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. This one is not easy! The salon is a busy place; there are health and safety regulations and, just like in many bathrooms at home, there are tangles of cords to wrangle. And Sheila has a bad habit or two to break. But just like any woman at home she wants her hair products close at hand. And just like what any woman experiences, not being able to quickly and efficiently find what you need to get your look can be stressful! Hair is, after all, our crowning glory. The Order Project team swoops in to not only deliver on their promise of ‘functional organization’ but to provide calm for Sheila, her fellow hairdressers and every woman who sits in her chair.

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. Even though they will only be in this home for 12 months they want to be organized and maintain good habits. What they do not want to do is spend a lot of money! So many busy households can relate to this! Andrenters will get some great tips about storage solutions for kitchens that are not permanent. This episode sees the TOP ladies providing order that will move this family, and yours, out of kitchen chaos and into kitchen calm.

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. Every day the owners are wasting time and getting frustrated searching for the right balloon, which is often in the wrong place. The ladies create a functional sorting and storing system that can work for anyone who finds themselves in a sea of disarray. Anyone who is frustrated and flustered when searching for materials for work, hobbies or domestic tasks will be inspired. The ladies’ expertise enables them to organize literally thousands of multi-colored balloons and, where there are balloons and the TOP ladies, there will be tips and tricks for organizing – as well as a few shenanigans.

An entryway closet is causing confusion and tension for an otherwise happy family of five. When they have company, mom and dad cringe if a guest asks to hang up their coat. Rather than the public space (guest coats and grab-and-go family closet that it is intended to be), this closet is a catch-all. It’s like a black hole; things go in there and are never seen again! Mom is frustrated and tired of the strain it is causing in the family, but she knows she can’t say put it where it belongs because even she doesn’t know where that is!!! In an effort to make for calmer comings and goings she has called The Order Project. Mom wants a place that the whole family can use easily and happily and she wants a place that will not make her cringe when she says, “can I take your coat?”

We all make jokes about sharing a closet with a life partner, but in real life it can be less than funny. What happens when a soon-to-be groom recognizes that there’s potential for a relationship battleground in the main bedroom closet? If he is smart, he calls The Order Project to surprise his bride. They will solve the problem before it becomes a point of tension while he whisks her off for a weekend break! This newly engaged couple is attempting to happily merge their space. Having just moved in together they are already having spats over who gets which real estate in the closet. This is a small space with big organizational needs. Space planning is going to be a huge part of the solution to this his-and-hers space. The TOP ladies, all happily married women, use their personal and professional experience to create a neutral space with a functional closet system that works for both and provides room for growth.