Case Study: Contained Home

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We have a total of 3 Contained Home engagements this past week. We are continue to talk about it with our customer and especially when we are talking to our customers about TCS Closet and elfa. We had a $1400 dollar elfa sale from Nancy Drobnis. Yay! We are hearing from our team asking our customers, “ Who is going to organized this for you?” When we are designing closets and suggesting TCS Closets we ask “Who is your project manager?“ We have challenged our Visual team to open one Contained Home and we had Kate and Ish break the seal. Our focus is to 5 a week with Contained Home so we know that we need to do 7 this

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