"When organizing a pantry, one of the most important things to do is make sure that it's arranged in a way that can fit the needs of everyone in your household. As neat and pretty as it looks, if it's not organized in a system that serves you, then it will only end up in chaos. And when your family is growing, it can be even more difficult to find time to rein it in."
"They recently welcomed a newborn and needed some help in getting their pantry in order. It lacked a thoughtful system and they knew they needed one but didn't have the time to do it themselves. So, they contacted Kenzie Harkey of Simply Dare, a home organization and relocation company in North Carolina. "The clients reached out to us to edit and organize their whole home," says Kenzie. "They're in a smaller house with tight spaces and started to feel overwhelmed by the thought of doing it all after having their newborn.""
"The primary goal was to create structure and neatness in the space, shares Kenzie. The project took three hours to complete and cost $220 for all the organizing products - which were sourced from Amazon and The Container Store. To start, Kenzie and her team cleared out the contents and started sorting things by category. "We tossed a couple [of] items that were expired and then figured out the space plan and system," she says. "We finished off with labels and doing a walk-through with our client.""
Family with a newborn struggled to maintain a pantry lacking a thoughtful system and insufficient time to reorganize. Kenzie Harkey of Simply Dare designed a tailored plan, sourced organizers, and implemented a three-hour overhaul costing $220 for products from Amazon and The Container Store. The team cleared contents, discarded expired items, sorted by category, established a space plan, and labeled containers. Final steps included a client walk-through and handing over the system. Emphasis on pre-project planning and customized product layout ensured the pantry would serve household needs and reduce future clutter.
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