BEDROOMS
Marie's Bedroom
Melissa's Bedroom
STORAGE / CRAFT ROOMS
Lena's Craft Room
Kelly's Storage Room
Seaquam Art Room
OFFICES
Home Office
Vitamin V Office
KITCHENS
Vanessa's Kitchen
GARAGES
Kelly's Garage
SIMPLIFIED SOLUTIONS
Garages
Moving Solutions
Kids' Closets
Bookcases
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Problem
When it comes to keeping kids closets organized, sometimes all you need is to think outside of the box. We find that by removing your kid’s closet doors it makes it easier for them to maintain. Kids need to see what they have to help keep them on track. When you put up a door all you are doing is allowing them to use the closet as a dumping ground or a place to hide everything. |
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Solution
The first thing you should try to do is make the closet fun by using multiple colors that match their bedroom décor and bring out their personal style. Incorporate fun containers, shoe holders, matching hangers and hooks for
items like belts, purses & hats. Once everything has a special spot in the closet your kids will easily be able to put back what they have used instead of just opening the door and throwing it in. It also makes getting dressed in the morning a lot faster
and lot less stressful, especially if you are a teenage girl with nothing to wear!!! |
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