
She is I, after 2 years she is gradually recovering from losing her husband. She would like to have a new start, not like other women, who would cut their hair and change to a new look, she would like to have an organised walk-in closet. She would like to feel a new self when waking up from the bed, knowing where her stuff are located, what to choose to wear, and not feeling lost again.


During the sorting, we have found too many clothes, this walk in closet can really load! There were so many jackets, dresses, sport clothes, sweaters, skirts, pants, bed sheets, towels, bags and accessories..., etc... and... we also found her husband's clothes. After these piles were ready, I let her to decide. Some were for let-go, some to donate, and one of his clothes was to be memorized. She was doing a great job, she made decisions on these piles very fast.

After she made her decisions, I quickly started my placing work. According to the height and use frequency, I hang winter clothes up, leaving dresses and daily clothes down. I also keep a 2nd use space for the clothes which are worn but not dirty enough to wash. This is important, most of the people will put the ''non dirty clothes'' back to the closet with clean clothes, but you will eventually forget which one is used, which one is clean. After several months, the stain will be difficult to be removed. For other shelves I also sorted by categories and usage frequency(high or low shelves): perfumes, bed sheets, bags, hats, scarves, sweaters.... It looks better but still can be optimised using some sliding rods.




Everyone can do Home Organising, but sometimes we need someone to be there to support us. I sincerely would like to support you, because I also lost someone before... I was broken into parts and I needed to get myself back in one piece again.