I have been working with a client for the last few months de-cluttering and organizing her entire home. Some areas in her home need more work than others. The last few sessions we have spent most of our time in her kitchen, reorganizing the layout and evaluating what she needs to keep and what she needs to get rid of. We spent one session sorting through everything and another session finding a home for each and every item.
I tailor every project to fit the needs of my clients and I try to organize each space I work in to be user friendly. In this case, my client had too much clutter on her counter tops which made it difficult to prepare meals and entertain. When it comes to counter tops I am a firm believer that “less is more”. Look at the different it made in this kitchen…
My client and I prioritized the items in her kitchen and left only those items that she uses on a daily basis out on the counters. I normally prefer a refrigerator without photos and magnets on it but in this case we cut the items that were displayed in half and only hung items in one place.
Another thing I suggested was disguising the cat food and treats by putting them into a bread box or canisters. My client loved the idea and made the change, it looks so much neater.




















7 comments :
Wow, what a difference. Very impressive, as always.
I make my kids watch the TLC show “Hoarders”–to gross them out, and to teach them how out of control things can get if we don't clean as we go every day.
A messy house is harder to live in and I honestly think that “lazy” people work harder than I do. Just to find their stuff!
Looks Great!
always the insperation! I will clean out under my sink this weekend!
What a great job you did, my space under the sink looks like hers, and I can only use one side as I have a garbage can on the other. I think we tend to get lazy, my counter tops are a holding place for stuff, it hasn't moved in 20 yrs. LOL
I suspect this kitchen isn't huge so yes, in this case, every inch of countertop space is important!
It looks much, much better. Too bad you couldn't convince her to hang a multi-frame on the wall to put the 'fridge art into.
oh wow…I must go check under my sink!!