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Office Before: |
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Office After: |
| This client runs three
home-based businesses from her office. While the space was
adequate, her organizing systems were not. Each business
entailed a variety of marketing materials and one required an
inventory of products for her to maintain. |
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supplies in boxes on the floor, both in this room and in the
adjoining guest room's closet, the business owner could rarely
find what she was looking for. As a result, she was not
able to respond to potential and existing customers as promptly
as she had hoped. |
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Workspace Before: |
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Workspace After: |
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workspace for this client left a lot to be desired. The
surface of the desk was overwhelmed by her monitor and printer,
leaving very little space for paperwork and supplies. The
two-drawer filing cabinet served her needs early on, but the
volume of paperwork she now manages requires more space. |
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Her existing desk was
repurposed as her immediate work area. The surface is
available for current project materials and a desktop organizer
houses the supplies she needs regularly at her fingertips.
An L-shaped work surface was added to triple her work surface and
offer a more convenient place for the printer. As a
support for the desk extension, a second filing cabinet was
added to accommodate all of her files. |
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Bookcase Before: |
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Bookcase After: |
| The client
never found an effective use for her bookcase. As a
result, it became a dumping ground for piles of paperwork and
miscellaneous items. |
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We
repurposed her bookcase as her primary storage for marketing
materials. Forms were separated into letter trays,
brochures were divided into narrow baskets and product
information sheets were inserted into dividers. Now when
she has a client meeting or networking event she can quickly
"shop" the bookcase for the materials she needs to take with
her. |
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Closet Before: |
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Closet After: |
| Closet space was not
being used well. Clothes from other rooms had overflowed
into the space, while business materials had overflowed into the
guest closet nearby. |
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Items were rearranged into their appropriate homes, leaving this
area open for a few memorabilia items and infrequently needed
business materials. |
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