There is nothing better than a perfectly well-designed, functional and attractive closet. It is the perfect way to turn a bland, utilitarian space into a pleasant retreat ideal for “shopping” wardrobe.
Mika Perry, luxury home organizer and owner of NEAT Method in Scottsdale, is drawing inspiration from today’s trends in colors, textures, and furnishings for her clients. Follow these NEAT-ly inspired ideas to re-frame the master closet and ensure that it remains a sanctuary.
Decorative Design
A classic design never goes out of style. From the cool, modern look of pure white and grey-toned wood (especially against a darkly painted colored wall) to the glamor of ebony and walnut, each finish offers its own unique beauty that compliments your individual style.
Gold and Bold
Accessorize with the latest in accents and coordinating accessories. Brass is back, and in a big way. From drawer pulls and knobs to lighting fixtures, this classic metal is sure to make a statement.
Employ Smart Storage
A functional closet system that’s designed specifically for your needs will make getting ready in the morning and ending your day much more enjoyable. The NEAT team has worked with numerous clients helping them as they initiate the design process. By identifying what you have and knowing the right questions to ask your closet designer, you can create an ideal and customized an ideal closet design while truly maximizing the square footage.
Leverage Lighting
Adding a brilliant light fixture to your closet – a stunning ceiling chandelier or a smartly placed midcentury-modern task lamp – illuminates an inviting space.
Artful Accessories
Closet accessories are an essential part of every space we organize, and carefully integrating them into your closet will allow the space function at its highest capacity. From pullout valet rods and full-length mirrors, lucite drawer inserts to glass-tops for center islands with pullout drawers, these carefully curated accessories create easy access and proudly display your most prized possessions.
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