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| This client's home office was bursting
with clutter, making it difficult to work in. She had given up
on filing over a year ago, afraid that if she put papers away
she'd never find them again. |
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By sorting
through the contents, we were able to pare down to just the
essentials. Since the client no longer trusted her filing
system, a new one was put into place. This gave current
and future paperwork a safe home. |
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| Due to
medical reasons, the client was having to work from home some
days. The computer station under the window was her
personal one that the whole family used. To make a
separate space, she had made a temporary "desk" on the right
using a card table. |
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While the client's card
table was functioning, there was a clear solution available.
An old computer hutch previously on the left side of the room
had become storage and a "catch all." By sorting those
items, purging and finding new homes we were able to repurpose
that piece of furniture. Now the client has a dedicated
work station with space for all of her materials. |
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After Picture 3: |
| Many items
in this office had not been touched in quite some time! A
tower of VHS tapes were purged, considering the client hadn't
owned a VCR in years. A few family movies were kept since
they could later be converted to DVDs. |
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The client's
collection of California Raisins had multiplied to fill every
square inch of available space! We edited the collection
so that the ones she really loved could be showcased and
enjoyed! |
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| The closet stored excess
linens and office supplies. We sifted through the supplies
and kept what she realistically uses. A large clock took
up precious space on the upper shelf. The client admitted
that it had been broke for years and wasn't going to get fixed
from that location! |
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Linens were relocated to the top two shelves, offering the lower
shelf for camera equipment and a designated space for items the
client wants to sell online. Supplies returned to the side
shelves, but were organized into containers and labeled so that
the client can now locate what she needs quickly. |
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