Love the light fixture and use of mirrors.

Can you tell me where to get the fixture?

tlauer1, I'm so glad that you like the light fixture and the use of mirrors. Unfortunately, the fixture is discontinued, but there are many similar drum shaped fixtures available. When selecting one, be careful with the proportions -
is it the right style, width and height for your space? Good luck!

Here are a few similar light fixtures and where you can find them. Please call our showroom with sizing and proportion questions.

http://www.littmanbros.com/murray-feiss-sf270htbz-preston-semi-flush.html
http://www.littmanbros.com/hubbardton-forge-impressions-126751-semi-flush.html

This is awesome! im just wondering where did you buy that closet set from ?

Dartel, I'm so glad to hear that you like this closet. This "closet set" is not something you can buy from a store.
I designed this master closet as part of the master bath, making sure that every inch of the small space was used well and it looked great. This is only possible with custom cabinets. These were custom made for my clients by Adelphi Kitchens. If you're seriously interested in achieving the best closet, etc. functionally and aesthetically, my recommendation is to find a really good kitchen and bath designer in your area. We also design other rooms that require well organized storage such as master closets/dressing rooms, laundry or hobby rooms, mudrooms, libraries, pantries, etc. I hope this helps. More questions, please let me know.

I'm wondering if there are other light sources in the closet besides the drum pendant. If not, is there enough light with the solo pendant?

michki21, the drum pendant is not the only source of light in this closet, but it's the main one. I've added the 2 full height mirrors and one recessed light above each not only for seeing how you look, but also to reflect the light and to visually enlarge the space. You may be interested to know that this closet was just featured in the editorial ideabook "How to Get the Closet of Your Dreams" by Steven Randel on Houzz. It's also one of most popular photos on our Houzz page where you can also see more closets and other beautifully organized spaces.

thanks for responding so quickly. last question...what is the SF of the closet?

You're welcome michki21! This closet is 52.5 square feet. I hope this helps.

Savena, great job! Without going into details, its simply magnificent to me. I can watch and watch any other day; many people don't understand utilization and functionality of small areas, which that project executes. It is also both timeless and modern. I like architecture which withstands the test of time.
Vasil's Remodeling, PA

gentle60, thank you so much for your generous praise. I truly appreciate it! Yes, small spaces are always a challenge. But you've caught what my goal always is - highly functional, but always of our time and timeless. Timeless because, as you've said, it has to withstand the test of time. If you would like to see the rest of the project (this closet is part of a master bath), please visit my Houzz page. The name of the project is "Oakton Bathroom Remodeling". Also, in the same house is "2011 NKBA Best Before & After Kitchen". And on our website are "Before" and "After" photos of both, illustrating the spaces we started with and their amazing transformation.

Do you remember what the dimensions are for the light fixture?

Michki21, I think this light fixture's diameter is approximately 16'' and the height is 12''. Unfortunately, it has been discontinued. There are many drum shaped fixtures available, so you should be able to find one in the right size and style for your space. Good luck!