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Would you like to know more about how to improve and redesign your clients' storage spaces? Would you like some creative ideas for maximizing storage in limited spaces? Would you like to help your clients manage their belongings better? After the de-cluttering, and after all the client's decisions about what to keep and what to get rid of, then comes the fun, creative process of improving closets, kitchens, garages, and other spaces with smart space design. Objectives of this session: (1) Learn how to recognize good space design versus problematic space design, and how that impacts ergonomic flow and efficiency. (2) Learn how to plan for how people really live and what they really need in their closets, kitchens, garages, and other spaces. (3) Learn practical and creative solutions for overcoming and solving bad space design problems.
Objectives
Recognize why some spaces are designed well and others are not
Know what people really need in their closets, kitchen, garages, and other spaces
Know how to overcome space design problems with creative and practical solutions Carol Jones
Carol Jones has been redesigning, demolishing, and rebuilding her own storage spaces for over 20 years, and for clients for over 7 years. She also worked at the Container Store as a space planner for about 4 1/2 years.
Carol Jones has been redesigning, demolishing, and rebuilding her own storage spaces for over 20 years, and for clients for over 7 years. She also worked at the Container Store as a space planner for about 4 1/2 years. 
