11 Walk-In Closets Design Ideas for a Fashionable Home

There is no denying that bringing home a new decor item is thrilling. The satisfaction of repurposed furniture that is all your own? Yowza!

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Repurpose Old Furniture

Create a 360-degree rotating closet system with Closet Works that features a hidden full-length mirror and ample storage for shoes.

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Save Space With a Custom Rotating System

If you have a small desk or vanity in your closet, use pretty jars or a tray to store your jewelry and makeup. The stool can tuck right under the desk to keep the pathway clear when outfit planning.

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Set up a Vanity

Cover everything in the vibrant shade, from the trim to the shoe shelves. The shade is a flattering one for every complexion (a bonus for that mirror pep talk)

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Experiment With an Unexpected Paint Color

Glass enclosures with wooden frames make for splashy storage while allowing the occupant's shoes to steal the show in this walk-in closet

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Incorporate Location-Specific Motifs

The floating shelves and hardware-free drawers provide ample storage while also appearing clean and fresh, while eclectic lighting and marble countertops add personality.

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Make It Modern

A floral fabric brightens up this walk-in closet. The adjacent primary bedroom features curtains in the same fabric for a cohesive whole.

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Upholster the Walls in a Matching Fabric

Almost everything your walk-in closet off the main bedroom is tucked behind closed storage for a calm, clutter-free atmosphere.

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Let It Flow Into the Bedroom

Recessed lights are best when you're trying not to take up any vertical space, but a small sconce or adjacent sconce can also help.

9

Install Task Lighting

Carpet for the floors—a must in a walk-in closet, where hardwood floors or tiles might be a rude awakening on cold mornings.

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Warm Up the Room With Carpeting

The focus stays on the beautiful finishes and materials and keep unseasonal items of rarely-used items out of sight.

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Stay Organized