Walk-In Closets Decor

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You can think of a closet as a really tiny room for clothes hangers, but why cheat yourself? Just like all household appliances, closets these days come loaded with bells and whistles. Whether it's simply a place to store clothes or a dressing room.

For a closet to work, you have to be able to see what's inside it. Natural light from skylights or windows is a plus. The important thing to keep in mind about artificial light is that it has to be between you and the contents of the closet; if it's behind you, you'll cast a shadow on what you're trying to see.  Closets, more than any other space in the house, work best if you know in advance precisely how you're going to use them. For example, if you bunch socks, they'll need more space than if you roll them. Ditto for shirts: Do you stack them neatly or hang them up? Think about what you wear and how you like to get dressed, and design the space to serve you: most-used items up around eye level, less-used below, and least-used high above. Most closets have too much hanging storage and far too little shelf or drawer storage.

P.S. The closets layouts and designs created by me for getting it architecture for my new clients. The two designs created to pick one of best, to fill the space with living.

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