Dunthorpe Estate, Oregon Walk-In Closet Transitional Closet, Los Angeles
Approximately 160 square feet, this classy HIS & HER Master Closet is the first Oregon project of Closet Theory. Surrounded by the lush Oregon green beauty, this exquisite 5br/4.5b new construction in prestigious Dunthorpe, Oregon needed a master closet to match.
Features of the closet:
White paint grade wood cabinetry with base and crown
Cedar lining for coats behind doors
Furniture accessories include chandelier and ottoman
Lingerie Inserts
Pull-out Hooks
Tie Racks
Belt Racks
Flat Adjustable Shoe Shelves
Full Length Framed Mirror
Maison Inc. was lead designer for the home, Ryan Lynch of Tricolor Construction was GC, and Kirk Alan Wood & Design were the fabricators.
Features of the closet:
White paint grade wood cabinetry with base and crown
Cedar lining for coats behind doors
Furniture accessories include chandelier and ottoman
Lingerie Inserts
Pull-out Hooks
Tie Racks
Belt Racks
Flat Adjustable Shoe Shelves
Full Length Framed Mirror
Maison Inc. was lead designer for the home, Ryan Lynch of Tricolor Construction was GC, and Kirk Alan Wood & Design were the fabricators.
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vmw102
Hello! I am building and currently my architect has a 16' 6" x 6' 6 1/2" closet designed for us. Do you think this is too narrow? The entrance can be on either side or both (into the bathroom and bedroom). The bedroom is on the shorter wall. Thank you for your time!!!
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Hi vmw102, what would you like to accomplish with the space? Would like an island in the center? If you want to send me an email and the plans, I can glance at it and see if the space is appropriate for your needs. My email is janie@closettheory.com
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With regard to your closet, you could do a small peninsula of drawers to separate space. Send me your email address, and I can send you some rough photos of a closet I just finished fitting this description.
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kkj002
I need ideas for small close as well. Any pictures posted?
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Lisa S
what are the dimensions of this room? Love it!
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@lisaspagnuolo, it is approximately 18'-8" x 9'
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What are the dimensions of this closet?
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Chandan Sidana
looking nice
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alex zan
So the distance between closets is about 5'? Correct? Thank you!
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Correct, Alex Zan. Thanks for the inquiry.
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We have a framed in closet diamensions 121/2 ft long x 5 ft wide x 8' ht We have a 2ft pocket door offset on the 12.5 side. Would your design work? Is this cost effective? Looking to do this on a budget. Our designer went MIA mid stream of project. Now left to our own devices yikes...I am not a designer.... Thanks
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Unfortunately, this design won't work because you need 24" at least for hanging. You may want to put shallow shelves on the 12.5 side for shoes. Are you having the closet custom built? I'd love to see how I can help.
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Thanks @mmina24!
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reaganreilly
Thank you for posting the dimensions. I've read that 3ft is minimum for walkway between wardrobes, but assuming this is closer to 5 ft. which looks perfect!
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Yes metal frames can also be used and then aesthetically clad by finished wood
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It is 9' wide, @Laurie Rubin.
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Decore-ative Specialties wrote:

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Thank you! You as well!
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Eric Hernandez
great closet!
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A color I love is LIght French Gray by Sherwin Williams #SW0055
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dustychick
what is the colour you have used on the ceiling and wall?
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You're welcome.
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Here is a similar pendant http://www.wegotlites.net/Veil-Collection-9-Light-32-Polished-Chrome-Pendant-E22387-120PC_p_41328.html
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Mike
Love the clean simplistic look of this. Bench and light really add perfect touch. Where can you find the light and bench? light is hard to see..
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The bench was custom made. And here is the Bubble Chandelier: http://www.lampsplus.com/products/possini-euro-design-bubble-cascade-pendant-light__m5372.html
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Almost asked if it was a painting too. Nice greens out the window. Calm way to dress up in the morning
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Isn't it?! Oregon is wonderful. :)
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Thank you for your great question, desliebeth. To make sure I answer your question with thoroughness, I asked this question to an expert realtor, Kim Gellatly of Gellatly Properties. http://www.gellatlyproperties.com/ She said that "every year the National Association of Realtors comes out with the best cost vs. remodel statistics but unfortunately they have not featured this yet to show statistics of cost recouped when completed. My professional opinion would be if it is a 4 bedroom home or larger this would be good, but if it is a 3 bedroom home then taking out a room for a closet would make it a 2 bedroom home which could actually be challenging for resale."

Deslie
Thank you for your thorough, thoughtful answer. Makes sense.
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Everything was custom made by Kirk Alan Wood & Design.
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Barb
love the design!
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18" is a great depth for folded items, yes! If decreasing the cabinet depth to 18", to open up the walkway, I would definitely do that.
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It is actually a real window. The clients live in Oregon, where trees are plenty.
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These cabinets are 20" deep cabinets.
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Hi gwayshow... could you clarify your question? Many thank, Janie
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fostr24
I too am curious, looking to do something almost identical and would like to get a sense of the cost.
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So sorry for the late reply. Here is a link to the chandelier: http://www.lampsplus.com/products/possini-euro-design-bubble-cascade-pendant-light__m5372.html
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Do you mean paint color for the walls? If so, have fun with the wall colors! You can even use fun wall paper for the exposed walls. Stay tuned for a new closet that we just completed with wall paper.
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Absolutely!
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Apologize for the late response! Here is the link to the chandelier: http://www.lampsplus.com/products/possini-euro-design-bubble-cascade-pendant-light__m5372.html
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I apologize for the late response. The bench was custom made. If there are any other questions I can answer, please let me know.
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Nice
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Dylan Chappell added this to Think Like an Architect: How to Work With a Design Wish List
Put on your thinking cap and make a list of everything you desire for your project. Get it all on paper — no holding back. Next gather up all your ideabooks and that binder or folder filled with lists and sketches, and give it all to your architect. Don’t worry about trying to think or talk like an architect. Your job is to explain and show your wish list in a way that makes sense to you. The architect’s job is to understand you and translate the essence of your wish list into great design.
Fred Albert added this to Turn That Spare Room Into a Walk-in Closet
Things to consider: Almost any space can be turned into a closet, although the task will be easier if the room is a standard rectangle or square. “Working with different angles is trickier,” says Janie Lowrie of Closet Theory, a West Coast closet design firm.While windows can provide welcome illumination and ventilation, too much sun can fade clothes, and too many windows can reduce the amount of wall space available. (The room’s heat source shouldn’t affect your decision; it’s easy to notch around baseboards or to redirect floor vents into a toe kick.)
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