Space is a hot commodity, but your home only has so much to offer. If you’ve been struggling with a lack of storage for your vast wardrobe, it’s time to get creative. With a bit of planning and some essential tips, you can transform a spare, lackluster bedroom into the Walk-In Closet of your dreams.
- The easiest place to start is with a clean slate. Begin by clearing out the room completely and tidying up the area. This will give us a better idea of the space we have to work with and allow for easier evaluation.
- From there, it’s time to make any necessary repairs or renovations before beginning the transformation. This may include patching holes, painting walls, or replacing flooring, light fixtures, and more.
- Now that we can see more clearly, let’s define our needs. Take a good look at all your clothes, shoes, and accessories, then consider the type of storage you’ll need most. Do you need a lot of hanging space for dresses or suits? Or do you have more shoes and jewelry than most? If making this decision is daunting, don’t worry – our experts in design will guide you to the best fit for your needs.
- Once we have an idea of our storage needs, we can think about the style we want. Consider a color scheme that will complement your or your home’s style, and try to stick with it throughout the space. If you’re thinking of something more unique for your storage options, we offer a range of customizable styles and finishes to make the space as personal as it is practical.
- Next, we can consider the optimum layout. If the space is small, using vertical space is essential to keep the floor clear with hanging shelves, cabinets, and rods. A smart use of mirrors will also visually expand a smaller space. If the room is larger, you can experiment more to find what works best for your needs. Ideally, the layout should be function-first, with the most often-used items made the most accessible.
- With all this in mind, it’s time to get to the nitty-gritty of the design. Once you schedule a free design consultation, our experts meet with you to get a full picture and offer suggestions to further maximize your space. With each client and space as unique as the last, custom-built storage is often the best solution to make the most of every nook and cranny.
- After finalizing the design and making any necessary revisions, our designers pass their detailed plans to our expert machinists. Utilizing state-of-the-art technology and machinery, our machinists meticulously produce all elements of your custom storage units with precision and care. From there everything departs from our facility and is ready for assembly by our skilled install team.
- As the installation proceeds, we keep you apprised of the progress and any changes, so you’re always in the loop. While each installation is different, our team is always conscientious of your home and time. Accordingly, we work efficiently to minimize disruptions while maintaining the highest level of quality and attention to detail.
- With everything prim and proper, we take a moment to step back and get your input. We want to make sure everything is just as you dreamed it would be. Any minor adjustments are made at this time, and then you’re ready for the fun part: filling up the space with all your belongings.
- To make the most of your new space, it’s important to be organized and set up a system from the start. Separate clothes by type and color, use drawer inserts for smaller items, and arrange everything in a way that makes sense to you. Not only will this help keep your closet neat and tidy, but it’ll also save you time when getting ready in the morning.
And just like that, your spare bedroom has been transformed into a fully functional walk-in closet with an unbeatable Lifetime Guarantee! But why stop there – Where else in your home could use some creative reimagining? From closets to garages, mudrooms to home offices, the possibilities are endless with The Closet Works.
Reach out to schedule your free consultation today at 215-675-6430
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