12 Master Closet Organization Ideas
You’ve chosen your master bedroom’s main furniture;
you even made sure all the little accents and details
were carefully picked-out!
But can you really say you’re done decorating your room
without organizing your closet space?
Not being able to clearly and effectively
plan organization and storage
can quickly turn your beautiful space
into a cluttered disaster-zone.
Just think of The Chair–
yes, we mean THAT chair
with all your not-so-clean but not-so-dirty clothes.
Here are some brilliant closet organization ideas
that’ll help you maximize your storage space!
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12. Simple and Stylish
When setting-up your master closet,
remember that foundation is key!
The secret to a beautiful closet space
is to invest in simple yet timeless pieces.
A floor to ceiling closet gives an instant sophisticated
and elegant touch to a space.
A simple way to make a stylish statement
is to simply organize your open shelves.
This luxurious closet cleverly maximizes function and decor
by featuring open shelves
to showcase the homeowner’s collection of shoes and purses.
Grouping items by type and color doesn’t only look beautiful,
it’s also more efficient!
Double hanging rods display all the clothes out in the open
without appearing too cluttered.
There is also a clever addition of shelves
to maximize storage space;
for example,
hat boxes were used to store knick knacks for a clutter-free shelf.
11. Reimagine and Elevate
To take your master closet to a new level,
you need to start thinking big.
Elevate your master suite by reimagining your closet–
not as a standard storage space,
but as a whole new functional room.
Invest in a functional statement piece,
like a vintage vanity,
to instantly create a seamless extension of your bedroom.
Start planning your closet as a dressing room.
Consider open shelving to artfully display your clothes,
shoes, and bags.
Incorporate different storage types such as box-type closets
and a variety of short and long-hanging items.
The thoughtful organization of your items
is what elevates your closet into a sophisticated space.
10. Classic and Practical
If you’re planning to reorganize your closet space,
the first thing you have to do is to plan (and commit to it!).
Getting started might not seem too complicated.
With the abundance of all your clothes and accessories,
you might just find yourself stumped
and unable to envision something
other than where you should store your shoes.
Evaluate carefully how you will use the space,
thinking carefully of all the items in your possession.
If possible, get rid of all the clutter.
This will allow you to maximize your closet space
for all your useful and necessary items.
Next, envision how you want to use the space
that will allow you to move more efficiently each day.
Have a lot of shoes?
Place them in open shelving for easier access.
This luxurious DIY closet made full use of their shoe collection
by organizing in compartments and displaying on open shelving.
The combination of wood paneling, metallic features,
and a patterned area rug
makes this DIY closet look expensive and luxurious.
9. Better off apart
Taking your organization skills up a notch
isn’t about making drastic changes.
It’s the subtle and minute details
that ultimately make your everyday life more convenient
and efficient.
It’s important that you have an organizational system
and that you stick to it.
Having a separate area for each item
will ensure that your closet is tidy and functional.
Constantly editing your closet to avoid clutter
is just as important.
Adding dividers is a simple way to add structure and sophistication.
These clear acrylic shelf dividers are unassuming,
but they can be the solution to keeping your closet from chaos.
These particular divers are about 9” tall,
and 12” long,
perfect to keep the shelves tidy and separate.
8. Keep it Natural
If your closet has a lot of open shelving,
adding storage boxes will keep everything separate,
tidy, and clutter-free.
To give the space a warm and open feel,
choose containers made of natural material in neutral tones,
such as woven baskets.
These large boxes give texture and dimension to your space
and make for convenient compartments to organize all your items.
7. Intentional and Functional
Once you have carefully downsized all your items,
you can start planning how to organize your space.
The best way to organize your closet
is by categorizing all your clothes, shoes, bags,
and accessories by occasion and color.
This method will not only effectively serve as decor,
but it is incredibly functional as well.
Keep the items that you only use on special occasions
on a high shelf.
In contrast,
everyday objects should be situated within arm’s reach.
Think of your accessories as functional decor.
Instantly elevate your space
by artfully placing them around the room.
6. Maximize Blind Spots
Having a small closet space
doesn’t mean that you should sacrifice
having a tidy and beautiful closet.
All you have to do is to think outside the box–
literally and figuratively!
Be imaginative–
make use of all available space and corners as extra storage space.
This sliding door cleverly turned into open-shelving
is a perfect example of ingenuity.
5. Mirror, mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?
To instantly elevate your master closet,
consider mounting a huge mirror.
Not only does this transform your room into a brighter
and more luxurious space,
but a mirror is also functional decor.
Look good from any angle
by installing a floor-to-ceiling three-paneled mirror.
4. Luxurious and Inviting
Most of our mornings are spent picking out the perfect outfit.
Choose to start your day by turning your closet space
into a comfortable and relaxing environment.
What better way to make a space feel inviting
than by adding a luxurious seating area?
This is the perfect functional decor
to add personality and character to your room.
Go with a bold and cozy armchair
paired with a stylish stool
to add an effortlessly elegant touch to your closet space.
This DIY footstool is the perfect BOHO and chic addition
to a cozy corner space.
Recreate this piece at home with just a few materials.
Simply drill a hole through the metal stool
and a pre-cut piece of plywood.
With some glue,
stick on the foam and your choice of fabric to the plywood.
Finally, bolt in the plywood to the metal chair,
and you have a personalized footstool!
3. Make Each Inch Count
Don’t settle with the built-in shelves and storage space.
Every available square inch
–that includes vertical and horizontal space–
should be used to maximize your storage space!
Consider building a floor-to-ceiling closet,
or install additional top shelves.
For hard-to-reach storage spots,
add in a custom rolling ladder to make access a whole lot easier!
2. Choose to be Resourceful
Often the best solution requires a personalized touch.
Elevate your room by personally customizing your room
with DIY projects.
Going DIY doesn’t have to be complicated.
You’ll definitely save a few bucks
by using some unconventional materials.
You can easily make unique and one-of-a-kind pieces
by upcycling vintage items.
This DIY pegboard is a clever way to customize
and update your storage.
Hang up clothes, bags, and accessories using peg hooks.
Add some life to your DIY project
by hanging-up photos or wired baskets with trinkets
or potted plants.
Lastly, Number 1. Give Each Item a Home
A clear system of where everything goes
is definitely the most important step to get you started.
Having separate compartments is key
to a well-organized closet.
Designate a specific area for each piece of item you own.
This is a convenient and time-saving solution
to your everyday routine.
Conclusion:
Improving your master closet doesn’t have to be expensive
and difficult.
You should first evaluate how to maximize your available space
and incorporate this with your daily routine.
Organize your space thoughtfully
according to function, occasion, and color.
This will create a space that allows you to seamlessly integrate
with your routine.
Invest in pieces that will elevate your closet
into a functional and inviting space,
like a vintage vanity or a comfy sofa.
Maximize what you already own.
Your clothes and accessories are decors in themselves,
and train yourself to find blind spots to maximize your closet.
The key is to ultimately let your creativity
and resourcefulness shine!