Glamorous dressing room ideas
21 Dressing Room Ideas to Make Your Life More Glamorous
Design by Candace Mary Interiors / Photo by Martin Vecchio
Whether it's a walk-in closet or a dedicated room, carving out space for a home dressing room makes getting ready to face the world more efficient, enjoyable, and glamorous. Check out these stylish home dressing rooms in a range of sizes and styles that will help inspire your own boutique-inspired space.
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Hang a Chandelier
Design by Marie Flanigan Interiors / Photo by Julie Soefer
In this light and airy dressing room from Marie Flanigan Interiors, a glittery modern chandelier hanging over the central island creates a focal point.
A mix of open and closed storage hides unwanted clutter while leaving plenty of display space for favorite and frequently used items.
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Embrace Your Curves
Design by BHDM Design / Photo by Adam Kane Macchia
This bespoke dressing room from BHDM Design has built-in dresser drawers and open shelving that hugs the curves of the room. Roman shades and carpeting add softness, a tall vase of branches adds a natural element, and a vintage-style pendant light anchors the central island, topped in black to match the metal grid casement windows.
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Add Color and Pattern
Design by Studio Peake
This modestly proportioned galley-style dressing room from Studio Peake has a mix of open and closed storage, a top row of woven baskets to hide clutter, and a bold use of color from the zigzag runner to the upholstered pouf.
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Display Signature Pieces
Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Nicole Franzen
While dressing rooms tend to connote gigantic wardrobes stuffed with clothes, a dressing room can also be a simple proposition that makes getting dressed feel more intentional.
In this small, all-white, light-flooded dressing room space from Leanne Ford Interiors, a slim long chest of drawers provides storage for foldable clothes and accessories, a small vintage stool provides a space to drape a jacket or sit down to unlace shoes, and a simple tension rod provides a place to display a curated collection of beige and golden-toned dresses that look just as great on a hanger as they do on you.
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Backlight It
Laura Cattano Organizational Design
In this well organized and perfectly symmetrical dressing room from Laura Cattano Organizational Design, open shelving backlit with LED lighting creates an at-home boutique feel.
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Install a Three-Way Mirror
Design by Heather Hilliard Design / Photo by Michele Lee Willson
This luxurious bespoke home dressing room from Heather Hilliard Design has the air of a boutique with its sleek built-in shelving, plush seating area, and department store-style three-way mirror.
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Add a Waterfall Island
Design by Mel Bean Interiors / Photo by Laurey Glenn
This Tulsa, Oklahoma dressing room from Mel Bean Interiors has wrap-around, floor-to-ceiling storage for clothes, shoes, and accessories, and a large waterfall island in a dramatic stone pattern that creates a focal point.
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Create a Neutral Base
Design by Marie Flanigan Interiors / Photo by Julie Soefer
Blond wood U-shaped built-ins and beige carpeting create a neutral backdrop in this dressing room from Marie Flanigan Interiors that allows the pastel rainbow of dress shirts to take center stage.
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Green the Walls
Design by Candace Mary Interiors / Photo by Martin Vecchio
This serene dressing room from Candace Mary Interiors has dark green walls that match the adjoining primary bedroom. Tall white painted wardrobes with Shaker fronts and gold-toned hardware are echoed on the central island chest of drawers.
A pendant light with a fabric shade softens the light, and a large standing mirror by the window provides a place to check your outfit before you walk out the door. -
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Customize Your Shoe Shelf
Design by Marie Flanigan Interiors / Photo by Julie Soefer
In this dressing room from Marie Flanigan Interiors, a custom-built wall has shoe storage for flats and heels that runs from the ceiling, and a bottom shelf that accommodates tall boots.
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Use Black Storage Units
Design by House of One / Photo by Lifestyle Production Group
This streamlined Miami beach dressing room from House of One has soft gray walls and light wood floors, but the open shelving and furniture are black, the perfect foil for a colorful wardrobe of multi-hued shirts and footwear.
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Go Retro
Design by BHDM Design / Photo by Adam Kane Macchia
This dressing room from BHDM Design channels retro elegance with traditional furniture, shades of cream, and brass accents.
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Wrap the Walls
Design by Mel Bean Interiors / Photo by Laurey Glenn
Gray grasscloth walls and a low pile carpet give this Tulsa, Oklahoma dressing room from Mel Bean Interiors a well tailored look. A narrow dresser is pushed against the back wall, where a round brass-framed mirror adds light and dimension. Matching upholstered stools provide space for putting on shoes.
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Add Mirror Doors
Design by Erin Williamson Design
Mirror-front closet doors bounce around light from the opposite window and help double the space visually in this small but fully optimized dressing room from Erin Williamson Design.
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Erect a Trophy Wall
Design by Gray Space Interiors
This dressing room in a contemporary New Jersey home from Gray Space Interiors has a high window for natural light, a frameless leaning wall mirror, a blingy gold table/bench, and a custom-built wall of open shelving that celebrates a vast collection of colorful sneakers.
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Add Wallpaper
Home Made By Carmona
Blogger Ursula Carmona of Home Made By Carmona converted a spacious primary bedroom closet into a stylish dressing room decorated with bird-patterned wallpaper, shelving for shoes and accessories, a dresser, and gilded accessories.
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Light the Baseboards
Design by Chango & Co. / Photo by Sarah Elliott
In this spacious dressing room from Chango & Co., custom lighting on the bottom of the central island creates the impression that it is virtually floating in the middle of the room.
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Include a Window Seat
Design by Britt Design Studio
This dressing room from Britt Design Studio is a grown-up Barbie fantasy with its soft pink walls, blown glass bubble pendant light, copious built-in storage, and a window seat under the arched window that turns it into a place to hang out with friends drinking Champagne before a big night out.
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Revamp a Walk-In Closet
Casa Watkins Living
Casa Watkins Living turned a large walk-in closet into a mini dressing room, adding floor-to-ceiling shelving to maximize space, and rods for clothing, shoes, and accessories. A Persian-style runner, a gold-rimmed mirror that reflects natural light from the bedroom window, and a thrift store rattan chair makes it feel like a secret room.
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Keep It Open
Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Josh Franer
This bright all-white dressing room from Leanne Ford Interiors uses simple open shelving and a hanging rod to display clothing, shoes, and accessories, and a sparkly chandelier and a few colorful photographs to add some embellishment. This set-up would work either in a dressing room or along one wall of a bedroom for those who enjoy keeping their affairs in order and like looking at their wardrobe.
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Leave Some Room
Design by Alvin Wayne
Interior designer Alvin Wayne maximized vertical space with floor-to-ceiling open shelving that provides storage with room to spare, making clothing and accessories visible and creating an uncluttered feel.
The soft, warm brown and beige tones of the room and wardrobe create a serene neutral backdrop for dressing up or winding down at the end of a long day.
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Glamorous Dressing Room Design Ideas
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Glamorous dressing room features an arched nook filled with a pair of hot pink velvet tufted chairs flanking a brass and glass shelving unit filled with jewelry lining an antiqued mirrored wall.
Heather Scott Home
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Glamorous dressing room boasts a mirrored makeup vanity paired with a lucite vanity stool under a beveled mirror illuminated by Crystal Cube Sconces surrounded by mirrored cabinets.
Wendy Labrum Interiors
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Glamorous dressing room features walls clad in gold and turquoise wallpaper framing window under a 6 drawer freestanding dresser flanked by a tall freestanding shoe shelf to the left and freestanding stacked clothes rails to the right.
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Fabulous dressing room features flatscreen TV over silver beveled mirror paired with Ikea Malm Dressing Table White topped and white and grey chevron vanity stool.
Vintage Glamorous
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Glam dressing room designed with a French mirrored makeup vanity joined with a silver leaf vanity chair and finished with a lovely art deco chandelier.
Craig and Co
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Glam dressing room features a Jonathan Adler Channing Three-Drawer Console Table paired under an Uttermost Cattaneo Silver Beaded Mirror flanked by polished nickel hex wall sconces with black shades against a backdrop of dark gray walls alongside a smoke gray acrylic chair next to a pink hamper with lid atop a black and white ikat rug.
Color Theory Boston
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A white dressing room features a white built in makeup vanity with nickel pulls and a slipper make up vanity chair.
JK Interior Living
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An antiqued mirrored desk paired with a silver leak Klismos chair in a glam closet enclosed with art deco double doors.
Craig and Co
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Large contemporary walk-in closet is clad in Dorothy Draper Brazilliance Wallpaper and boasts framed art hung above Patagonia Home Chairs placed on taupe geometric carpet.
Kelly Golightly
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Colorful contemporary dressing room features Patagonia Home Chairs placed on taupe geometric carpet, angled in front of a large oval mirror fixed to a wall covered in Dorothy Draper Brazilliance Wallpaper.
Kelly Golightly
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A white slipper chair finished with pink piping sits at a mirrored makeup vanity in front of a wall covered in Nina Campbell Paradiso Wallpaper.
Elizabeth Swift Design
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White dressing room featuring a cream tufted vanity stool at a glass top built-in dressing table.
Warmington & North
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Chic dressing room features a full-length glass top dressing table paired with a Kartell Ghost Chair placed under a window.
Jane Lockhart Interior Design
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Anthropologie Lacquered Regency Desk in a pink and gray dressing room paired with a light gray skirted chair completing a gray makeup vanity design.
Martha O'Hara Interiors
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Glamorous walk-in closet with a dressing table features plenty of cabinet storage space and makeup vanity paired with an adjustable piston dressing table chair lit by vertical lights.
Tracie Butler Interior Design
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Lauren Conrad - Glamorous closet features small crystal chandelier illuminating an oval back French chair atop black and white zebra cowhide rug layered atop oak floors placed in front of bi-fold mirrored closet doors flanked by arched glass closets intermixed with mirrored closets.
InStyle Magazine
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Chic dressing room boasts built-in cabinets adorned with glass knobs under framed mirrors lit by a white double gourd lamp on a lucite base.
Sage Design
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Chic yet simple long Mediterranean dressing room is illuminated by staggered black lanterns hung above a white built in makeup vanity accented with ornate drawer fronts and seating a purple roll back vanity chair facing a black framed mirror.
Burnham Design
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Nina Garcia - Glamorous walk-in closet with modern chaise lounge with tripod table and a carpet by Tai Ping.
Architectural Digest
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Glamorous dressing room with L shaped white vanity paired with round zebra ottoman stool with silver nailhead trim.
Laura Stein Interiors
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Dressing room features a white vanity placed below window dressed in a gray ribbon roman shade paired with an ivory French chair.
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Chic dressing room boasts a mirrored makeup vanity paired with a blush pink stool atop a white and gray rug.
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How to make a dressing room in a small room: 12 nuances - INMYROOM
Dressing rooms are rapidly gaining popularity.
And this is understandable. More things can be placed in the dressing room, it is more convenient to look for them here and you can try on right away. But if the apartment is small, do you really have to give up this possibilities? Not at all necessary. Let's Note that when choosing dressing room, we get rid of bulky cabinets, walls and chests of drawers, which take up less, if not more, space. In addition, modern wardrobe systems allow you to create a small smart dressing room even for 3 squares. The main thing is to think things over carefully. Let's get it straight Now.
1. Registration address
In a small apartment, as a rule, each square meter and yet you can find a place for a dressing room. Activate the empty niche or closet. The latter is in many standard apartments. Highlight in room corner or fence off under dressing area along the wall. If the room is elongated, feel free to “bite off” the strip. Space will acquire a more regular square shape, and a new functional room will appear in the apartment.
2. Design project
Start with design project. At this stage, it is necessary to take into account all the details: the size of the room, materials used, stylistic decision, filling and lighting. You will have to look through the catalogs, look photographs and think carefully how many things do you have, how and in what storage is best. I'll probably have to do a few sketches. future dressing room with various options for placing internal filling and repeatedly discuss them with friends or professionals.
3. Borders
You can hide the dressing room behind plasterboard partitions. Also for building additional walls use frosted or clear glass. A lighter option is to fence off the dressing room with blackout curtains. Makes the task even easier a light screen made of matte translucent fabric or a mirrored screen. And It doesn't have to be all the way to the ceiling. And for the most accurate and pedantic, you can consider the option of an open dressing room.
Conditional start of the zone can be designated as a chest of drawers or a pouffe.
Open wardrobe systems - stylish and interesting, but if you want to flaunt your fashion collections, perfect order must be observed in the exposition. Like in a boutique, you have to sort out all the things by colors, texture, style, so that the clothing exhibition becomes a highlight rooms.
4. Sesame, open up!
If the dressing room is very small, then the width of the door should be at least 80 cm. This will provide freedom of movement and comfortable access to any of the items. Swing doors in conditions of space saving are not the best option. A compartment doors or accordion doors are a very suitable alternative. Material for doors can be varied: wood, plastic, glass, mirror. Also louvered doors and fabric curtains are popular.
5. Stylistic decision
A small wardrobe is part of the room, so the style of its design must match the overall design of the room.
Do not limit the zone to others flooring or contrast with the color scheme of the room. Color and the texture of wardrobe furniture should also match the overall style.
Dressing room - one of the design elements of the room. If opening its doors, there is the feeling that the room has become larger, brighter, more interesting and filled with new life means the project was a success.
6. Inside contents
The “stuffing” for the dressing room can be made to order or you can buy the filling for the dressing rooms in the furniture hypermarket. Standard the package, as a rule, includes multi-level bars with hangers for dresses, suits, shirts and outerwear, mesh baskets for bedding and towels, tie brackets, compartments for trousers and skirts, closed drawers for the bottom linen, shoe racks, drawer racks, hooks and rods.
If space is very limited, plan as many open spaces as possible. shallow shelving. However, include several closed drawers in the project.
First, they protect and keep the most delicate, for example, underwear. Secondly, wardrobe systems, including part of the closed drawers, look more stylish and elegant.
Shelves, racks and drawers can be placed in the room L-shaped, U-shaped or parallel. For a small rectangular dressing room is the best option - L-shaped location.
It is also important to take into account the division of the dressing room into conditional zones. The dressing room can be divided into 3 zones: lower (height up to 0.6 m from the floor), middle (height from 0.6 to 2 m) and upper (from 2 to 2.5 m).
In the lower area it is convenient to place shoes, vacuum cleaner, iron, tools. Here, in special closed boxes or drawers can store linen and jersey. The middle one is responsible for storing things everyday use: coat hangers, trousers, skirts, belts, ties, hats, gloves and handbags. The upper zone is usually used for storing out-of-season clothes and rarely things used. For example, there may be a skateboard, skates, Christmas decorations and a waiting "high point" suitcase.
7. Design hacks
Creating such a serious project on 3 squares, do not avoid design hacks. On shoe boxes you can do photo stickers. So find the right shoes and boots will be much easier. Boxes with You can sign with different small things. Hats are sometimes hung on clothespins to linen rope. Looks stylish! The pantograph bar will help you easily get things, stored in the upper zone. Special fabric pockets will become a home for necessary little things. And for storing handbags, you can use special cases-pockets.
8. Lighting scenarios
The dressing room needs to be illuminated on several levels. as top lighting in a small dressing room is most convenient to use compact ceiling lights or built-in spotlights that are mounted on around the perimeter of the room. You can also install the backlight on individual drawers and shelves. First, it is significant will simplify the search for this or that thing, and secondly, it will make the room more spacious and smarter.
For these purposes, it is best suitable for LED spotlights. They are economical, reliable, look luxurious and modern. But from halogen lamps in the dressing room is better refuse. They are heated to high temperatures and in a limited, filled things in space, can be fire hazardous.
9. Fitting room
It's great if there is a mirror in the dressing room. big wall-mounted or attached to the wall. You can immediately try on evaluate the selected set. But if the size of the room of this option is not leaves, you can hang a mirror on the door outside. Or let it be the door mirror sliding design. And you can arrange a "fitting room" at the exit of their dressing area by installing there is a large mirror in a beautiful frame. Nearby you can put an elegant chair or a pouffe for trying on shoes.
10. Special Atmosphere
Create a sense of beauty and comfort in your dressing room. Throw on the floor is a fluffy rug. Buy beautiful chests, elegant baskets and designer storage boxes Arrange clothes by color and style.
Choose a center exposition, its "chip", a source of special pride, whether it be a collection of shoes, hats, handbags or dresses and focus your attention on it by directing a stream of light on it.
Take a closer look at how the stands with clothes and shelves with accessories are arranged in your favorite boutiques. Maybe you can arrange something similar in your dressing room? For example, bags can be hung on a straight horizontal metal rod. It is both comfortable and beautiful. On a free shelf, find a place for a small bouquet or a couple of fashion magazines. On the mirror, write with a marker or even with lipstick an inspirational phrase or a line from your favorite poem.
11. Important point
it is stored a lot, it is important to take care of the ventilation of the room. Location shelves should allow air to circulate freely between things. room you need to ventilate regularly, but it is better to install a small built-in a fan, like in a bathroom, which will turn on at a certain interval.
However, if in the dressing room louvered doors or curtains are installed, this is optional.
12. Reset
The dressing room needs special care. Necessary make sure that each thing has its place. At the same time, you need to regularly review content. The season has passed - put things away, let the vacated space will be occupied by the new season's garments. Do not accumulate unnecessary things in your mini dressing room. If the blouse is out of fashion or you no longer like it, give it as a gift or just get rid of it. Make room for new things, and they will definitely appear in your wardrobe.
How to arrange a dressing room - 13 design ideas with a photo
If you have a separate dressing room (first of all, congratulations!) or a specially designated place for storing clothes, shoes and accessories, or maybe just a large closet - in any case, there is there are many ways to make the space where you choose an image every day even better, more pleasant, more practical.
Of course, the main function of a dressing room or wardrobe is storage, but we want the atmosphere in the room and around our things to be inspiring, charging with a good mood, to dress in the morning for work or going out in the evening, we experienced positive emotions.
If you don't have a separate dressing room, then you probably use many other places besides your wardrobe to store your clothes and accessories.
Do you arrange things on the bed? Do you store jewelry on your dressing table? We invite visitors to Room Interiors to consider a variety of rational and stylish techniques for organizing the storage of your wardrobe items. Let's clean up your closet and more!
1. Use your kitchen to store your jewelry. Beautifully designed small cups and saucers can be great containers for your jewelry and bijouterie.
You can store them in the drawer or display them. A cake stand, for example, or small food trays can be great for storing cosmetics or your perfume.
2. Recommendations for arranging a dressing room. Scarves, tied to the simplest of rod holders, will not only look great in your wardrobe, but will also help you quickly find your favorite models that you wear most often.
Even if there are no clear changes of seasons in your area of residence, there are still clothes that you rarely wear - you need to hide them away, put the most popular items in your looks and accessories in the foreground.
Review your wardrobe, you may be able to find a lot of things that can be hidden in containers or fabric boxes and put away, what is called "on the mezzanine". So you can make room for new acquisitions.
3. Decorate your clothes room in a pleasant color. Regardless of the size of your dressing room, a picturesque interior can do wonders for storing clothes and shoes.
A soft shade of pink that you would never use to decorate the walls of a large room, it will look great in a modest dressing room.
In such an environment, it is not only pleasant to store clothes, but it is also interesting to select new looks.
4. Expand the storage area. Most homeowners use some combination of open shelves and hanger rails to store clothes and linens.
Go beyond that and use open shelving as shoe storage systems. Purchase several wicker baskets to store your accessories in, sorting them by color or style, whichever makes it easier and faster for you to find them.
Organizing your belts, scarves and other additional wardrobe items will not only save usable space in the dressing room, but also save you time.
A small ottoman will not take up much space, but it will be very useful when you put on your shoes.
5. Make your dressing room attractive. To decorate the dressing room, you can use a variety of techniques - fresh flowers in a vase, soft and bright pillows on the floor instead of pouffes, fashion magazines and design books on a coffee table or stand.
Update your lights or write an inspiring message on the wall with a stencil. Let a positive phrase inspire you to search for new images or your own transformation.
Even inexpensive wardrobe accessories can change its look, character and atmosphere. It is enough to put a large mirror in an unusual frame against the wall and the room will radically change the level of attractiveness.
6. Find an extra room. First, make sure you only have the things in your wardrobe that you really like, wear and love.
If even after thinning rows of countless pieces of clothing, you still don't have enough storage space, use a large rack (like those used in stores).
Place this coat hanger right in your bedroom with only the most popular pieces on it. If there are ready-made sets of clothes on the counter, then you can save a lot of time in the morning when you are going to work.
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Use doorknobs as curtain holders. An interesting design technique for small dressing rooms with small cabinets is the replacement of doors with curtains.
This way you can not only save space (there is never a lot of it in dressing rooms), but also bring an element of surprise into the interior of the room, create some drama.
Add some glamor to your walk-in closet with a shiny, original design handle.
8. Wallpaper the free space in your closet. Sticking colorful wallpapers in between shelves or on side walls is even more interesting than painting them. Maybe a beautiful wallpaper can encourage someone to keep everything and shoes in order.
9. A convenient way to store jewelry . An excellent way to store jewelry in a compact and visual way is to place your jewelry and jewelry on a special board covered with textiles.
Here you can also post photos from magazines or favorite blogs with your favorite images to be inspired by your own accomplishments and select new options for your wardrobe.
