It was such an honor to be chosen to speak at the Blue Caboose monthly webinar last night!
Blue Caboose is an organization offering support and encouragement when the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis is given to a family.
Each month, a different topic pertaining to CF is chosen for their webinar, and they asked if I would speak on "How to make your house look like a home and not like a hospital with all of your medical equipment".
I enjoyed sharing some specific design solutions based on photos of problem areas provided by these sweet CF families, as well as some attractive storage solutions in general.
Listening to these families speak about the amount of medications and equipment in their homes was unbelievable. They receive continuous large shipments, and it truly sounded like a full-time job just unpacking and organizing the medications!
Below, are the slides from my design presentation with links to purchase these items.
Note: The links below are NOT sponsored or affiliate links.
Entry Bench
Boy Bedroom:
Industrial Accent Cabinet
Breathing Treatment Cart
Wire Mesh Baskets
Girl Bedroom:
Pink locker
Metal cart
Multi-colored mini storage
Pink mini storage
Multi-colored drawers
Breathing Treatment Cart Decor:
White cart
Black cart
Baseball decorative tape
Gold and black decorative tape
Marble decorative tape
Hidden Storage:
Floating shelf with hidden storage
Floating shelf
Indoor Tree
Dry Erase and Acrylic Boards:
Dry erase board
Acrylic dry erase board
Acrylic weekly calendar
DIY built-in with hidden storage
Under Counter Refrigerator Storage:
Black tall cabinet
Grey cabinet
Retro Mini Refrigerators:
Black mini refrigerator
Pink mini refrigerator
White mini refrigerator
Apothecary drawers available in black, white, and brown.
Metal storage shelving new cabinet
Natural cotton canvas cover
Storage baskets with leather detail
Leather straps
Storage Closet Organization:
Rope handle baskets
Horizontal tilt bins
I hope these design ideas inspire everyone reading this to help transform your house into an 'organized' home!
Live with what you Love,
Ashley