Our annual transition from winter to spring is a classic human story line. As we come out of hibernation, our thoughts inevitably turn to new beginnings and spring cleaning.
“Winter’s always the dead time and spring’s the new life, and it’s about reevaluating the things that are no longer serving you,” says Kim McBrayer, owner of Space Cadets. “It’s great to look at the things you’re hanging onto and maybe let go.”
Space Cadets has many ways to serve customers in their effort to clean up their spaces, get organized and move forward with focus and clarity.
The company has professional organizers who can organize or declutter your house.
It provides custom closet design and installation, ranging from built-in closets to adjustable systems.
Customers can browse the Space Cadets retail and design center in Brook Highland Plaza for a huge selection of organization products for closets, kitchens and garages.
McBrayer founded Space Cadets in 2001 to help customers get organized and find elegant, cost-effective storage solutions.
In part, her goal was to share the life-changing value of organization she had discovered in her own journey.
“Being organized facilitates the process for you to enjoy yourself and have a better quality of life,” she says.
Space Cadets also has information to share about its new offerings.
The store has a new closet vendor based in the Southeast, which will allow Space Cadets to get product shipped more quickly for customers.
Not only that, but the new vendor offers a superior product.
“We think they have a lot more options, more colors and more opportunities for customization,” McBrayer says. “We’re excited about what they bring to the table.”
In the realm of cool, new products, McBrayer recently purchased a franchise with Art of Drawers, which makes top-quality products to increase storage, organization and accessibility in kitchens, pantries and bathrooms.
Their products for the kitchen and pantry include custom-made, solid wood pull-out drawers, as well as dividers, Lazy Susans and pull-down organizers.
These products can increase available space in existing cabinets and pantries byup to 50%, according toartofdrawers.com.
To bring order to cluttered bathrooms, Art of Drawers provides custom pull-out shelves, organizers and lighting.
All of their products are made with high-quality materials from American producers.
McBrayer operates her Art of Drawers franchise separately as a sister company that complements the other Space Cadet products.
“It fits in perfectly and expands our offerings to help organize your home,” she said. “Especially in the kitchen, where organization is so necessary, it makes things more accessible and brings the back of your cabinets out into the light, and you don’t have to crawl into your cabinets to get stuff.”
Space Cadets is now serving Huntsville and Gulf Shores, as well. McBrayer has Space Cadets employees based in those communities, and they’re eager to help customers in need of organization.
After nearly a quarter century, McBrayer continues her mission to decrease clutter and stress in peoples’ lives.
“Everything we touch touches the rest of our lives,” she says.
