This client was preparing to list his home for sale but felt the furniture placement was off and the décor lacked energy.

This primary closet had ample space, but the client felt it wasn’t being used efficiently. The goal wasn’t to declutter, but to optimize functionality and create a more visually appealing layout.

After his wife’s passing, this client was ready to move forward and reclaim his home, restoring both a proper guest bedroom and a functional den.

In just one year, this client experienced a series of profound challenges. With a renewed perspective on life, she was ready to release anything that no longer served her—including her home.

This client was looking to create a new future for herself that required less home maintenance and more adventure. Moving into a smaller space that would feel like a more spacious lifestyle.

Although this family relocated to Florida years ago, many boxes from their original home remained unopened. Now, as the father prepares to downsize into independent living, he’s ready to let go of as much as possible.

After years of family members moving in and out, this custom garage storage room had lost its purpose as a pantry and had become a catch-all for boxes and items left behind.

After losing her husband, our client built a new home in hopes of a fresh start—but when it came time to declutter the closet, the emotional weight of the task felt overwhelming. As she prepared to list the home for sale, she reached a turning point—ready to release the past and create space for a new chapter.

After battling cancer, recovering from a heart attack, and healing from a broken leg, our client was ready to move on and create new memories in a new space.

This client’s family member had moved out into their own home, leaving behind a bedroom that was originally a guest room. With the house about to go on the market, we were diligent in getting this space converted back into a guest bedroom.

Following the passing of several family members, this client inherited multiple generations' worth of belongings, which had filled an entire 1,800 sq. ft. garage.

This client’s favorite holiday is Christmas, and he typically decorates with multiple trees and themed rooms throughout the house. However, due to recent mobility challenges, he hadn’t decorated in several years.

This client was a holiday enthusiast, as was his late wife—a devoted school teacher who went above and beyond to celebrate each season with her students. Over the years, totes of holiday décor had accumulated under stairwells and throughout the house, making them difficult to access and enjoy.

This single mom was navigating two major life transitions—her daughter had officially moved out after college, and she had inherited family heirlooms following the passing of loved ones.

This busy mom needed a reset and some organization in her homeschool area. With a new school quarter approaching, we had a small window to set up this mother and her daughters up for Success.

This newly single mom was ready to reclaim her home and create a magical space to share with her daughters. Inspired by her Pinterest vision, we got to work bringing an in-home tea bistro to life.

This busy and creative mom works full-time, runs a side business, and homeschools two children—so she needed a highly efficient, multi-functional space to support it all. The guest room needed to serve as four different purposes.

This client had fallen ill and was anxiously awaiting hospital discharge, but doctors wouldn’t release him until his home was clean, safe, and suitable for recovery. With limited mobility and the recent loss of his wife, the home had become cluttered—narrow walkways and household overflow made it difficult to navigate.

Our client had fallen ill and was advised he could only return home once his space was safe, accessible, and clean. With the main living area already rightsized, we turned our attention to transforming the bedroom into a calm, supportive space for rest and recovery.

When her father fell ill, his daughter flew to Florida on a one-way ticket to support his recovery. Upon seeing the condition of the home, she quickly realized he wouldn’t be cleared for discharge unless significant changes were made.