Master Walk-in Closet

Layout tip: If your walk-in is less than 6½ feet wide, place hanging rods on one side and shelving and shoe racks on the other for good flow and accessibility.

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Look low down in the article re LRV (light reflective value) of white.

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Perhaps the width of ours but without mirror on end. Do they have lights in the cubbies? Why?

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Or this idea for closet doors on a smaller scale, frosted or solid

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doors like these for master closet on a smaller scale

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corner set-up, could be mirrored closet at end

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could have mirrored closet at end

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might be good to have in front of end mirror

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Modern mechanism for door

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Could be a beautiful walnut pocket door on south wall

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Glass shelves would provide visibility.

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Perhaps something akin to this to the left of the walk-in closet that you would see when entering the bedroom. This would be for underwear, socks, pjs, etc., Jewelry could be behind single mirrored door at top right with a mirror inside as well or not as bathroom mirror will be close; could hang necklaces inside door.

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How close ours might be together

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cute bench

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What exterior sliding doors could look like

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Shoe shelf structure looks very efficient.

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Pull out shelves, stools on casters

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Outside of closet on right side?

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