Messy Chaotic Closet to Streamlined Organization

A returning customer asked me to help her get organized and to design a closet that will more efficiently manage her unique space. 

 

As you can see, her closet didn't provide much functionality.

 

These are the old closet structures that were in place before Whitehead Renovations stepped in.

 

We began building the cabinets and shells for the shoe rack and closet 

 

 

Here is the installed product, not quite finished.  As you can see the storage is maximized from ceiling to floor.

 

A new shoe rack under the existing windows 

 

The finished product complete with crown molding 

 

Elevated Cedar Deck - Diagonal to Center

Elevated Cedar Deck ~ Diagonal to center.

 

Photos are from start to finish.

Photos show the before, during, and after stages of the project.

 

Laying out the size of the deck

 

 

Setting the posts and frame

 

 

 

Laying supports 

 

Structuring the stairs

 

diagonal design

 

 

 

Completed stairs

 

Bench seats with flower pot pillars

 

Curved to blend with established concrete stairs.

 

New railing

 

Finishing touches. Sanding for the smooth finish

 

Finished product pre-stain

 

 

Finished product after stain and homeowner touches

 

Restaining Doors versus Replacing

The stain on steel doors can fade over time and if subject to direct hit of the elements.

A simple stripping of the old stain and restaining the door will preserve the appearance of your home.

This helps keep the like new feeling longer without having to buy a new door.

Garage Workstation and Extra Storage

A client asked for cabinets and a workstation in the garage for storage and to have a workspace. This is what Whitehead Renovations was able to create for them within their budget.

 

STORAGE BEFORE

 

STORAGE AFTER 

 

WORKSTATION AREA BEFORE

 

NEW WORKSTATION 

 

Complete with peg board and light area for functionality 

Convertable Bed and Play Room

A custom bed/play place for a special little girl.

 

Headboard

Completed (unpainted) twin bed, which can stand alone or be utilized as part of the play place. 

 

Playplace under construction with attached slide 

 

 

Play place with headboard attached on top. 

Play Place was designed to look like a house, so siding and a planter box has been added.

 

Completed bed without the slide.

Play place has a fully functional door, swinging shutters, planter, outdoor and indoor firesafe lighting and doorbell.  

 

Playplace can be removed as child gets older.

Twin bed will sit on the floor as pictured above and footboard would be added.