HOME x Ballard

Category: Kids

  • Teen Room Revamp: Organization and Aesthetic Enhancement

    Teen Room Revamp: Organization and Aesthetic Enhancement

    We recently helped a Loyal Heights mother of two refresh their teen girl’s bedroom by focusing on intentional organization and thoughtful design. Our team started by sorting through every piece of clothing and every book, making sure each item had a proper place. After clearing the clutter, we spent time building furniture and rearranging the layout to open up the room. By adding textured elements like baskets and a new rug, and styling knickknacks on the dresser and bookshelf, we transformed the space into a lighter, calmer environment perfect for relaxing. It was rewarding to see how a few strategic changes could make such a difference in how the room feels and functions.

    Is your teen’s room in need of a functional and stylish makeover? Contact us today to schedule your consultation.

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  • Little League Prep: The Uniform Station in Roosevelt

    Little League Prep: The Uniform Station in Roosevelt

    Little League season is starting! For families in the tight-knit community of Roosevelt headed to the ballfields near Green Lake, this means managing uniforms, cleats, and practice gear. It also means keeping mud and dirt off the carpet.

    To avoid the Saturday morning panic, create a “Uniform Station” in your child’s closet:

    • Pre-Load the Kit: When putting away clean clothes, load the game-day compartment with the full kit: jersey, pants, belt, and socks.
    • The Dirt Bag: Designate a specific, breathable mesh laundry bag solely for dirty sports gear. This keeps the red clay dirt separate from your regular linens and makes it easy to transport to the laundry room.
    • Day-of-the-Week Sorting: Use a hanging organizer with compartments labeled by day. This visual system enables kids to know exactly what they need.
    • Cleat Containment: Keep cleats in a designated bin or bag on the floor of the closet to contain grass and mud. Do not let them sit directly on the carpet.

    The image is only a visual representation of the techniques used by HOME x Ballard, not an actual project.