By Hannah West
Are you a style junkie? Short on closet space? Both? If so,
making the wardrobe you’re so proud of part of your decor may be the perfect
way to conserve some needed storage room while adding a bit of personality to
your living space. Modernize
has some great examples of how clothes and accessories can contribute to a
room’s aesthetic—and make it easier to pick out an outfit each day.
Open Wardrobe
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There’s no mysterious land in this wardrobe! Just a few
classic dresses and stylish high heels. Instead of stuffing your clothes into a
closet, show them off with a beautiful piece of furniture. The mix of open and
hidden storage in this wardrobe makes it perfect for displaying your favorite
outfits without letting it all hang out.
Shoe Display
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Even people who aren’t obsessed with buying shoes still seem
to find themselves with a couple dozen great pairs. Putting them on shelves or
a shoe ladder keeps them from getting scuffed and misshapen, and the result is
a boutique-style display that looks like it popped straight out of a movie. For
extra fun, paint the wall behind your shelves a bright hue or arrange your
selection by color. If you’re putting in the shelving yourself, don’t forget to
make the bottom shelf bigger to make room for fall boots!
Transparent Closet
Doors
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Nothing keeps you motivated to stay organized like a view
straight into your closet! Whether your wardrobe is sleek and minimalistic or
colorful and eclectic, glass doors can make it an eye-catching part of your
room. Choose smoky doors for a mysterious, modern look and glass doors for
something a little more classic.
Open Storage
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Who said there has to be doors on your closet at all? Unless
you haven’t gotten rid of anything since the turn of the century, putting your
closet right out there in your bedroom can actually be a pretty handy storage and decor hack. You can make a clothes
rack out of almost anything you please, from a tree branch to an
industrial-looking pipe. If open shelving is your only option, you can make
even folded clothes look decorative by arranging them by color or storing them
in matching boxes on the shelves.
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thank you, hannah for the special guest post!
i think it's safe to say that you've inspired me to do a bit
of closet rearranging (and decorating!).
i might have to share my progress on this little blog.
thank you again!
xoxo
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