A reach-in closet is probably the most important place in your home to introduce solutions that maximize storage. Since the space is small but accessible, it requires a combination of high function and bedroom design aesthetic. Drawers, shelves, inserts, differing heights of hanging rods, and other options give clothing, shoes, and accessories a home that is organized and easily accessible.
A reach-in closet provides efficient access to clothing and other belongings in a smaller footprint. Despite their smaller size, reach-in closets can still feature smart organization systems, such as adjustable shelves, hanging rods, shoe racks, and accessory compartments. They are commonly found in apartments, condos, and smaller homes where space is at a premium.
The price is driven by the size of your space, the complexity of your design, and the materials you choose. Prices start around $1,000 for a 6ft closet and go up from there.
Utilizing double hanging poles instantly increases the amount of hanging space which leaves room for other types of storage, such as shelves and drawers. Consider using other closet accessories like shoe organizers and drawer inserts if the closet has a built-in dresser. Last, you can optimize wall space with hooks or racks to hold belts, ties, jewelry, and scarves.
The best way to deal with a deep corner is to place hanging items in a front-to-back orientation. Grabbing the shoulder of a hanging item in a deep corner is much easier than trying to access shelving or drawers. Since hanging items are roughly 24″ deep, orienting hanging in this way is much more accessible than a traditional hanging pole running wall to wall along the width of the closet.
Reach in closet door styles range from swinging and sliding to bi-fold and pocket doors.
Your design consultant will help you choose the right finish – dark or light, smooth or textured – to accent your décor and refine your style.
Bring organization to your closet with custom features that create a designated place for every item.