Kitchen after the move
Set up on the run, the shelves filled up. We built a system where order keeps itself.
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Drag the divider to see the change. Photos from the client.
After the loss of a loved one, the belongings remained untouched: books, letters, photographs, clothes. Sorting it all at once was unbearable, yet living among it was hard too. They needed someone to guide them through it gently and without haste.
We worked at the client's pace, discarding nothing without consent. Together we decided what stays close and what is kept. The most precious things went into labelled archival boxes, a photograph into a frame, warm clothes and blankets were folded with care. The rest was passed gently to those who need it.
The memory stayed close but no longer weighs. The room became a place to breathe again, and the things that matter are now easy to find and hold.


Set up on the run, the shelves filled up. We built a system where order keeps itself.
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