Maple Leaf Traditional Closet, Seattle
Architect: Carol Sundstrom, AIA
Contractor: Adams Residential Contracting
Photography: © Dale Lang, 2010
Contractor: Adams Residential Contracting
Photography: © Dale Lang, 2010
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless gender-neutral light wood floor reach-in closet remodel in Seattle with recessed-panel cabinets and white cabinets — Houzz
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annmariehaluk wrote:

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Sorry, I don't have records for that one. I believe it was a Devine color, and that brand no longer exists.
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Emily Headen
FYI, you can still get Devine Color on their website or at various retailers around the country. It is Rodda Paint in the Pacific NW.
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Benwell House wrote:
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roughly 6' long, 2' deep
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dartbara
more like 3' deep..
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Angie Fuller Schneider wrote:

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Sorry, I don't.
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dkirk74 wrote:
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Thank you! Are you building a new closet, or hoping to build something like this for an existing closet? This closet is deeper than a typical closet. To help design something like this for your space, I would charge an hourly consulting fee. It is a great way to get a lot of use out of a space, and it is so pretty that it doesn't need doors!
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Laura Gaskill added this to How to Tap Your Hall Closet’s Storage Potential
Design idea: Closet as mini-mudroom.Why: Even if you have a large hall closet, it can still be a challenge to keep things neat and orderly. Outfitting a closet with mudroom details — a storage bench, hooks, shoe storage and shelving — maxes out the storage potential while keeping things tidy.How: Purchase ready-made closet components or work with a professional closet designer to get a custom storage solution. Details: Lining the back wall of a closet with beadboard gives it a more finished look — ideal if you want to leave the doors off, as shown here. Store less frequently used items in labeled bins on higher shelves, and store a slim stepladder inside the closet for easier access.Cost: Between $500 and $1,000 to outfit a medium-size hall closet with a basic storage bench and shelving; more for a setup with additional bells and whistles.
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