5 Homeowners Show Us How to Achieve A Stylish Walk-in Closet
Even a compact space can be transformed into your own personal boutique
When it comes to maximizing extra rooms at home, homeowners get creative and carve out dens, home offices, and storage nooks. Aside from these three options, many often turn unused spaces into chic walk-in closets where they can keep and organize their clothes, shoes, and bags. If the space and budget permit, some even incorporate huge mirrors and plush seating pieces into the final look to create a special place where they can play dress up every morning, too.
To inspire you to achieve a walk-in closet even in a small space, here are five posh spaces found in Real Homes you can use as pegs:
It can be narrow yet elegant.
In this two-storey home in Alabang, the lady of the house has a compact walk-in closet that’s strategically placed near the sleeping area and the bathroom. Through the allotted space is quite narrow, she was able to keep within the classic feel by sprucing up the space with a shag rug, a chandelier and a full length mirror with ornate details in gold.
Take your cue from this closet by allotting a space for bags, shoes, and pretty boxes. Opting for slanted shelves can give your space a boutique-like appeal as well.
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Combine it with a vanity area.
To maximize the available space, the owners of this apartment in Makati transformed a part of the fourth floor into a walk-in closet/vanity area. The customized storage system consists of open shelves, drawers, niches, and a desk filled with beauty products and other essentials. To make sure that prepping every morning will be comfy and fun, they furnished it with an upholstered chair and a tufted bench in a neutral color that matches the finish of the shelves.
If your space allows, you can add furniture pieces, too! Start with baby steps by investing in a pretty footstool or an ottoman.
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Use it to display your collection.
If you have a separate storage area for clothes and shoes, you can use the walk-in closet to keep your collection in mint condition. In this condo home, the homeowner made use of the available space by creating a stylish vanity area and completed it with a glass display cabinet where she keeps her bags.
Glass cabinets will inspire you to keep the collection organized. It will also be easier to look for what you need and return it in its proper place.
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Craft your own fitting room.
To maximize the available space, the owner of this unit and her design consultant decided to divide the space into a sleeping area and a walk-in closet. A sliding barn door separates the two, giving the owner privacy when getting ready every morning. The walk-in closet looks sleek with the handleless cabinets but warmth is maintained because of the wooden finish.
You can also get creative with hooks and rods. Use these to display your chosen outfit, a favorite dress, or simply to organize your clothes.
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Make it happen with a few basics.
Since the owners share the walk-in closet, the lady of the house had to edit her belongings to make sure their essentials can fit in the tight space. To keep the closet organized and picture-perfect, they placed a sturdy shelf and set a huge mirror against that wall that doubles as décor. With their own clothes and accessories serving as accents, the walk-in closet looks chic and personalized.
A quality shelf can go a long way when it comes to organizing your belongings. Make sure it fits in the available space and that it can handle the weight of your belongings.
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