Maximising value in laboratory design

The extra storage and functionality that built-ins bring to our home really do make my life better on a daily basis.

While the main parts of our house are usually pretty tidy and presentable, we had a dark, dark secret.Well, a couple of them actually.

Maximising value in laboratory design

Whenever we had a piece of furniture that we didn’t need, or a toy that wasn’t being played with anymore, we would just put it in the basement.Or the garage attic.Seriously, it was bad.. And I knew it was bad, but I didn’t really realize how bad it was.

Maximising value in laboratory design

I was so confused at why I would “declutter” every week by filling an extra garbage bag or two with stuff from the basement or random closets and yet I never really seemed to make a big dent in it at all.. You know all of those amazing built-in projects that Chris puts together?This is what happens afterwards in the garage if you don’t have any kind of system for storing all of that extra stuff..

Maximising value in laboratory design

I was so tired of all of this.

I just wanted it out.Apples, rulers, bright yellow pencils, chalkboards, books, a globe.

We’ve got them all covered.. One day when I grow up, I hope to be one of those moms who have the whole back to school celebration planned out to a T for months in advance.Cute lunch pail printables, back to school outdoor decor, special back to school dinnerware, you know the type!.

For now, this is a fun little baby step to try to make this time special for Kennedy..The little chalkboards were 33 cents at Michael’s!

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