Christine Gauger

MY ADVICE:

• It does not matter how small the space is, it’s all about being well organized.

• Communicate your expectations with the designer and don’t be afraid to let them look at your inventory.

• It is important to review your design carefully and ask questions so we can fulfill all your expectations. As the saying goes, there are no stupid questions!

MY FAQ’s:

 “How do you first approach a space? In other words, what’s the first thing you think about when you first see a client’s closet space/storage problem?”

 “What is the biggest design obstacle you’ve overcome? i.e. awkwardly angled walls, electrical sockets in bizarre places, big collections in small spaces.”

Angled walls are always a big challenge, but with all the great technology we use at the Closet Factory, it’s not impossible to create a great space with great solutions.

 “How are you inspired by a home’s existing décor? Is there anything specific that you look for during an in-home consultation?”

 “What are some ways a custom designed home office can improve productivity? In other words, how does the right type of home office help people do business?”

When everything is well organized and in the right place, it can save us a big amount of time and help us to be more productive.

 “What are some modern organizational trends, or what’s a trend you’re looking for?”

I look for innovative solutions, but I believe in designing with my client to accommodate their style. Also, I believe that classic is the best way to go.