Walk-in closets are a wonderful thing. Of course, they don’t do you much good if they aren’t organized. Customizing your closet organization to fit your specific needs can help create a functional and visually appealing space. How? We have a few ideas.
Double Hanging Rods
Install a second hanging rod below the existing one to maximize vertical space for shorter items, like shirts and blouses.
Shelving Units
Add adjustable shelving units to accommodate different items such as folded clothes, shoes and accessories.
Built-In Drawers
Incorporate built-in drawers for items like socks, underwear and accessories. This helps keep smaller items organized and out of sight. Use drawer dividers to keep folded items, such as T-shirts and sweaters, neatly separated.
Shoe Racks
Utilize shoe racks or shelves to keep your footwear organized and easily accessible. Consider stackable shoe organizers for smaller spaces.
Baskets and Bins
Use baskets or bins on shelves to store accessories, scarves or items that don’t hang well. Use transparent storage bins to store off-season clothing, making it easy to see what’s inside. Labeling them can make finding things even easier.
Hooks and Pegs
Install hooks or pegs on the inside of doors or walls for hanging bags and hats. Hang a jewelry organizer to keep necklaces, bracelets and earrings tangle-free. Install racks specifically designed for belts and ties to keep them neat and easily visible.
Under-Shelf Lighting
Install under-shelf lighting to illuminate the contents of your closet, making it easier to find what you need.
Pull-Out Hampers
Incorporate pull-out hampers to keep dirty laundry out of sight. If your closet shares a wall with your laundry room, talk to your builder about adding a door so you can just toss dirty clothes into the wash.
Seasonal Rotation
Rotate your wardrobe seasonally, keeping current and seasonal items within easy reach. Store off-season clothes in plastic bins and in labeled garment bags.
Mirrored Doors
If your layout permits, opt for mirrored closet doors to create the illusion of more space and provide a full-length mirror.
Purchase a Home in Sunterra
Want more closet space? Purchase a home in Sunterra. Our builders’ homes feature walk-in closets in the primary suites. At the design center, you can add organization systems to keep everything tidy the day you move in. Visit today.
