Interior Design Organization - The Fox Group Project

A dream came true for me last week. I got to organize the amazing offices at one of my favorite interior design companies, The Fox Group. Being in their beautiful new office space, surrounded by stunning fabrics, tiles, carpet samples, wallpaper, and textiles was just incredible- and organizing this interior design space was so fun.

Organizing Personal vs. Professional Spaces

Does it surprise you that we follow the same steps to organize a professional office space as we do to organize a kitchen, pantry, garage, or playroom? It's true! Our process is the same in every space! So, first things first: we pulled everything out of every space and started sorting! We had some phenomenal designers working with us that edited everything we pulled out and got rid of all the samples of things they were no longer using, so only things that were loved and relevant found a permanent home in their new space. Take a look at these before pictures!

Interior Design Organization

Fabric Sample Organization

We started with all of these beautiful fabric samples. They were sorted by color and pattern (or lack thereof). These acrylic bins by Mdesign were the perfect product to store them in. We wanted to make sure we had something with handles so that the designers could easily pull them out when they needed them, and can easily put them away when they're done.

Not only did we label the shelf where they go, but we also labeled the bins on both sides- so no matter where they are they will be easily read and easily returned to the correct spot. This will make this system easy to maintain for The Fox Group.

Chancellor bins from The Container Store were used to store bigger items like flooring, casings, baseboards, shingles, window samples, hand rails, trim, and carpet samples. These bins are a must for any interior designer who wants to get organized! They come in a variety of great sizes and are so durable. Consistent containers and labels give this closet a polished look and will be so functional for the designers.

Organizing Carpet Samples

There are so many beautiful carpet samples in this flooring closet, and now they'll be easy to access! Exterior flooring options went on the floor of this closet, again in chancellor bins with handles so they'll be easy to grab!

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Organizing Hardware

I love how beautiful and elegant these door pulls, knobs, and hardware look in these velvet lined jewelry boxes. This is a great reminder that just because something is labeled at a store for a specific use (in this case, jewelry), doesn't mean that it has to be used for that. Think outside the [jewelry] box.

Organizing Trim Samples

These trim samples typically come on a ring with different types grouped together, so we separated everything by type and then arranged by color from light to dark in these linen bins. Drawers and bins were both labeled so there will never be any question about what goes where.

Tile Sample Organization

Tile samples were stored vertically in these gorgeous linen baskets from The Container Store. These baskets look and feel a little more luxurious than a typical acrylic bin, and were the perfect fit for this space.

Sample boxes and client bins went in the cupboard under the tile. Everything has a place and will be so easy for the designers to locate and use!

Mosaic tiles were sorted and categorized by size and then stored, laying flat, in these shoe boxes that we love from The Container Store. Larger mosaics were carefully laid flat on the bottom shelf for easy access.

Office Kitchen Organization

We also got to organize the common office kitchen area. When so many people are sharing a commonplace, it's important for systems to be in place so things stay orderly, neat, and clean. While we only have a picture of the organized candy (because, priorities!) in these acrylic bins we love, we also organized their utensils, paper goods, and more food.

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We really loved working in this incredible space and making it more functional for the talented designers that work here. Being surrounded by so many beautiful products and creating systems that will last was the icing on the cake. We're so excited to see the amazing designs that will come from this new space for The Fox Group!

Jen is the founder of Reset Your Nest, a Professional Home Organizing Business in Utah (servicing Salt Lake City, Park City, Ogden, Alpine, Highland, Mapleton, and St. George). She loves creating order and systems out of chaos and is known for bringing a beautiful aesthetic as well as easy to maintain function to any space. She shares her tips and tricks on Instagram @reset_your_nest.