Sherry Taylor

Before/After Family Room Pics

UPDATE*** Closet Factory is finished w/the Family Room makeover!

Closet Factory is doing it once again! They are making an amazing before and after experience for us all! I can’t wait! They are putting in book shelves and storage space in our family room. Right now the room is full of bins and overflowing toy boxes. I can’t buy enough of the storage bins to keep everything off the floor. AND let me just say how happy I am to be getting rid of the broken down furniture that we have in that room. Bring it on Closet Factory!

Here are the before pictures of our sad looking family room. This is why the door is always closed to that room when people come over. 🙂 BTW, the space where you see the big old school TV is where the book nook will be!!!

Sherry

more toys on floor entertainment corner toys on floor e center Book ShelfAfter Pictures. It doesn’t even look like the same room!!!!

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