Chaos to Calm

A busy mom reaches out to The Order Project to organize her daughter’s playroom and teach her how to keep her toys in one area.

Beautician Sheila Green has been doing Lauren’s and Tneisha’s hair for decades, and every time the ladies are there for an appointment they beg to be allowed to turn Sheila’s Chaos to Calm!

When a bathroom vanity is so embarrassing and exasperating that the owner calls the TOP ladies with a ‘fix me quick’ emergency, the peripatetic pro organizers rush to the rescue!

Organization can be a challenge for everyone; the home crafter, home cooks or collectors. In this episode anyone who craves calm in their home will learn lots of tips and tricks as the ladies of The Order Project come to the aid of a balloon business.

When a disorganized garage causes tension for a couple, the wife calls The Order Project to surprise her husband with a parking place as well as a system that will end the search for the Halloween or Christmas decor.

Kitchen cabinets and drawers are a catchall for stuff; often stuff that is out of sight and out of mind. A client has reached out for help because she and her family can no longer deal with the clutter and confusion in the home that they are renting while their new house is being built.

The Order Project’s team of turmoil terminators get a call for a pantry that is a hot mess, stuffed to the rafters to serve a working mom, 11- and 2-year-olds and a busy dad who fancies himself a chip connoisseur!

When newlyweds struggle over their shared closet space, the TOP ladies, all happily married women, use their personal and professional experience to create a neutral space with a functional system that works for both of them.

Gwen and her husband are both recently retired and, like many things in their lives, their food storage situation has been issued a change order. The Order Project comes in to evaluate their new wants and needs, while also taking planning for the future into consideration. Gwen and her husband want to stay in this home and the ladies need to look ahead and come up with an age-appropriate pantry...

An entryway closet is causing confusion and tension for an otherwise happy family of five, so Mom calls The Order Project to turn it into a place for the whole family that will not make her cringe when she says, “can I take your coat?”

Part linen closet, part utility closet and all a mixed-up mess, this space at Great Commission Baptist Church, where our host Lauren and her family regularly worship, is in need of more than a hope and a prayer!

Viola’s House is a maternity home for homeless teens and the demands on the space are enormous, so they have reached out to The Order Project for one particularly problematic area: a big storage closet with multiple identities.