Almost 25 years ago, Kim McBrayer founded Space Cadets to help people declutter their homes, get organized and find elegant, effective and affordable storage solutions.
On a mission to simplify clients’ lives, Kim provided top-quality custom closets and garages, professional installation and organizing services, and accessories to achieve the goal of organization.
However, Kim “saw a gap in what we provided,” she says. “We didn’t have anything to improve kitchen and bathroom cabinets.”
So in 2023, Kim purchased the Birmingham franchise for Art of Drawers, a company that makes great products to increase storage, organization and accessibility in kitchens, pantries and bathrooms.
Their products include custom, solid-wood drawers with dovetail construction, full-extension glide and soft close, as well as dividers, Lazy Susans and pull-down organizers.
Among other benefits, Art of Drawers products make it easier for people to reach items hidden at the back of their cabinets.
“You can bring everything from the back of the cabinet into the light and not lose or forget things,” Kim says.
The products make it safer for older people to access their drawers and cabinets without getting on their hands and knees and risking falls.
“We love the concept of aging in place, where seniors stay in their homes as long as possible,” Kim says.”This helps contribute to that.”
All of Art of Drawers’ beautiful products are made with wood from American producers and rails and hardware made in North America, according to the company’s website.
The company emphasizes the quality, design and aesthetic value.
“Art of Drawers creates joyful, inspirational experiences for our clients through our custom-crafted creations,” the site says.
Art of Drawers complements Space Cadets perfectly.
“We now offer everything you need to get organized,” Kim says.
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