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| A disorganized bathroom can cause undue
stress in the mornings when trying to get ready. Many
clients suffer from too much stuff on surfaces and drawers
stuffed so full they can hardly open them. |
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With a
thorough sort and purging of unused items, everything now fits
in the storage space available. |
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Vanity Before: |
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| Most women
would kill for a built-in vanity like this one to get ready at
in the morning. The client always wanted to make better
use of the space but never could figure out how. |
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While unloading the
cabinets and vanity a common issue was unveiled - items
overlapped in both areas. Toiletries were segregated to
the long counter with the sinks and the vaity was limited to
only cosmetics. This step clarified boundaries and gave
each space a distinct purpose. |
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Cabinet After: |
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Drawers After: |
| This deep
cabinet was so deep that products got lost easily in the depth.
By containerizing like products and corraling others on
turn-tables, the client can now access eveyrthing easily. |
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To simplify
drawers, sometimes the addition of dividers is all that it
takes. Make-up was organized in the vanity drawer by type
(foundations, eyes, lips, brushes, etc.). Toiletries were
similarly grouped by product type and separated by containers. |
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