Client Spaces
A family of five and one designated zone
A family of five wanted to create a dedicated play area in their basement for their youngest child (age seven), while freeing up space for their preteen and teenage children nearby.
The project involved gathering the child’s belongings from across the basement sorting them, and organizing everything into one functional, designated space.
Good Tidings created a cohesive play area where all toys and crafts are easily accessible—giving the youngest child a space of his own, freeing up space in the remainder of the basement.
Kitchen and Bathroom Tidy
A couple who had recently moved in together needed help merging their lives into one organized, functional space—especially in high-traffic areas like the bathroom, kitchen sinks, and refrigerator, where storage was limited.
Good Tidings created clear zones and categories, using containers and labels to make shared items easy to find and maintain. Together, they also designed a refrigerator system that maximized space, supported weekly use, and helped reduce food waste.
Bedroom Closet
The client set out to reset her client, prioritizing access to seasonal items. The client had several pairs of shoes and opted for modular shoe storage that allowed her to stack shoes in ways she felt would be most convenient and made the most of her space. With the help of Good Tidings, the client purged items she had not worn in years, creating for her most important items.
