Walk In Closets
Our clients are closet companies from all over the world who want to maximize space and make their designs look as great as possible.
So, while an 8 x 10 foot closet space can take many configurations, some guiding principles for good design include:
-Placing items like shoes close to the entrance so they can be the last on, first off items to easily put in their place
-Hanging space should always be accounted for first. Hanging requires the most depth in a space, so it’s also the most expensive to build out somewhere else and it takes up the most room.
-Drawers and doors are the prettiest design elements because they hide things like socks and underwear. Locating them within a line of site makes the entire space look more organized and helps the client feel better because it looks so terrific.
Using design software like KCD Software makes the designer’s job easier both from a time perspective as well as being able to help the client “see” and “experience” the space in the most realistic terms possible.
This simple walk in closet has an added touch - base molding - that really amps up the look. It was designed using KCD Software.
Painted Wood Shaker Fronts with Brushed Nickel Hardware. Designed with KCD Software.
This flip down hamper basket that's hidden by a door is a great way to conceal dirty laundry in your closet. Designed with KCD Software
I love the scale of this closet. Tall cabinets and much of the clutter concealed behind door fronts and cabinet fronts. A perfect fit for this upscale Chicago client. Designed with KCD software
Walk-In closet created for a stylish Manhattan woman. Our client wanted to incorporate drawers into the closet to eliminate dressers from the bedroom. This closet, a typical Manhattan size, has a hamper on the right, a safe bolted to the floor (which could also be camouflaged behind a door if desired), 12 drawers, linens, handbags and a full designer wardrobe. Designed with KCD Software
Gorgeous closet from Closet Factory in Boston.
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