Lisa Holtby

home organizer, yoga teacher, trusty sidekick

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closet – west seattle

goals

For this walk-in closet and chest of drawers, this client wanted to:

– Create a beautiful, personalized space

– Select a work wardrobe and let go of extraneous clothes

– Organize clothes for easy access

 

process

My time was 5 hours total.

For clients who want to keep costs down, I can provide DIY assignments.

In this case, I suggested that the client paint the interior of the space and add a shelf, which she did after our work day.

 

work day

During our work day, the client and I:

– Emptied the closet

-Washed down, vacuumed, and taped the interior for painting

-Sorted items into categories: clothes, jewelry, shoes, scarves, etc.

-Moved items to trash, recycling, donation, relocation piles

-Re-sorted remaining clothing by color and category so the client could see duplicates and choose her favorites

-Assembled outfits, so that every piece of clothing she decided to keep goes with other clothes, such as blouses with specific skirts or pants

-Designated a clear plastic storage tub for out-of-season clothes, so that the hanging rod is only for in-season items

-Showed client the Marie Kondo method of folding clothes for easy access in drawers

-Suggested a new layout so that the focal point of the space is the client’s art work, scarves, and jewelry

-Sent two bags of high-end clothes to ThredUp consignment, donated a carload of nice clothes and housewares to the Refugee Women’s Alliance, and took some bags of worn clothes and linens to fabric recycling

 

 

 

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