Efficient dressing room arrangement
Expert advice and strategies for completely eliminating chaos and creating well-organized closets.
- Double Bar – Hanging rods with hooks mounted over existing rods are a smart, inexpensive, and quick way to create extra space for small clothes.
- Valet Hook
On the outside of your closet, mount a hook or removable rod to hang freshly cleaned and ironed clothes before putting them in the closet. You can also use it to prepare clothes for parties, vacations, or for going to the office the next day.
- Hangers
There’s a good reason why wire hangers are free: They’re practically worthless. If you want to prolong the lifespan of your clothes, don’t hang them on flimsy wire or plastic hangers. Wooden hangers and padded hangers are the best ways to keep your clothes looking new.
- Baskets
Place wallets and small clutch bags in baskets. This keeps them organized and prevents them from getting tangled and damaged. - Hooks
Straps invariably get tangled or lost on the floor or in the closet. The solution? An elegant hook that keeps them organized and takes up minimal space. This way they will be easily accessible and easy to find. - Boxes
Instead of filling your dresser drawer with various jewelry boxes, store them in your closet. In the attached photo, small labeled boxes are nested inside a larger box that can be placed on a shelf. - Shoe “pockets”
An innovative, shorter version of the traditional shoe rack fits perfectly with a double-bar system. - Shoes on the door
A simple trick: Mount a shelf on the back of the closet door where you can store several pairs of shoes, scarves, and bags. - Shoe rack
If you store your shoes on the floor, for a better view of your collection, opt for a sloping rack that rises from front to back. Opt for one with semicircular rubber strips or other materials that prevent your shoes from slipping. - Clear Shoe Boxes
Clear plastic shoe boxes are great for shoes, but they also make perfect drawers for underwear. Offering visibility, flexibility, and accessibility, they meet the concept of smart design. - Hanging shelf
If you don’t have enough shelves in your closet, hang a fabric shelf on your clothes rail. A unit with drawers can also provide storage for socks and underwear. - Shelf dividers
These will prevent leaning towers of cashmere from tipping over (even if the sweaters aren’t perfectly folded) and keep things organized.
