Just sitting in a cluttered room can create stress. Whether you conceptualize this in Feng Shui terms such as ‘stagnant chi’, in cerebral terms as too much information for the eye to process, or in practical terms as a visual reminder of how much work you have to do to get your space organized, you probably already know that mess means stress. Living and working in a cluttered environment can create constant low-grade stress and subtly but steadily drain your energy.

Being in a space characterized by order, tranquility, and a physical manifestation of your tastes, can soothe you and help release stress. Let’s transform your space into an environment that won’t stress you out.

A chaotic environment is directly related to chaotic state of mind.   When a space is out of order, it can cause people to feel scattered and anxious. While clutter is overwhelming to your senses and emotional health, tidying and organizing have actually been proven to reduce anxiety.  Let’s transform your space into a welcoming environment, one that is better for your health.

Furniture and storage define how a space gets used.  Poor placement of furniture and insufficient storage hinder your ability to use all of your available space, ultimately decreasing the amount of square footage in your home or business.

The amount of functional space in any room can be increased by properly arranging the furniture for traffic flow and adding storage units that suit your individual needs.  Not only is optimized space more aesthetically pleasing, it increases your amount of functional square footage without having to move to a larger space.