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Closet in Apartment: 7 Ideas from Projects

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See how designers managed to fit a closet into living rooms, small hallways, and even bathrooms

This selection features interesting solutions from designers' projects. Which one do you like the most?

Transparent Closet

One downside of an open closet is that dust accumulates on clothes. The designers at Quadro Room solved this problem by creating a transparent closet made of glass with built-in lighting — now owners can quickly find the item they need. Shelves and railings are placed on both sides of the entrance, dividing storage systems into male and female sections.

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Photo: Closet in Modern Style, Tips, Guide, Studio 3.14, Oksana Tsymbalova, Quadro Room, LINES, EDDS, Zi-Design – photo on our website

Design: Quadro Room

Passage Closet

Usually, a passage closet is located between the bedroom and bathroom. However, designers at EEDS found another solution. Since the bedroom is close to the entrance of the apartment, they separated it from the hallway with a closet made of frosted glass.

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Photo: Closet in Loft Style, Tips, Guide, Studio 3.14, Oksana Tsymbalova, Quadro Room, LINES, EDDS, Zi-Design – photo on our website

Design: EEDS Studio

Photo: Closet in Loft Style, Tips, Guide, Studio 3.14, Oksana Tsymbalova, Quadro Room, LINES, EDDS, Zi-Design – photo on our website

Design: EEDS Studio

Hidden Closet

The owner of this apartment dreamed of a hidden room, concealed from outsiders' eyes. Designers at Studio 3.14 created a hidden closet behind wooden panels in the bedroom. It turned into a full room with a window and display cabinet.

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Photo: Bedroom in Modern Style, Closet, Tips, Guide, Studio 3.14, Oksana Tsymbalova, Quadro Room, LINES, EDDS, Zi-Design – photo on our website

Design: Studio 3.14

Photo: Bedroom in Modern Style, Closet, Tips, Guide, Studio 3.14, Oksana Tsymbalova, Quadro Room, LINES, EDDS, Zi-Design – photo on our website

Design: Studio 3.14

Closet Behind a Mirror

Another way to visually hide a closet is to decorate it behind a mirror door. Designers at Lines Design Bureau did just that — now the 6 sq. ft. hallway visually appears larger and more spacious.

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Photo: Hallway in Minimalist Style, Closet, Tips, Guide, Studio 3.14, Oksana Tsymbalova, Quadro Room, LINES, EDDS, Zi-Design – photo on our website

Design: Lines Design Bureau

Closet in a Wooden Cube

Sometimes it's necessary to equip a closet in a living room and make it harmonize with the interior. Designers at Zi-Design covered the walls of a small closet in wood — creating an elegant 'column' with storage space inside.

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Photo: Living Room in Modern Style, Closet, Tips, Guide, Studio 3.14, Oksana Tsymbalova, Quadro Room, LINES, EDDS, Zi-Design – photo on our website

Design: Zi-Design Studio

Closet in the Bathroom

If there isn't enough space for a full closet in an apartment, it can also be arranged in the bathroom. The area and layout allowed designer Oksana Tsymbalova to divide the space into several zones and allocate sufficient room for storing clothes.

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Photo: Bathroom in Loft Style, Closet, Tips, Guide, Studio 3.14, Oksana Tsymbalova, Quadro Room, LINES, EDDS, Zi-Design – photo on our website

Design: Oksana Tsymbalova