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 design using the basic principles of ‘aging in place’ design.

A busy mom reaches out to The Order Project to save her sanity. Her daughter’s playroom is a disaster and the toddler’s turmoil is getting on her nerves. Recognizing that this is an opportunity to teach her daughter the art of organizing, this mommy is following the instruction of Lauren, Tneisha and V and getting her little one to start the sorting process by piling all her favorite toys in one area. What results is a cacophony of color that leaves this monochromatic loving mommy cringing! Understanding that organization is both functional and aesthetic, how will the TOP ladies give mommy the calm she craves and baby girl a path to productive play? Can they make both mommy and mini happy?

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. If you can’t find your face wash or your hair products in the morning your whole day can be topsy turvy. The client has handed over her keys and given the girls free reign to terminate the turmoil in her bathroom. The double vanity is generously proportioned but, without a place for everything and everything in its place, the bathroom is anything but soothing and spa-like. The ladies look at the use of vertical space and share some tips for cabinet door storage systems. In the end the tone of the bathroom changes from cluttered and confusing to cool, calm and collected.