My client moved into her new house and purchased lofted beds with slides. So fun! However making the room the most functional with the most space was key to making this room work. 

I started by rearranging the beds so the slides faced the same direction, then I added cube storage and large cloth baskets under the beds for a fun play area. 

Each of the buckets in the cube system was labeled with a picture, and words to tell the children where their toys go when it is time to clean up. Neither child could read, so the pictures made it possible for them to clean up on their own since they could match it with the picture. 

The storage cubes came from Target, cloth baskets from Burlington Coat Factory and the white bins came from the Dollar Tree. 

Proof you don't have to spend a lot to organize your space!

Starting with a new bigger bathroom can be overwhelming. Where does everything go, what is the most efficient way to organize my stuff? 

In this bathroom we focused the majority of the products in the closet, with the cleaning supplies, and personal items under the cabinet, since they did not need to be visible all the time. 

My client now has her own beauty shelf at eye level so it is the first thing she sees when she opens the door, and can easily get ready in the morning! All the first aid, medicine, and extras went in containers she already owned on the floor to maximize the big gap between the floor and the bottom shelf. After this photo was taken we ended up moving her lotions on to a turntable in the middle of the third shelf, so it was easier to see, and looked beautiful! We also ordered tag labels for the grey bins since traditional labels would not stick. (They came in after I was finished, but I trusted my client would be able to put them on and make them look amazing) 

Organizing is not a one time process, sometimes after looking at a space the way it has been organized we see a better way of doing it. So trial and error is the name of the game no matter who you are!

Products used are mostly products my clients they already owned. I love to repurpose things to make them work for my clients. It saves money, and prevents stuff from going to the landfill, double bonus for me! Products purchased are the clear pull drawers from the Dollar Tree, makeup organizer and opaque bins from Burlington Coat Factory, and Walmart The Home Edit turntable (not pictured), .

This client was placing all the incoming mail, bills to be paid, and other documents on the kitchen table. It made since so they could see all the documents and work through them, but made it hard to eat dinner every night haha. So we created a command center where they were already working on the papers, just on the wall instead of on the table. So it is still easy to access in the morning when they are working on paying bills and such, but there is a place to go after they are done with it each time. 

I didn't want to reinvent the wheel, or go so elaborate with the command center that is was complicated. The simplest solution is always the best in my opinion. The velro did not keep the pen holder up on the file holder the way I had hoped, so I ended up using a small black zip tie my client already owned and it fit perfectly in the mesh holes.

Products featured are a Brightroom wall mounted file sorter, 2022-2023 calendar, mesh pen holder all from Target, and Velcro and clear hooks from Dollar Tree.