the chelsea wardrobe refresh: mastering the 360-degree closet

This project took place in a beautiful chelsea residence where the client sought comprehensive help tackling the wardrobes throughout her entire home. my brief was a 360-degree transformation, moving beyond simple tidying to create a system that is both functional and beautiful.

Key Achievements:

  • Decluttering & Curation: We meticulously edited the entire collection, removing unwanted or unused items to streamline the client's wardrobe.

  • Seasonal and Strategic Organization: We implemented a clear system, organizing items by colour and texture, and seasonally rotating pieces to ensure the focus remains on current, relevant options.

  • Garment Care & Longevity: We provided expert recommendations for professional cleaning, specialized storage, and proper garment maintenance to preserve the investment in her clothing.

The result is a suite of fresh, revitalized wardrobes that are perfectly tailored to the client's needs and lifestyle, making daily dressing seamless and inspiring.

A walk-in closet with clothes hanging on the left, shoes on multiple shelves and racks at the back, and various folded clothes on shelves and surfaces on the right.
Walk-in closet with organized hanging clothes, shelves with storage bins, and a wooden floor.
A walk-in closet with white shelving on the left filled with clothes and accessories, a wooden parquet floor, and a white dresser on the right side. There's a closed cabinet at the end of the closet.

The '360-degree' approach Taiz uses is genius. She helped me edit my collection with such kindness and professionalism, identifying pieces to keep, repair, or donate. The final organisation is meticulous—from the way my silks are hung to the placement of my accessories. It is masterclass-level organisation." — Lady Caroline V., Knightsbridge

A jewelry display case containing various watches, necklaces, and bracelets in a jewelry store.