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What do you feel are the key needs in closet design?

Aug 24, 2007 by DZNR4U | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

If you had no restrictions on size or budget, how would your closet look and/or how would you organize your closet?

I think I would have a bank of drawers in the center with a smaller top drawer for jewelry with cubicles above for your shoes. Then on one side of the bank, I would put shelves for sweaters and purses or any boxed items. Then on the other side, I would put two rods for double hang (hanging blouses, shirts, or pants). I would use all wooden or smaller felt hangers. Hopefully the height of your closet will have enough room on the top for items that you do not use often. If you have room on another wall, I would add whatever combination for your needs. Something for long hanging items, like dresses, robes, etc. Add a slide out with hooks on it to the inside of the end wall for belts and if you need something for ties, you could add on another end.

Try to take an inventory of what you have. Measure the width of your short items and the long items and configure the closet to accommodate everything. The end panels should have holes drilled to adjust the height of the rods and shelves.

You can use white to give a lighter look or if your closet is larger, you could use a wood. If it is very large, I would put an island in the center with drawers if there was enough room for them to pull out or shelves so that you have a place to lay out your clothes. Make sure to have good general lighting. That would be my ideal closet. I might even repeat the same configuration on the other wall or just use additional shelves, since you may not have room to pull out drawers. If you did, I might even add a mirror above the bank of drawers.

Closet design for charities?

Jun 19, 2006 by ready_to_rumble | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

There's a charity I have contacts with (in Vancouver, BC) and they're planning to design a closet, wondering where would be the best place to refer to. It'd be great if the designers donate their time and closets. If not, any cost-efficient closet designers? Do you think Home Depot has such service?

If they're building a clothes closet, HGTV has all sorts of ideas and instructions on how it's done. Check out the site below. Good Luck!

how will I design my walk-in closet?

Sep 17, 2007 by MaDaMoiSeLLe08 | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

the construction of our own house will start this October 2007. I specifically asked the architect if I could have a walk-in closet in my bedroom, and so I did, but I have absolutely no Idea on how to organize my stuff, what kind of shelves to choose and the lighting too. I see shelves with multiple drawers and stuff, are those custom made? and how will I organize my stuff? If you have your own, how did you design it?

Most are closet systems that have pieces that can be mixed and matched to get the system that you want. They are available through home improvement stores, and some even have design assistance through their websites or in the stores.

My closet has ceiling to floor shelves on one wall and I keep my purses and shoes on them....my hubby gets the bottom shelf for his shoes. LOL. Another side of my closet is for my clothes only, and I have a bar mounted very high because I hang all of my jeans, pants, dresses, etc. My husband's side is the same length, but I had half of it made for the high-mounted bar, then the other half with two bars, one over the other, for hanging shirts. We also have a high shelf that goes around the top for suitcases, totes, blankets, etc.

I had the closet custom built for us by a carpenter. I never liked the closet systems because I don't like the wire racks and shelves, or the press-board cabinets. I wanted real wood. Just a preference though. My sister has a walk-in with the wire shelves and she loves it. She says it's very versatile.

Dont know how to design an organized closet? Need Design tips? im hoping to become an interior designer so ask

Nov 16, 2006 by Lauren | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

im here to help so ask away, i can also be reached @ downhilldiva92@yahoo.com and i will answer all questions!

I just posted a question a little while ago called 'What should I do with my room?' If you could go check it out that'd be great. If you can't find it on the list, click on my name and go to my questions, it'll be there. Thanks

what would be an ideal design for a closet intended for a blind person?

Mar 25, 2007 by samee | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

--> a female adult to be exact
--> design should make it easier for user to reach and make use of everything despite her ability

Try the white metal shelving units, or the plastic stacking bins, for storage at one end of closet, and shoe holders that sit on floor, at other end. if the closet has reg. door, put an over the door shelf on inside of it, for slippers, purses, scarfs, hats, so on. On the front of shelving add braille name tabs, on the closet door hanger shelf, add braille name tabs on the door above the shelving, and as for the shoe holder shelf, put in braille tab on the wall of closet where the shoes are an so on. Hope this was a fairly good bit of help to you.

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Closet Design - News

A coming out for closets Edmonton Journal - Feb 01, 2012 Addley was inspired by the memory of her late husband, Larry, to turn a small spare room in her two-storey acreage home into a custom-designed closet. She says Larry was always lovingly indulgent of her passion for footwear and would just chuckle when

Closets TV Star To Deliver Top Shelf Awards Closets Daily - Jan 31, 2012 The Birmingham News - al.comAUSTIN, TX - Closets TV personality Amanda LeBlanc will make a star appearance at Closets Expo 2012, as hostess for the Top Shelf Design Awards celebration. LeBlanc, featured in The Style Network's The Amandas, will present the 2012 Top Shelf Design Birmingham gains national attention with premiere of 'The Amandas' on the all 3 news articles »

A closet makeover can open up new storage options ScrippsNews - Jan 31, 2012 The Arends considered their options: Visit a big-box store and buy closet-organization components that fit their space, then install them themselves; or enlist a customized closet designer and installer. Already busy with full-time jobs and a family,

ACSP 'Planning Guide' Unveiled in Austin Closets Daily (blog) - Feb 01, 2012 ACSP 'Planning Guide' Unveiled in AustinMost of the closet and storage companies that have survived this depression have done so primarily because of referrals and repeat customers. I doubt anyone survived by finding all new customers. So let's analyze this. Old customers, or 'Raving Fans',

Design for How People Learn T+D - Feb 01, 2012 As Julie Dirksen, author of , would say, these concepts have claimed their places on permanent, tidy shelves within my mental closet. According to Dirksen: "The goal of learning design is for learners to emerge from the