Closet Organization Checklist
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Install double rods.
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Add a valet hook.
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Toss wire hangers.
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Use baskets.
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Put jewelry in boxes.
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Evaluate and purge on a regular basis.
 A little of everything fit perfectly in a small space. |  Soft gray melamine. |  Shoe and pocketbook storage. |  Long and double hanging. |
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 Shelving, drawers and baskets. |  Textured closet built into the eves. |  Designed to accommodate the angles and base heat. |  Custom slide out trays with dividers. |
 Cut deep and to the angle of the closet to maximize height. |  Deeper, cut on an angle to give adequate hanging height. |  Fabric bins, and lined shelves for compartmentalized storage. |  Lighting up panels to display treasured purses. |
 Purse lighting. |  Lighting up the shoe storage. |  Coat closet filled with storage options. |  Maximized storage in a small space. |
 Drawers in a small walk in. |  A closet suspended off the floor adding storage at a better price point. |  Wall hung walk in closet, with access door. |  Suspended closet in wood tone color. |
 With no room for an island, you can still get the feel of drawers by staggering the depths. |  |  Hutch storage for maximized usage. |  Pull down rods for convenience. |
 A hybrid design where some units raise above the floor and some sit on it. |  Lot of storage, in a small space. |  Maximizing every inch. |  Shelving with acrylic dividers. |
 Walk in with baskets. |  Custom Closet in a Spec House. |  A walk in dedicated to shoes and accessories. |