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In the battle over master bedroom closet division, women usually win: The typical space is two-thirds hers, while the remaining third is left to the male persuasion. But, if you need to share your closet space, then chat with your partner about your individual and mutual needs before beginning the design process.
Have a habit of stuffing drawers to the max? Carefully consider the items you want to store in drawer units so that you strike the right balance between deep and shallow versions.
Okay, many ladies (and a few gents) have a voracious appetite for shoe-shopping. So, when you plan for shoe storage in your master bedroom closet, assess how many pairs you own and whether any styles (like stiletto boots, for example) require special shelving units.
Some clothes, such as shirts and shorter skirts, are perfect for a hanging system of double rods that maximize storage space. But also consider how many long garments you own: You don't want delicate fabrics brushing the ground. If you rarely wear longer pieces, then you can always move them to another closet in your home.
In fact, we recommend a thorough consideration of all your hanging items for proper storage.
Since many of us dress either in or near our bedroom closets, we would all benefit from the addition of dirty clothes and dry cleaning hampers.
In planning your new master bedroom closet, think about whether you want your garments and accessories visible to the eye or concealed behind doors. Or, you can always opt for a blend of open and "hidden" areas.
Mirror, mirror on the wall... Do you want to stare at yourself in your full glory. If so, then add a full-length mirror to your closet design.
If you fancy yourself a frequent global or domestic traveler, then you might benefit from a packing and folding surface, say, on a central island in your closet.
For shoes with delicate buckles, straps and ribbons that trace your ankles, we recommend that you sit down to put them on. Therefore, you'll need a bench in your swanky new closet.
Are the clothes you love to laze about in relegated to the floor? Instead, scatter hooks around your closet for easy storage and access.
Like any other custom project, share your needs and ideas with your chosen storage professional to design the master bedroom closet you've always wanted.
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