Having a walk-in closet in your home is a huge advantage. The walk-in closet provides you with lots and lots of storage space for cloths and also for other objects. But this type of closet also comes with other characteristics that can require lots of prep time and energy. For example, you have to decide how you want to organize your walk-in closet. Depending on your needs and preferences, there are lots of options to explore.
View in galleryLong walk-in closet with a traditional design, wooden flooring and white furniture
One option would be to have lots of shelves on two or three sides of the space. This way you can arrange all your cloths into categories and according to your own criteria. But if, for example, you have an extensive collection of shoes, then it all changes. You can use one portion of a wall or even an entire wall to create a storage system with shelves and compartments of different sizes for all your shoes. It all depends on your storage needs, on the size of your walk-in closet and on the design you are trying to create.But let’s now take a look at a few examples and see how other people have organized their walk-in closets.
View in galleryContemporary walk-in closet featuring dark-stained furniture and neatly-organized storage compartmentsView in galleryExpansive walk-in closet with slanted ceilings on the top floorView in galleryStylish walk-in closet featuring a neat contemporary designView in galleryInnovative walk-in closet in a contemporary dressing roomView in gallerySimple and neat walk-in closet featuring enclosed wooden furnitureView in galleryMediterranean-inspired walk-closet with mirrored doors and high ceilingView in galleryChic and expansive walk-in closet featuring lighted hanging rodsView in gallerySimple and modern walk-in closet with bench and a small windowView in galleryTraditional walk-in closet with all sorts of compartments and storage spacesView in galleryA very large and neatly-organized walk-in closet with lots of hanging spaceView in galleryTraditional walk-in closet with hanging spaces and insetted shelves and compartmentsView in galleryA very long and narrow contemporary walk-in closet featuring a mirrored wallView in gallerySmall but cleverly organized walk-in closet with lots of open shelvesView in gallerySmall walk-in closet with vanity, window and built-in storage spacesView in galleryA very large and sumptuous boutique-like closet with chandeliers and elegant detailsView in galleryA large contemporary walk-in closet with a storage island in the centerView in gallerySmall but packet walk-in closet with lots of shelves all aroundView in galleryChic master closet featuring textured purple walls and an oversized chandelierView in galleryA traditional small walk-in closet with wooden furniture and stylish pendant lampsView in galleryMinimalist contemporary closet with white furniture and built-in compartmentsView in galleryTraditional walk-in closet featuring a dresser in the center and a sumptuous chandelierView in galleryVery simple and stylish contemporary closet featuring shades of beige and redView in galleryA black and white traditional closet with wooden flooring and a double windowView in galleryA dynamic walk-in closet design based on symmetry and bold shadesView in galleryA large an open walk-in closet in a contemporary master suite
Walk-in closets also often have mirrors. If you don’t have the space for this detail then you can have closet doors with mirrored surfaces. There are also other details to take into consideration whe organizing and decorating your walk-in closet. For example, if your closet has a high ceiling, then you can opt for a beautiful hanging pendant light.The lighting is very important here because it can change the atmosphere in a second.