Barbara is known for creating solutions that are as aesthetically appealing as they are practical, transforming each space from the inside out. From CEO’s to busy mothers, clients appreciate Barbara’s unwavering confidentiality and eye for design. Barbara and her team can transform the messiest bedroom, office, or kitchen from disorganization to organization, from cluttered chaos to refined order.
Barbara transformed a cluttered bedroom for three girls into a neat and organized haven where they can enjoy their books, toys, and games.
Working with ClosetMaid, Barbara created a “dream come true” dressing room for this Hollywood Life style editor.
As part of a feature article in AARP magazine, Barbara organized this living space on camera in 30 minutes.
Working with Lara Metz, nutritionist, this refrigerator and pantry were organized from both a nutritional and organizational perspective with an emphasis on healthy living.
Barbara transformed this overstocked and overstuffed kitchen into a functional space where nutritious meals can be prepared and served with ease.
Partnering with ClosetMaid, Barbara transformed this one bedroom apartment for a single mother of triplets, using her existing furniture to create a second “bedroom.”
Barbara reorganized this pantry in a Brooklyn Heights town house, so that items used most frequently could be easily reached and the family could enjoy cooking and baking more than ever.
Barbara purged papers, digitized files, and eliminated unnecessary organizing vessels, dramatically converting this cluttered space to an inspiring and functional home office.
Barbara converted this child’s room to a sophisticated teenage space mixing high end and less expensive pieces that maximize storage, seating, and style.
Barbara purged and styled these children’s bookshelves to maximize storage yet still display sentimental items.
Barbara displayed supplies for a budding young artist in this colorful oasis designed by Jenny Fishbach.
Barbara created this “rainbow” bookshelf for a discerning, princess loving pre-schooler’s magical bedroom.
Barabra designed bright yellow bookcases that matched existing mill work to house toys that were previously left on the floor in plastic boxes.
Barbara curated this playroom, eliminating broken and outgrown toys, and housing what remained in stylish and minimalistic storage units from Ikea.
Barbara transformed Elizabeth Sutton’s Long Island Art Studio from chaotic and overcrowded to a hip, fun, organized space.
Barbara designed a coat closet on a budget using a ClosetMaid ShelfTrack system and shoe cubbies.
In this NYC loft, Barbara used uniform white bins to corral cleaning products and create a streamlined laundry and utility room.
