KO Design

12/08/2025

With the holidays, we tend to accumulate more STUFF. Now is the time to declutter to start the year fresh, have a “home” for the new items coming in, and keep your spaces functional.

05/16/2023

So honored to be interviewed by Voyage Denver!

Today we’d like to introduce you to Erica Oberholtzer. Hi Erica, we’d love for you to start by introducing yourself. I’m Erica Oberholtzer, founder of KO Design. KO Design is a home organization company specializing in turning cluttered chaotic rooms, into organized functional spaces. Whether ...

10/09/2022

Folding and a few containers made such a difference for this Loveland closet. Surprisingly, we didn’t get rid of much!

10/08/2022

Storage room clean up in Boulder 🏔

09/14/2022

I’ve been getting a lot of requests for helping unpack after the Marshall Fire in . Those that didn’t lose their homes still had horrible smoke damage that needed to be remediated, and personal items that had to be professionally cleaned. Here we are nine months after the fire, and some people are just starting to move back into their homes. After months of chaos, I’m honored to be helping my clients get back to a state of normalcy

09/02/2022

Talk about narrow! This master closet was definitely a challenge but we were able to make it so much more functional. Now all scarves, belts, hats and purses are together and clearly labeled. Clothes are organized by type and are now all on velvet hangers. Seasonal clothes that are in rotation are in the bins on the floor. Is the closet still tiny? Absolutely. But at least now you can walk into it and see everything!

06/29/2022

Check out this cute little !

To create as much space as possible we tossed bulky packaging, combined all of the kids snacks into one drawer, and stored overflow items in an extra mud-room cabinet. Using clear containers with labels helps everyone in the family know where things belong 🥨🥜🍪

06/21/2022

Where do you store kids toys? If you have extra space in your home, creating a playroom can save your sanity. Having systems in place makes picking up easy, and kids are never too young to help with cleanup. In this playroom we kept things simple and left lots of floor space to play.

Pro-tip: Add photos to storage bins for kiddos who can’t read yet. This will help them know where toys belong 🚗🧸🚀⚽️

06/15/2022

Why can’t every kitchen have this much storage?! Deep drawers allowed us to group like items and we even had a leftover cabinet that we made into bar storage. When deciding where items should be stored in your kitchen, think about where you use things. When you’re making cookies, where do you typically stand? That’s where your mixing bowls and measuring cups should be. When you’re prepping dinner, where do you cut vegetables? That’s where your cutting boards and knives should be. Also consider where your dishwasher is in relation to the dishes you use most often. To make your life easier, plates, bowls, and cups should live close-by so you aren’t traveling from one end of the kitchen to the other just to empty the dishwasher 🍽

06/07/2022

This was a fun one! My eight year old client couldn’t even open the door to her closet anymore. One thing on the floor turned into fifty, so this closet was no longer functional. We started by getting everything off of the floor, which was mostly laundry. Once we could open the door, we took everything else out, found homes for all of the miscellaneous items, and viola! A closet that can actually be used. Adding labels to the drawers will help this kiddo remember where everything goes 👚👖👗