Closet Transformation with Top Organizing Products.
Closet organizing can be overwhelming but using the top organizing products optimizes space and makes things pretty.
I recently had a newly divorced client who was frustrated with trying to get her closet organized. She had to downsize into an apartment and didn’t have the time to organize all her things while trying to juggle a new job and small children.
The good news is she didn’t have to do a thing. I did my magic in one day! Here are the steps and products I incorporated.
Let me know how I can transform your closet or spaces. :)
Closet Organizing Steps:
1. Sort
Use your bed and floor space for staging things. Sort all like things together such as shoes, purses, belts, hats, dresses, shirts, etc.
2. Purge
Gather all the things you no longer use and put in a donation box or toss is non-usable.
3. Space
Determine what things you have left and the best way to utilize your space. Look at the shelf space, floor space, and hanging space.
4. Containerize
This particular closet had decent storage space but she had about 60 pairs of shoes, some purses, and lots of clothes to organize. It gets challenging to utilize the space efficiently.
How to Utilizing Space efficiently:
The Container Store which has top quality products and a great variety for organizing closets.
I used the shelf space above the clothes rods to organize the majority of shoes and seasonal clothing into appropriate size clear containers.
After Decluttered and Organized Closet
sweater box
shoe box
The back-of-the-door was a great place to hang a 24 pair over-the-door shoe organizer.
I used her original floor shoe organizer to put the shoes she wore frequently.
This 12-pocket purse organizer was great for storing purses.
A verticle 6-pocket cubicle organizer worked great for jeans and t-shirts.
If you are wanting to transform your closet
into a stylish and functional
space please contact me.
Kim Miller
Professional Organizer
832-715-9540
Hi Barbara. I’m hanging in there with the craziness in the world. Hope you’re doing well.
Hi Kim. Hope you and your family are well. Thank you for the invitation.