active projects have to be stored on
the primary work desk. |
After
Highest priority projects are moved to the left
side, leaving the right side clear for active
work. |
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After
Excess office supplies and equipment are moved
into a closet, making room for lower-priority
work files. |
| HOUSEBOAT
HOME OFFICE |
Before
This small houseboat needed a way to keep the
home office from taking over the living areas.
The equipment and supplies stored on the wall
make the space look and feel cluttered and smaller.
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After
The workspace was consolidated into one desk instead
of two, clearing the floor in front of the ladder.
Two drawer units were moved next to the desk to
hold supplies and files. Removing the supplies
and equipment from the wall creates an open, airy
feeling.
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| OFFICE
SUPPLY CLOSET |
Before
This guest room closet is being used in a home
office for all manner of supplies and records.
The wire shelving unit faces sideways which makes
it inaccessible.
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After
Supplies were sorted and pared down. Boxed records
were moved to the garage. A sturdy, open shelving
unit solves the problem of access to the remaining
supplies.
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| UTILITY
CABINET |
Before
This cabinet in a utility room was jammed with
many different kinds of supplies. Finding things
was very difficult and getting things out caused
an avalanche! |
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After
Bulky, lower use supplies like the paint cans
and toolbox were moved to lower cabinets. Small
supplies were sorted out by type (light bulbs,
batteries, tape, etc.) and grouped into plastic
baskets. Baskets were labeled to make it easy
to find things quickly.
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| COMMERCIAL
STORAGE |
Before
This paper supply room has lots of great shelving
for paper reams but they are blocked by the extra
cases of paper. Over-ordering is a problem because
existing stock is inaccessible and unorganized.
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Before
This supply room is underutilized because the
shelves are filled with old, unused supplies and
the floor is cluttered, making it hard to get
to the shelves. |
After
The side walls were cleared to make room for the
cases of paper.
Reams on the shelves were then sorted by paper
type and color to make it easy to see when a particular
supply is low. |
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After
Stacking the chairs to one side and removing broken
equipment cleared the floor so the shelves could
then be cleared of old supplies. The cleared shelves
can now hold the rest of the supplies that cluttered
the floor. |
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