Closet Revolution's Janet Valenza On Design Planning

 

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Janet Valenza, Closet Revolution, New York City (at Closets & Home Organization Conference 2012, Austin, Texas) explains her unique approach to assessing client needs. She suggests other closet businesses consider the up-sell of comprehensive space planning services before embarking on the closets project.

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