Walk-in wardrobes: a clothing addict’s equivalent to Narnia.
Few things scream luxury quite like walk-in closets do. However, the days when you could only find one in a mansion are long over.
It’s time to display all your clothes and accessories correctly.
We’ve compiled seven practical and stunning walk-in wardrobe ideas.
You, too, can have a dream closet with an impeccable, organized dressing area.
But before we get onto the ideas, let’s talk about the three steps you need to follow prior to picking your perfect wardrobe.
Start by selecting the shape of your walk-in wardrobe.
There are three usual walk-in closet possibilities:
Think about your clothing, and plan how everything will be sorted. While you’re at it, also come up with closet organization ideas for your accessories and seasonal items.
Hint: Having dedicated storage will make finding items you need much less stressful.
Also, did you know that the best way to keep your clothes and accessories organized and dust-free is by adding plenty of drawers?
With that, for the best closet system organization, include plenty of:
With these, your walk-in closets will look neat and uncluttered.
Before you remodel or buy furniture, decide on your wardrobe style. Have a definite one chosen and stick to it, to make sure your wardrobe looks cohesive.
Are you more of a contemporary or a traditional person? Do you want a wardrobe dripping in luxury, or something more understated? Will you opt for a lot of wooden fixtures, or do you prefer metal and glass?
Once you’re set on the basics of your walk-in closet, it’s time to have a look at inspiration.
Here is our selection of wardrobe ideas:
This attic conversion whips up space for a sizable walk-in wardrobe.
It features pale white cabinetry along the walls, and smart open storage solutions that make great use of ceiling height. This is achieved by installing shelves and hanging racks — these set the stage for a curated collection of clothing and accessories.
Smart shelving choices make sure every inch of wall space is used, and make this small walk-in wardrobe a highly functional space.
There’s even space for a small stool and a shelf. This can serve as a vanity area, or a place to put your accessories.
This attic wardrobe goes for a bright look by using light shades, sloped ceilings, and walls that are painted a pale pink. Together with the wood flooring, it gives the space a warm tone.
If you have the luxury of space, an island is a superb addition.
This walk-in wardrobe is an excellent example of elegance, as the white cabinets make the closet look bright.
It’s also an excellent example of efficient use of space through excellent layout planning.
Storage options include:
The focal point of this dream wardrobe is the island counter — a perfect spot to drop your clothes and accessories.
Islands come in all shapes and sizes. Choose one with plenty of drawers, to maximise the wardrobe storage.
Did you know? Having an island means extra storage space, so you don’t have to worry about creating clutter.
You can also add trays or boxes to the island for smaller items — jewellery, keys, and even pocket change.
There is no better way to make a walk-in wardrobe functional than to put in a seating area.
An ottoman is a perfect solution to having a dressing room you’ll enjoy using.
Why?
Because not only can you sit while you get your shoes on, you can also use it to lay outfits on.
For more storage space, choose an ottoman that opens up. You can store clothes you don’t need every day, or some sentimental items you don’t want to get rid of.
Before choosing one, think about your wardrobe shape — you want to make sure you have enough space to move around when it’s in place.
Choose either:
Wardrobes can never have too many mirrors.
If you have a small walk-in wardrobe, upgrade your closet door to a full-length mirror. It will reflect light into other parts of your wardrobe, making the dressing area feel more significant in size.
And not only will mirrors help in creating an illusion of a bigger space, they are a necessity when dressing up.
To make your closet go from bland to glamorous, include glass doors on shelves.
You can also go for bevelled edges and glass knobs.
Another great idea to include in your wardrobe designs is a built-in vanity.
The critical components of a vanity include:
Fact: Dressing mirrors with lights are perfect for taking your beauty routine to the next level.
Not sure how a small space can have room for a walk-in wardrobe?
The key is in the organization. Make every square inch of your small walk-in wardrobe count by using:
Use decorative accessories to make your small walk-in closet pop and look more inviting, such as mirrors or lighting.
Another great idea is the wallpaper. Choose bright colours which will open up space, give it a pop of texture, and make your small walk-in wardrobe one of the dream spaces in your home.
Check out some small walk-in wardrobe storage ideas for your master bedroom.
You can set your wardrobe and dressing room’s mood with lighting in several ways:
In the picture above, ceiling spotlights and a chandelier complement each other. Together with the white mirrored cabinets and walls, they create an elegant and sophisticated wardrobe.
Don’t forget to include a dimmer switch for optimal lighting conditions during the day, too.
While you’re at it, why not check out more ideas for lighting?
Ways to artfully organize your clothes include:
Don’t over-do it. Like the picture above, keep displays minimal and allow for open space to shine through.
Make your clothes’ colour palette part of the closet design. The colours above — shades of green and blue — create a relaxing atmosphere.
The secret to beautiful custom closets? Less is more.
Hint: Another great trick is to keep the door between the bedroom and the dressing room open. When you have all your favourite items visible, it’s easier to decide what to wear.
There’s no better way to make your bedroom, bathroom, or wardrobe stand out than by installing a Hollywood mirror.
Check out our blog, and learn about the best mirror-with-lights options for your home.
Featured image: Unsplash by Андрей Постовой
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