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Before Picture 1 - left side view |
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Before Picture 2 - center view |
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Before Picture 3 - right side view |
| When the client moved in, the only
hanging space available was two short hanging bars hung
front-to-back on the left side of the closet. This worked
okay for infant clothing, but quickly became ineffective as her
child got older. |
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No clear boundaries existed for the use
of the central area of the closet. The client attempted
various storage options, but never found one to meet her child's
needs. |
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The existing shelves on either side
were useful, but not sufficient for the space. The client
commented that she knew what was in the closet, however could
rarely locate something when she needed it. |
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After Picture 1 - left side view |
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After Picture 2 - center view |
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After Picture 3 - right side view |
| Existing side shelving
was primarily left in place. To accommodate more storage
and hanging space, a shelf was installed across the top of the
closet with an integrated hanging bar. This greatly
increased the amount of storage space for clothing and other
items. |
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The central area of the
closet was given greater purpose. Hats and shoes were
moved down to allow for the child to start accessing some of
their belongings independently. Clearing this area also
allowed more floor space. We used this to our advantage by
creating an area on the left side where the child can "park" her
shopping cart and strollers! Mom was very happy to get
these large items out of the bedroom. |
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Storage for this side of
the closet became much more useful. Shelves were
designated for various activities. Bulky items were
relocated to the new top shelf to free up a lot of space.
because the client was so good during the purging process, the
closet even has extra space for her child to grow into! |
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