5 Master Closet Design Ideas That Pop
Your master suite is a sanctuary and you want the space inside to reflect that feeling. From the bedding you choose to a host of other amenities, there are a lot of ways to make your master suite a peaceful oasis. Your master closet is an extension of this relaxing environment, and by making the right choices, your master suite closet can become a focal point of the suite.
Here are five of the most popular design ideas in master suite closet design that can help you achieve this.
1. Interior Colors
The wood color that you choose for your closet’s interior will make a big impact, so it’s important to choose one that you like best. The most popular choices are dark, natural and white wood.
Dark Wood
Dark wood adds unexpected contrast to your master suite’s color scheme. When you pick rich, dark hues for your master closet, it brings a sense of luxury and elegance to your space, making it an absolutely delicious experience getting dressed each morning.
Natural Wood
Natural wood brings a sense of warmth and peace along with a lush backdrop for your clothing to be displayed. A light stain will make the wood’s grain pop, adding texture and detail to the space as well.
Neutral Wood
Neutral white wood makes a master closet look bright and clean. Light reflects off the interior space and your clothing and accessories will be showcased against the neutral white background. Additionally, many homeowners choose to add glass cabinets that help light to reflect and pass through, making their clothing and accessories stand out against the neutral interior.
2. Plenty of Light
Good lighting elevates the look of a master closet and makes even the smallest space feel roomy and large. It’s also a necessary component if you want to be able to see the items inside. There are several lighting options to choose from, including track lighting, backlights, and horizontal and vertical LED lights. Each lighting design is customizable to showcase shelving or racks of clothing, but installation can be expensive.
If a new lighting system is out of the budget, consider adding a rattan or woven chandelier or a statement light that’s thoughtfully placed.
3. Organized Accessories
A current trend in master closets includes adding designated spaces for accessories. This includes cabinets and other built-in solutions for items like scarves, jewelry, sunglasses and ties. Not only will it help you stay organized, but it will also elevate your master closet to the next level. There are plenty of options that can be customized for your unique space. Check out options online and consider asking a professional for their advice.
4. Floor-to-Ceiling Closets
Many closet systems are designed for closets with 8-foot ceilings, but you don’t have to waste that extra space. If your closet ceilings are taller than 8 feet, consider maximizing your storage space. You can customize by building shelves or adding baskets and bins to the top shelves for storing items you don’t need every day. It also makes the closet look larger.
5. Flair with Hardware
If you’ve got a neutral closet, you can add a pop of color by selecting the perfect hardware for your cabinets and drawers. They come in all colors and designs, and they add a little bit of personality to an otherwise simple space. This tiny detail can enhance your master closet, giving it character and charm.
Make Your Master Closet Design Ideas Come to Life
If you’re thinking about remodeling your master closet or building one from scratch, consider these design trends so your finished space is peaceful and luxurious. With careful planning and careful thought, you can create a custom closet that perfectly completes your master suite.
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5 Master Closet Design Ideas That Pop
Your master suite is a sanctuary and you want the space inside to reflect that feeling. From the bedding you choose to a host of other amenities, there are a lot of ways to make your master suite a peaceful oasis. Your master closet is an extension of this relaxing environment, and by making the right choices, your master suite closet can become a focal point of the suite.
Here are five of the most popular design ideas in master suite closet design that can help you achieve this.
1. Interior Colors
The wood color that you choose for your closet’s interior will make a big impact, so it’s important to choose one that you like best. The most popular choices are dark, natural and white wood.
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