8 Steps to a Happy Closet | VISITvortex | MAGAZINE

There was once a closet empty and lonely. One day a family came and began to fill the closet with sheets and blankets and towels. The closet felt full, needed. Then came dishtowels, tablecloths, curtains, and even scrap fabric!

There was once a closet empty and lonely. One day a family came and began to fill the closet with sheets and blankets and towels. The closet felt full, needed. Then came dishtowels, tablecloths, curtains, and even scrap fabric! Children ruffled through it. The sheet sets were separated, the pillowcases were shuffled in with the tableclothes. Unwanted pillows filled in the empty spaces. A camping mattress was shoved into the far corner. Now everything that came into the poor closet came in mismatched messes. Teenagers reached in to drop stuff inside. The closet felt sad and tired. Its shelves began to sag and its door wouldn’t close right anymore. One day a nice lady saw the depressed closet and knew she could help.

Organizing can seem like a daunting project. Lauren Perkins is a professional organizer. She will take care of it for you and she makes it affordable. All you need to do is make decisions on what to keep and how the space can best be used. She also provides relocation, home staging, and redesign services.

For more information call or email, 845-594-7381 virgoworks@yahoo.com