MaryDeluxe
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Elaina.... It does make a lot of sense if a gal has the extra room and is minus a significant other or child!
MaryDeluxe said:I have a tiny 2 bedroom house....close to 1,000 square feet, give or take of living space. The second bedroom is very small so it became my walk in closet/dressing room. When you live alone and have no children you can do crazy things like that!!! It works very well for me and it's like having a master suite.
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Marc Chevalier said:My friend Nathan recently bought a house built in 1909. He has remade an entire (large) bedroom into a "closet" for his vintage clothing collection. The walls have two levels of hanging bars, one above the other. In addition, the room has two walk-in closets of its own, not to mention 6 rolling racks occupying the floor space.
Understand that this man has more than 60 vintage suits. He has to put them somewhere!
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swingkitten85 said:Just a word of warning about these types that can be adjusted in height and are partially plastic: if you overload them, they collapse quite easily! Trust me, I know. haha!
I'm really enjoying this thread and reading about and seeing how everyone stores their clothing and such. I don't have anything spectacular right now as I'm sharing a closet with my husband (he's military and has a million and one different uniforms and various accessories he has to store in there). The only saving grace is that I snagged two of those plastic drawer bins and stacked them on top of each other in the closet. That works as my temporary chest of drawers right now. Until I find something more sturdy and suitable in the future.Otherwise, everything is packed in on my side and shoes stacked on boxes! I really need to get the clutter under control... lol!
I have tried this a few times and man, i am agree, it still doesnt stop wanting & getting new clothes and in result, smaller closet:eusa_doh:MaryDeluxe said:Elaina...Maybe some day I will have a husband and even then I will demand my own dressing room!![]()
Jenny The Shirt....Oh I remember you have that great wall of hanging purses! I loved how you did that...a great way to store them and easy access to em. I have gotten rid of lots of clothing over the years as I have gone down in size. I figure I will sell it put the money in my vintage clothing and accessories account and then build again! I've been really trying to simplify my life and purge it of crap I don't use! I was reading this blog and thought she had a great idea regarding the clothes in her closet....97 things to do before you turn 97.