Two desks, both facing the walls. A room groaning with clutter….. Here is the journey:
BEFORE – Desk 1SORTING 1 (including desk drawers)SORTING 2SORTING 3DECISION TIME on furniture resetDECISION TIME on furniture resetAFTER – Removal of one desk to avoid clutter; reposition of desk and computer – before, the client had their back to the room; now has back in ‘mountain’ position (for support), and facing the office (for better communication) nb. edit: personal pics in the relationship corner have been blurred out for privacy. The grey crates are additional long-term storage, easy access and neatly stored. Fresh, clean, clear of dust, wires sorted, blinds to be 1/2 opened to allow in natural light.
AFTER – We did not manage to take a ‘before’ shot, but this office desk and seating was originally facing the wall, with clients back to main office space. Reset of furniture turned the desk so that the client can now see all of the office space (including the other clients desk, and also, into their 2nd office [blurred out for privacy]). The client now has a wall behind them for ‘support’. We also removed one section of desk to avoid the temptation to reclutter the desk space, plus removed an additional tabletop; and at least a utes worth of rubbish, old files, old technology, cables, etc, was removed from the room (1 x stationery cupboard sorted, 2 x desks worth of decluttering, plus two additional tables were completely removed which were also covered full of clutter, files, etc). Room thoroughly vacuumed, cords tidied neatly. Really lovely outcome now, to an originally groaning cluttered space. The money corner is now free and flowing and guests have a more relaxed seating arrangement – fresh artificial flowers were purchased.