
A Walk-In Closet Like Carrie Bradshaw’s: Make the Dream Real Without Losing Space
Creating a separate walk-in closet usually requires extra space — something that’s often hard to find. But let’s imagine that building your dream closet is actually much easier than you think.
Use Any "Spare" Space
Where can we find those precious extra square feet?
By combining your bathroom and toilet into one space, you may free up enough room for a small walk-in closet.
A niche or recess in your apartment layout can also be turned into a wardrobe area. These are often found in bedrooms in certain standard apartment designs — enough for a compact walk-in closet, complete with a small pouf and a full-length mirror.
A Closet with a View
For those who like to think outside the box — how about a closet on the balcony?
To make it work, you’ll need to insulate and glaze the balcony. Ideally, there’s direct access from your bedroom. This lets you declutter your sleeping area and store bedding, clothing, and even an ironing board in the closet.
A major bonus: good ventilation means your clothes are stored in better condition. Outerwear and shoes can live on the balcony, saving significant space in the rest of your home.
Storage Room Makeover
If your apartment already includes a built-in utility or storage room, you’re in luck — transforming it into a walk-in closet is a natural choice.
These spaces are functionally very similar. Maximize every inch from floor to ceiling with shelving, and add style with woven, plastic, or wooden decorative boxes. Choose materials that suit your overall interior concept.
Smart Tips for Small Closets
- Invest in shelf and drawer dividers to keep accessories — belts, ties, scarves — tidy and accessible.
- To make the space feel bigger, use mirrors, transparent doors, and well-placed lighting. You can even add LED strips to shelves or spotlights for items like handbags or shoes.
- Maximize vertical space with a pantograph (a pull-down rail system) to easily access high shelves.
- For the right mood and a pleasant scent, add reed diffusers or aromatic sticks.
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