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Walk-in closets epitomize luxury. While walk-in closets are a terrific location to keep your clothing, shoes, and accessories, they may also serve as a retreat from the rest of your home (if done right). Even if you have a lot of space to work with, it’s easy for your belongings to become disorganized, especially if you don’t have a proper organization system in place. That’s where these creative walk-in closet designs come in.
Whether you like to convert a portion of your bedroom into a walk-in closet or update what you currently have, we have lots of ideas to help you make the most of your area, no matter how big or tiny. Keep in mind that there are two significant aspects to consider: the style of the room and its function. Along with choosing a welcoming design, it’s critical to select an efficient layout and organizing system to provide a sense of order, whether with baskets, color-coded shelves, or other storage solutions. (Spoiler alert: you can find even more clever closet organization ideas right here.)
LUXURIOUS
This closet design by California Closets, Santa Barbara has a combination of open and closed storage, with plenty of drawers, shelves, and hanging space for all types of clothing and accessories.
GENDER-NEUTRAL
The design of this walk-in closet by Mandy Brown Architects, PC features a combination of hanging space, drawers, and shelves, with a central island for additional storage and a place to fold clothes.
STURDY
This walk-in closet by Madeval USA features a sleek and modern design, with a combination of open shelving and hanging space, along with a built-in bench for seating.
CUSTOM
The design of this closet by Custom Closet Solutions, LLC includes a mix of open and closed storage, with a built-in dresser and plenty of shelving and hanging space for clothing and accessories.
MODERN
This walk-in closet by RD Homes features a unique circular design with a built-in center island and plenty of hanging space, drawers, and shelves for storage.
CARPETED
The design of this closet by The Closets Company features a combination of open shelving and hanging space, with a built-in window seat and drawers for additional storage.
EXECUTIVE
This walk-in closet by ELITE A/V features a traditional design with a mix of hanging space, drawers, and shelving, along with a built-in vanity for getting ready.
REFINED
The design of this closet by Blanchard Design Studio includes a mix of hanging space, shelves, and drawers, with a built-in bench and window seat for seating and additional storage.
BUILT-IN
This walk-in closet by Sebring Design Build features a modern design with a mix of open and closed storage, including a built-in shoe rack and plenty of hanging space. These built-in cabinets not only look great, but they are also functional. Keep your things organized with customized shelves and boxes.
CONTEMPORARY
The design of this closet by California Closets – Northern & Central Florida features a combination of open and closed storage, with a built-in bench and plenty of shelving and hanging space for clothing and accessories.
Things To Consider When Designing Walk In Closet Ideas
You need to find the right shape for your closet. Walk-in closets usually come in three shapes: L-shaped, U-shaped, and straight. “L” closet designs utilize two of the walls leaving you space to move. A “U” closet uses three walls for the most storage capacity. The straight walk-in closet functions admirably if your area is not big enough.
Proper storage is essential. You may have a bunch of accessories or seasonal clothes that should be put away during particular parts of the year. Having space specifically for these items makes it simpler to find them once you need to wear them. Also, having many drawers to your closet is an ideal approach to keep your items sorted out and free from dust. For closet shelving ideas, you need to consider cabinets, hanging space, and drawers to keep your space looking slick and uncluttered.
Your walk-in closet is ideal for organizing your fashion items like a star. Some ways to stylishly sort out your wardrobe include grouping similar items like bags in one shelf, arranging clothes based on their colors, or using boxes and baskets to organize accessories. You can also utilize certain parts of your walk-in closets for particular items. For example, top shelves are great for storing large items. Also, shoes can be stored on large shelving.
Add art to your walk-in closet by creating vignettes of your favorite items, displaying framed images of the things you love, or placing your favorite books on your shelves or vanity section.
A contemporary walk-in closet design is the best for a spotless, uncluttered space to show your clothes flawlessly. Have an unmistakable style as a top priority to keep your closet looking strong and stick with it!
VIRTUOSO
This walk-in closet by California Closets, Santa Barbara features a unique circular design with a built-in center island and plenty of hanging space, drawers, and shelves for storage.
TRENDY
The design of this closet by California Closets, Santa Barbara includes a mix of hanging space, shelves, and drawers, with a built-in bench and window seat for seating and additional storage.
CLASSIC
This walk-in closet features a traditional design by Tailored Living Featuring Premier Garage with a mix of hanging space, drawers, and shelving, along with a built-in vanity for getting ready.
MONOTONE
The design of this closet by GreenWood Design Build includes a mix of hanging space, shelves, and drawers, with a built-in bench and window seat for seating and additional storage.
Must-Haves For Walk-In Closets
When thinking of closet design ideas, here are some essentials you should consider.
White makes an excellent paint color. No other shade in the palette creates a superior background in your closets for your garments to sparkle. White looks splendid in what is otherwise a dull room and consistently makes any space look fresh and new.
Make a delightful and novel storage room space by utilizing creative accessory displays. Get cues from the most sizzling design boutiques to show your fashion items. You may use racks, bookcases, floating boxes, and ledges, or mannequins.
Seats for your walk-in storage would be beneficial. For example, you can have an ottoman where you can spread out outfits, or sit on it as you try on your shoes. An ottoman that opens up is ideal if you need more extra space. As for the shape of your seat, choose a round one if you have an enormous closet or a narrow bench if you have a small, straight one.
One of the most up to date overhauls in the realm of walk-in closets is a vanity section. It usually has a countertop, drawers, mirrors, lights, and a stool or seat.
Lights in a walk-in closet serve many purposes. One, they can highlight an area in your closet as the focal point, add mood lighting, improve brightness, particularly when there are no windows, showcase beautiful displays, and highlight accessories.
A library ladder allows you to access things placed on high areas of your walk-in closet. You can also use it to display outfits or accessories that you use the following day.
DARK WOOD
This walk-in closet by Rockport Doors & Closets Inc. features a modern design with a mix of open and closed storage, including a built-in shoe rack and plenty of hanging space.
CHILD’S CLOSET
The design of this closet by Organization & Relocation features a combination of open shelving and hanging space, with a built-in window seat and drawers for additional storage.
DETAILED
This walk-in closet by The Closets Company features a unique circular design with a built-in center island and plenty of hanging space, drawers, and shelves for storage.
CLASSY
The design of this closet by Classy Closets includes a mix of hanging space, shelves, and drawers, with a built-in bench and window seat for seating and additional storage.
LADDER RAIL
This walk-in closet by Toby Hartline Custom Homes & Remodeling features a traditional design with a mix of hanging space, drawers, and shelving, along with a built-in vanity for getting ready.
FITNESS CLOSET
The design of this closet by Lisa Adams, LA Closet Design features a combination of open shelving and hanging space, with a built-in window seat and drawers for additional storage.
Big And Luxurious Walk In Closet Ideas
What makes luxurious walk-in closets so astounding are over the top design elements. They may not be a possibility for many. However, it is fun to dream of having a big, extravagant walk-in closet. If you are fortunate to have a huge space for your walk-in closet, you may be considering redesigning it. The following are some walk-in closet design ideas if you have a big space.
Rich wood surfaces give a high-class look. Dark wood wardrobes in a walk-in closet look elegant. Meanwhile, one with salmon tones as the color scheme looks charming, especially when you have a chair with fur coating. A light blue walk-in carpet looks chic, especially when it has a labyrinthic carpet. Rugs can also make any walk-in closet luxurious, but ensure that you choose the right one that matches your overall theme.
A big walk-in closet will benefit from set-in lighting. Also, strip lighting can be used in a walk-in closet if it is too big that light may not penetrate some parts. If you want, you can install chandeliers in your walk-in closet for really eye-catching yet functional lighting.
A big walk-in closet can make more space for dressing islands. A dressing island is an ideal space to drop every one of your things until you use them once more. It comes in an assortment of shapes and sizes. Choose one with a lot of shelves drawers. Have boxes or cases on your island for little things like jewelry, coins, or keys.
Small Closet Ideas
A small walk-in closet might not have the same impact as a big one, but does that not mean that you cannot have fun designing one. Components that help sort out everything in the most useful of ways are essential if you have a small walk-in closet. For example, you will see a lot of shelving, racks, and drawers in a small closet. Also, do not go for a dark color scheme and instead go for light shades that can open up your walk-in closet. Having more mirrors is also recommended. Install mirrors on doors or have mirrored doors. Not only will they keep things sorted. The mirrors will also reflect light and make your closet feel bigger.
Think of ways to make your door be used to create more space in your closet. For example, you can hang organizers for your shoes or other accessories on your door. You can also remove the door and replace it with curtains or leave the door open for a bit of extra space.
For small homes fitted out with standard storage space for clothes, space is rarely enough. The answer to this is getting modular closets. What precisely is a modular closet? It is a closet that is based on your needs and way of life. Awesome closets have standard-size parts, for example, racks, dress rails, and drawers, but most can be tweaked to suit shoe cupboards, extra drawers, belt rails, vanity section, and even dressing islands. If you think you do not have enough space in your walk-in closet, you can go to a designer planner or head to modular closets store to have your closet redone based on the area you have.
Final Thoughts
Walk-in closets are no longer exclusive to wealthy people, as often portrayed in movies and television shows. Now, anyone can have a walk-in closet by merely organizing and designing an available area in their home.
A walk-in closet is more than space where you keep your clothes, shoes, bags, or other fashion items. It is a reflection of your style. Design your walk-in closet in a way that it will inspire you. After all, your walk-in closet is where you pick the clothes and accessories you wear before you go out of your home and meet people. Therefore take advantage of designing it to show your personality.
The size of your closet should never hinder you from expressing your creativity. Though walk-in closets usually require huge space, you can still come up with a magnificent area for your fashion item, even with limited space. You have to ensure that it has the elements you truly need, not only visual-wise but also function-wise.
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