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Great Closet Design Tips

Posted by HomeDesigner | Home Improvements | Tuesday 4 November 2008 11:14 am

Getting the most out of your closets can be a challenge. Listed below are some closet design ideas that might help you start making plans to give your closets that overhaul they need:

 1) Great closet lighting – you need to be able to see what is inside your closets but you don’t want the sun shining directly on them either as it will fade your clothes if left open. You can buy cheap lights that stick on anything now and you might put one of them in your closets if they are too dark. If you have walk in closets your options are greater and can even include track lighting.

2) Great closets are somehow able to effectively use all available space. You might have bins for storing your small items or the things that you don’t wear often. Shelves in closets are something that most people don’t think of and can be part of a good closet design.

3) Part of effectively using all the space is to do it in a manner that is practicle. You want to make sure that everything in the closet is accessable and visible so that you know it is there. Using all the space does not mean just cramming things in.

4) Use the floor of your closets for bins and shoes and storing all smaller items. Also, the floor has to be orderly so that you can walk in the closet or at least walk in enough to be able to get things.

5) One of the important closet ideas is to allow for enough so that your closet does not get mold or mildew. If you have an airflow problem, you can wrap up some chalk and put it in your closet to help keep things dry and prevent closet mildew from forming.

6) Use a wood for your closets that do not have a pungent smell. If you use the wrong wood (cedar can be smelly), your closet may make the room it is in smell bad and your clothes may take on some of the odor as well. These closet design ideas are tips you should think about when building or organizing your closets.

1 Comment »

  1. Comment by Steve Nickse — January 25, 2009 @ 1:45 am

    I agree. There is a way to maximize and optimize any closet. Some are winners, some are nasty – just do the absolute best. I have some juicy ideas…

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