A living/dining area full of mismatched, hand-me-down furniture and boxes doesn't reflect the fun personality of the couple living there.
Toni Bourgeois and Adam Crawford moved into a fixer-upper city row house over a year ago. They immediately put in new floors and walls but stopped when it came to unpacking. They have never taken the time to go through the boxes and crates full of toys, books, mementos and forgotten "stuff" that fill their combination living/dining room.
The large, 11 x 24-foot space is also full of hand-me-down furniture that is mismatched and not really their style.
The old tired furniture doesn't match or function well.
Crates full of books and boxes full of surprises cover the living room floor.
They need help learning how to let go of items and create an organized lifestyle.
Professional organizer Jen Doman comes to their rescue with low-cost ideas to for a cool, '50s-style space that captures both of their unusual styles.
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