Built-in closets can be more difficult to design and organize than larger walk-in closets, but built-in closet design ideas are still plentiful. The goal is to maximize available closet space and provide adequate storage for all your clothes and accessories in an organized manner. Depending on your personal needs, various design ideas are available to suit your needs.

Scope in closets are usually a small space by nature. It is important to use all available space. Because the reach of cabinets is shallow, it is necessary to utilize the vertical space of the cabinet. Plan the use of your closet space from floor to ceiling. Buy some shallow storage bins on wheels that can be easily slid under closet shelves. If you have a little more clearance between the floor and the lowest shelf or bar, deeper bins or storage bins are an option. Try to get storage containers on wheels for easy access.

Install shelving if possible. A series of floor-to-ceiling shelves to one side is a great way to store shoes, purses, hats, out-of-season clothing, and collectibles. Place storage bins on shelves to help separate items. Adjustable shelves are best so you can adjust the height of one or two to accommodate taller or shorter items. If you don’t have space for vertical shelving, place a shelf the entire length of the closet at a functional distance from the ceiling. Store containers of accessories or out-of-season clothing on the shelf.

Make sure you have the right lighting for your closet. A small ceiling light just inside the closet is an option for adjustable track lighting outside the closet door. Try to position the lamp so that it is between you and your clothes to avoid shadows. Also use fluorescent lights as incandescent bulbs generate heat and can be a fire hazard. Also consider the cabinet doors, as they are the most visible part of the cabinet. A single door cabinet would be suitable for a wooden door with a decorative handle. Larger closet spaces lend themselves to sliding doors, pocket sliding doors, or bi-fold doors. A mirrored sliding door serves as a way to hide the contents of your closet and as a functional full-length mirror. The mirror will also make your bedroom look bigger. Pocket sliding doors offer a more streamlined appearance. Bi-fold doors can be an attractive way to close off your closet. There are many styles of folding doors. Please note that bi-fold doors require space to open.

Scope design ideas in the closet are less than the dressing room design ideas, but there are still several designs to choose from. Focus first on creating functional closet space by maximizing the available space you have. Determine your needs and adjust your design to best fit them. Worry about functionality first and aesthetics last. You’ll enjoy your closet space more if it’s easy to use.