The Elegant Walk-in Closets Of Your Dreams

Creating an elegant and practical closet that suits the style and needs of any family doesn’t have to be dull and uninspired. The build-a-box closets of the past have been replaced with options far nicer than anything we’ve seen before, even out of the box. Time for an upgrade? Create a space you love to see first thing in the morning and last thing at night. A place where you can plan and implement the version of you that everyone else will see today.

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Dark, open wardrobes are sleek, modern and sensual. Whether this shade speaks to your soul or if the enclosed feeling of a dark, small space makes you feel more at ease, these types of closets rely on natural light and soft textures like rugs, poufs and curtains to soften them out.

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Bright, airy and modern, closets can implement new types of materials like acrylic or glass for practical and design purposes - like seeing your clothes without opening the door and feeling bigger and more open. Neatly store folded items into wide built-ins instead of more traditional, even rustic, storage boxes. Nothing wrong with the old trunk - but the bright and modern look has no room for them! Experiment with faux plants for a pop of color and dynamic element to your closet.

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Closets are often close to bathrooms, meaning you’re often moving from a solid, hard surfaces into your wardrobe. Soft carpets create a texture that practically calls you in, and when paired with natural woods and white stone, it’s a perfect transition from one to the other. You may see these kinds of spaces and think they just ‘work’. That’s called flow: imagining the space and how you move through it to help design something perfectly fitting to your style and comfort.

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A clean and simple walk-in closet design doesn’t have to be boring, either. So if your style is modern and you’re choosing to do the same floor throughout, consider tall mirrors, long carpets, and a mix of open and closed space for your clothing.