The Perfect Modern L-Shaped Walk-in Closet

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Closets are one of those things you never really think about until you need one and then suddenly, it’s the most important room in your home. A walk-in closet can add thousands to the value of your property, but it can also be the most frustrating place in your home if it’s too small or poorly designed. Follow these easy instructions to create the perfect modern L-shaped walk-in closet that will be both aesthetically pleasing and completely functional.

What is an L shaped closet?

An L shaped closet is a walk-in closet that has two long walls and one short wall. One long wall is on the left and one long wall is on the right. The short wall, which is at a 90 degree angle to both of the other walls, divides the room in half. These closets are great for maximizing space while also making it easy to access all your clothes or shoes. You can also use this design as an entryway into your home, which could be good if you don't have many entries into your home. A lot of people choose this design because they like how it looks more than a traditional walk-in closet, but it does take up more floor space than most other designs.

Will it work in my home?

This walk in closet design will work in any home. Here are some benefits of this type of design:

1. The closets are usually about the same width as a regular bedroom, so if you have an extra bedroom that's not being used, you can use it for your closet. This is great if you don't have the budget for a lot of customizations or storage space for a larger walk-in closet.

2. These types of closets are more discreet than other designs and won't occupy too much space in your room by taking up the entire back wall.

Where should I put my door?

An alluring walk-in closet will have a door that enters from the side of the room, not from the end. This gives it a more open and spacious feel. Another way to make your walk-in closet seem more spacious is to use mirrors on at least one wall. Mirrors create an illusion of space, making the closet appear larger than it really is. And if you don’t have a walk-in closet, you can use them on any wall in your bedroom for the same effect.

Most people put their doors along the long walls of their closets (longer in relation to height) which makes sense because most people want to enter from the long side when they are walking into their walk-in closets. The only problem with this placement is that you lose precious floor space as well as some height because you cannot place items taller than six feet tall along this entire wall without compromising floor space.

To solve this dilemma, many people choose to install two doors opposite each other in order to preserve both floor space and ceiling height.

What are some design tricks for making my walk-in closet fit with my bedroom furniture?

Your walk-in closet is a high traffic area that needs to be designed with both function and style in mind. If you have a modern or contemporary bedroom, your walk-in closet design should compliment the style of your room to create a cohesive look. You want to avoid adding an antique dresser or ornate mirror inside the closet if your room has a modern look, while you'll want to do the opposite in a more traditional bedroom setting. Below are some tips for getting started on designing your perfect modern l shaped walk in closet:

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Should I choose cabinetry or free standing pieces?

With all of the different designs, styles, and materials available for walk-in closets, it's difficult to know where to start. Whether you're building from scratch or renovating an existing space, here are some factors to consider when choosing your closet design. Cabinetry VS Free Standing Pieces

Do you have a small or large space? If you have a larger space with plenty of room for cabinetry, then cabinetry might be the best choice for you. Cabinets will provide more storage than free standing pieces and can help keep the items in your closet organized. On the other hand, if your space is small or needs to accommodate other elements such as a shower or bathtub in the same area, then free standing pieces might be better suited to your design needs.