7' x 14' walk-in closet--Design Help Needed!

10 years ago

I need help planning a walk-in closet. I am starting with a blank slate--literally. At this time there is just drywall and a doorway on the 14' wall off my master bedroom. I'm hoping to make the most of the space, AND include all the nice-ities of a luxurious walk-in closet. IDEAS? Thanks!

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Dytecture
10 years ago
A floor plan would help you customize the closet as this is a rather large space.
cynamonc
10 years ago
I am currently building our own home and we have 4 walk-in closets to design. I have found the following website very helpful with maximizing the layout. You can put in your closet dimensions and placement of door and just drop in the rods and shelving that you like. It's a fun online program and it's free. http://www.easyclosets.com
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CLOSET ENVY INC.
9 years ago
Putting up a sketch will get you more results. Someone like me might even draw something up in our software to give you an idea of what can be done. OR go to closets.org, and find someone local to you who can help you out. There is a lot to know to design a functional closet. We ask certain questions to get an idea of how you live. We take inventory of your items, and plan for them accordingly, and will draw something up in our software to show you a 3d rendering of whats possible.

Here is a picture of one which is about 9'x9'