CREATIVELY REDESIGNED a division of Squeeky Clean

ReDesigning is a great way to give new life to your home. What is the difference between ReDesigning and Interior Design?  ReDesigning is done on a budget, using items you already have in your home.  It may be an old trunk stuck in your storage room that becomes your end of bed bench or coffee table, or a set of chairs moving to the entry way to make a warm welcome to guests.  Then we can suggest other items you may want to consider adding to make the space more useful, comfortable and welcoming. We can even go shopping for these items for you.

We love to share our successes with our clients and show how much of a change just a little time can make. These are just a few of our ReDesigns which incorporate organizing, cleaning and ReDesign to make a "Happy Home"  See more ReDesigns on our Creatively ReDesigned facebook page

Basement Livingroom ReDesign

This basement living room was a catch-all and had no identity.  It was cold and uncomfortable.  Now it is a great space for the family to gather and is well lit, welcoming and comfy.  They will be adding a desk where the TV had been so kids can do crafts and homework.

Bedroom ReDesign

The challenge for this bedroom was the lack of wall space.  How many of us can say we have TOO MANY WINDOWS?  There was no where to put the bed.  So we created a wall of curtains to give the bed a grounding point.

Craft Room ReDesign

Lack of space for a craft room was the challenge to overcome.  The laundry room has lots of extra space but was not inviting to be in.  A little paint and reorganizing helped made this makeshift craft room into a useful space.

Basement ReDesign

My client has been collecting cool stuff for a long time, but with no direction to go it started piling up in her basement.  With the dream of someday having an entertaining space, we decided to make that a reality.  It was tough...I couldn't even get into the space, the clutter was piled so high.  But it got cleared out and repositioned to make sense of the space and give her a great entertaining area with only what she had.  We bought no new decorations.  

Clutterfilled Bedroom

Keeping it simple was the key for this bedroom.  Clear the stuff out, make it simple and easy to keep clean.

Messy Living Room

Neglected was the best word to describe this living room.  It is the first room guests see when they walk into the house since the front door is attached to the living room.  A little cleaning, organizing and rearranging of furniture and pulling out her fun decorations and Voila!!!

Stylish Bedroom

This room just needed some style.  new curtains and bedding, a few pictures and accents.

Cluttered Kitchen

This kitchen was overflowing.  The cabinets were full of old, expired food.  After clearing the cabinets out and reorganizing them to make sense, we were able to put the food on the counters away.  All bottles of liquor got moved to a bar downstairs.  This client loves to cook and now she is free to move around and find stuff easily, freeing her inner chef!

Unorganized Kitchen

This small kitchen needed some organization.  Things overflowed onto the counter because this client didn't want to even open the cabinets.  The key is to making cabinets work for us!  She had 8 pizza cutters, 15 spatulas and so on...simply because she couldn't find them, so she would buy another...as you can see...this causes more clutter and repeat buying.
​Simple organization for stacking items without making it complicated.  Sorting foods into categories and tucking away unused bowls and pots.  

Tight Bedroom

Walking into this room, you would immediately run into the bed...bam!  Then shuffle past the bed to a seating area.  We flipped the bed and seating area around and angled the bed slightly to soften the squareness of the room.