I love closet posts. Jayne, what great shoe storage! I admire all the organization.
My closet is organized, but too full. I hesitate to post pics, but I will share. Maybe this will nudge me into making needed improvements.
1 Overall view when you open closet door. The wide angle of the iPhone camera makes it look larger than it is. The left side is hubs' and the right side is mine.
2 Looking up, you can see the main challenge of the space, the dramatically angled ceiling, plus the wooden beam that runs through the closet, interrupting the space and blocking the light from reaching the back half. Also the dreadful light, which I can't wait to replace. You can see my workout and lounge gear piled on the top shelf near the door, and purses are on the shelf in the back half of the closet. I have an extra little shelf unit that allows me to pile flat bags like clutches and store bulkier bags above.
3 Hanging space, and shoes underneath. Would love to have a two-level hanging solution and better shoe storage.
4 Shelves in the back of the closet hold tees, sweaters, jeans, and shorts. There is a lot of inaccessible space in the corner, which I use to store out-of-season shoes in boxes. Out-of-season taller, bulkier boots are stored with stuffing in boxes in our downstairs (basement) closet.
5 The back of the closet door has a hanging rack I use for belts. I think it's time for a culling.
6 This bureau holds underwear, socks, hosiery, pajamas, and jewelry, courtesy of a compartment in the top -- I lifted the top for the photo so you can see the jewelry storage.
7 The accessory armoire. This piece held all my husband's clothes at our old house, which had teeny tiny closets. Now I use it for jewelry, hats, scarves, some sentimental things of my mom's, travel accessories, and my graphic tee collection. The drawer in the bottom holds out-of-season athletic gear and swimsuits. This could stand a clean out -- I have a very hard time getting rid of jewelry for some reason. In fact, the jewelry box visible in the left side of the armoire was my mother's, and it holds some of her old pieces I will never wear but can't bear to part with.
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