Is the seasonal rearranging of your closet a nightmare? Try a flush-to-the-wall walk-in closet.
The flush-to-the-wall walk-in closet is available to all. And rearranging your closet will never scare you again.
A long summer isn’t an excuse. Sooner or later the season will change and with it you will punctually have to rearrange your closet. If the mountains of clothes, boxes, hangers, and vacuum-sealed bags are driving you crazy, the time has come for new solutions. 10 tricks for a perfect seasonal reorganization of your closet? No. Just one, and you will never fear it again. It’s called a flush-to-the-wall walk-in closet, and getting one is a lot easier than you think.
What is a flush-to-the-wall walk-in closet?
It’s just a private space for all the clothes and shoes you want. Plus, the door is invisible. When it is closed, the flush-to-the-wall door becomes perfectly integrated with the wall, whether it’s masonry or plasterboard. Basically, an invisible closet in which you can store everything you need. If you don’t think you have enough space for a walk-in closet, you should know there are some that are very small. A 180x180cm walk-in closet, maybe built in a corner, can hold more clothes than a 5-door closet. Not bad, right?
Where to build a flush-to-the-wall walk-in closet.
Where to place a walk-in closet to make the best use of space? It depends a lot on your home and, in particular, on the shape of the room. In general, you can make small flush-to-the-wall walk-in closets out of broom closets, under-stair storage space, niches in the wall, or attics. Or you can make masonry or plasterboard partition walls using the short end of a rectangular room or unused corners. To close your walk-in closet, you can choose hinged or sliding flush-to-the-wall panels. For more info on models and sizes you can visit this link.
A quick and tidy closet rearrangement
Let’s get to the point. You finally have a splendid flush-to-the-wall walk-in closet, personalized and custom-made for you. Invisible, if you have chosen a door the color of the wall, or decorated as you please. How should you organize your seasonal closet reorganization? Technically, you could even not do it, keeping your main closet for spring and summer, and the walk-in closet for fall and winter. But if you want to clean the shelves, or if the walk-in closet is not close at hand, the change over will still be much easier. You just have to open your walk-in closet to have your clothes well organized and displayed before your eyes. Ready for the rigorous selection of what to keep and what to dump; properly organized and ironed, rather than piled up in boxes and bags. If your space is in order, so is your mind – a much more relaxed fall awaits you.
