People with a sizable wardrobe love walk-in closet systems. If your closets are already bursting at the seams, it may be time to consider getting additional storage installed. Here are a few tips to help you out.
Consider your needs
How much space do you need? Before you think about expanding your closet, purge through your collection. If you have clothes you haven’t worn in more than a decade, then it’s high-time you pick out pieces you’ll want to toss, leave to friends, sell, donate or reuse.
Look for custom options
When you check out walk-in closet systems, look for ones that are easy to customize according to your needs. Check out hanging and shelving solutions designs, Forbes says. Then use those ideas to organize your wardrobe and design sections. That’s going to give you the closet you’ve always dreamed of.
Install a rotating closet
A rotating closet gives you so much storage space to play with and explore. If you’re tired of hunting down items in your messy closet or need more space for your clothes, then get a rotating closet. That’s one way to get the added storage you need without resorting to an expensive remodel of your bedroom.
Use clear boxes
Boxes serve as an excellent storage bin. But it’ll be easier for you if you use clear ones. That way, you won’t need to open every box on your closet’s shelf when you need a particular item. While labeling the boxes can prevent that, it’s ideal for finding misplaced items.
Put in a section for seasonals
If you have wardrobe pieces you can wear only during a certain season, then a closet organizer helps you keep them tucked away safely until the next time you’ll need that straw beach hat, that warm coat or angora sweater.
