Open closets are quickly becoming a trend in many interior spaces. They are a great way to display your wardrobe and will make your space feel larger and more spacious. 

Depending on the styling, open closets can also make up part of your interior decor.

Sometimes, these closets are born out of necessity rather than design, but no matter the case, you can find the right open closet concept or design to suit your space. 

We’ve compiled 18 open closet concepts that we are sure will pick your interest.

Take a look!

1. Go for a Natural Look

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An open closet idea can help create a calm, relaxed vibe in a space, making it feel cozy and more comfortable. Use a combination of natural materials, such as natural wood, to give the room an open, casual look. 

Try incorporating other natural materials, like wooden or natural fiber boxes, and elevate the naturalistic feel. This mainly works for spaces with plenty of natural light.

2. Open Closet and Drawer Combination

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An open closet makes arranging your clothes and sporting through them so much easier. While closets are ideal for everyday clothes or items you use often, they can be limited in terms of storing delicate clothes or expensive accessories. This is why a closet drawer combination is a good idea. 

On one side, you can store your everyday clothing items, while the other drawer provides ample storage for accessories and delicate clothes.

This closet design, which features bottom drawers with an open closet on top, creates the ultimate storage solution for all your dressing needs.

3. Utilize a Walk-In closet 

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Many homeowners dream of having a walk-in closet. It provides ample storage and a dedicated space for dressing. The good news is that you don’t need a lot of space to create one. 

In this design, the bed space also doubles as a closet, with a walk-in closet located below it. The draw-in curtains cover the closet and make the design more inconspicuous while adding to the bed’s design.

4. Combine it with Décor 

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As previously stated, when styled right, an open closet can contribute to your room’s décor. Here, either side of the closet acts as a clothes storage space, while the middle is reserved for décor.

A combination of books, baskets, and houseplants adds to the closet’s beauty, while the drawer and the bottom increase the storage available. 

5. Utilize Basket Storage

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While an open closet creates an easily accessible storage space, it’s unlikely that all your clothes will fit in it unless you have a really large open storage space. In cases where the space is limited, you may have to improvise with the extra storage. 

Here, the extra storage has been provided by woven baskets. They are easy to organize and can also be used as compartments for different items. Adding a few extra shelves may be necessary if you’re planning on using several baskets.

6. Try a Boho-Style Open Closet 

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Boho style is defined by natural elements, colors, and materials that bring about a calm, natural look to a space. When trying a bohemian-style open closet, go for natural materials such as wood and introduce some plants to complement the style. 

In this design, the closet uses natural wood, and the baskets are also made from natural fibers such as jute and bamboo. The wooden hangers used for the clothes complement the whole design, and the plant livens up the space.

7. Simple Open Closet Design 

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Sometimes, the most simple designs win the day. This minimalistic closet only contains the most essential attire. 

Double railings on the closet provide enough space to hang clothes. The design also incorporates shoe racks and side drawer storage, while the mirror completes this simple, all-around design. 

8. Ensure You Have Shoe Storage Space

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Most closet spaces, whether open or closed, tend to forget about shoe storage, even though shoes are a critical part of our wardrobe. 

With this in mind, it’s essential to ensure you factor in shoe storage in your open closet, like in this design, where one side of the closet is dedicated to shoe racks. The closets also feature several clothing rods, shelves, and drawer space.

9. Keep the Space Free From Clutter 

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One of the best ways to keep any space organized is to keep it free from clutter. This not only makes it easy to navigate but also makes it easy to retrieve items. 

Considering that items are displayed openly, clutter could really impact the look of your closet and even the entire space. Here, the closet has been kept neatly organized with compartments, hanging rods, and clear surfaces.

10. Maximize the Clothing Rod

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In most closets and wardrobes, hanging or clothing rods are mainly used to hang heavy clothing items such as jackets, jumpers, or hoodies, but they can be used for much more than that. When used correctly, hanging rods may be all the storage space you need in your closet (except shoes, for obvious reasons). 

In this design, clothing rods have been used as the main storage solution for a variety of clothes, including shirts, T-shirts, and trousers. 

11. Divide it Up 

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One thing I like about clearly defined compartments is that they create a neat and well-organized space. Dividing your closet into various compartments will make organizing a breeze since you have a designated space for each item. 

This open closet design uses shelves to create compartments, each dedicated to a specific item. For example, the hanging rod section has been divided into sections for colored cardigans and monochromes.

12. Create Compartments

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If creating shelves won’t do it for you, or if you have space limitations, then creating compartments may be the next best thing. They offer the same level of organization while using less space. 

Here, this open closet design uses several compartments for storage. The closed compartments can be used for storage, while the open compartments just below the hanging rod can be used for dirty laundry. The upper part of the closet is used for décor, which adds visual interest to the closet and the space. 

13. Utilize the Vertical Storage 

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When it comes to small spaces, what really matters is how you utilize and maximize the available space. With an open closet design, one of the best ways to ensure you get the most out of the space is to use any vertical storage space available. 

In this open closet design, one side serves as a hanging space for coats and other heavy clothes, while the other side serves as a vertical storage space. The bottom shelf of the closet is also for bags and a small cabinet. 

14. Try a Monochromatic Look

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If you’re going for a chic look with your open closet, then monochrome clothing will do your design wonders. All you need to do is pick a color palette that you want to show off and display it on your clothing rod. 

You can fold the rest of your clothes and store them in the cabinets or on the shelves. This open closet embraces a monochromatic look, with earthy tones being the primary theme of the space.

15. Simple Industrial Look 

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Making the most out of your vertical spaces may sometimes require you to take the unconventional route. Here, the open closet design uses pipes as part of the support structure of the closet, giving an industrial vibe that blends well with the space. 

The location of the closet just after the bathroom makes this design practical and functional. Drawers have been added to maximize the storage space, while a mirror completes this well-rounded closet.

16. Try an Open Wardrobe Design 

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If you want to create an open closet design for the aesthetic benefits but already have a wardrobe, then don’t fret! An open wardrobe design is as good as an open closet. 

An open wardrobe allows you to display your clothes, bringing the same aesthetic benefits. The designated space for the wardrobe ensures that it does not take up extra space. The garment arrangement adds to the beauty of the space.

17. Try a Built-In Open Closet 

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Even when you have limited space, an open built-in closet may be what you need to keep your place tidy and stylish. Built-in closet designs work well, especially if the closet is in a busy area, such as the living room or a corridor. 

These closets provide ample storage while keeping items conveniently out of the way. Here, the closet adds convenience to the space by featuring several day-to-day items like umbrellas and coats.

18. Add a Dressing Table

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An open closet gives your space a unique boutique feeling. To top it off, you can add a dressing table on the side to turn the space into the ultimate getting-ready spot. 

Here, good space utilization ensures that the closet covers only one side of the room while the other side has been used as an expansive dressing area. 

I’m pretty sure that most of you consider closet doors as something that serves the single purpose of hiding your closet interior, but believe me:

They can change the look of your bedroom tremendously.

…and that’s just because there are endless possibilities with colors, materials and designs.

• What kind of closet doors are best?

The most popular closet door solutions are bifold, mirrored, frosted glass, curtains, barn doors, sliding doors, french doors and chalkboard.

We have a detailed selection of closet door ideas by type:

• 18 Amazing Mirror Closet Door Ideas
• 10 Best Rustic Closet Door Ideas You Need To See
• 12 Cool Barn Door Closet Ideas You Can DIY
• 18 Tidy Curtain Closet Doors To Conquer The Mess

Which one is the best for you depends on what is the most important for you – design, aesthetics, functionality or the price…and speaking about the price:

• How much does it cost to replace a closet door?

It’s really easy to add style and personal touch to your bedroom by installing cool closet doors and it doesn’t need to be very expensive.

If you hire a pro to do this for you, then you can expect anywhere from $100-250 for the labor plus the cost of the door. A simple curtain is less than $50 while mirrored sliding door could be more than $2000.

However, if you are on a budget, don’t worry, there are plenty of affordable DIY projects to choose from. You can use, for example, curtains or barn doors.

• What can I use in place of a closet door?

You can use curtains, pocket doors or barn doors.

There are also a lot of ideas on how to cover a closet door and you can do this by either sticking a poster or wallpaper on the door or installing a mirror.

• Are there any alternative closet door ideas?

Believe me or not, but you can also arrange your closet in a way that the interior could be so appealing, that you don’t need to hide it.

Have you seen those chic closets of celebrities? They are gorgeous and no doors are needed.

Of course, if you need to put something instead of a door, you can try with curtains. We have a perfect selection of curtain closet door ideas here.

Related: 10 Best Closet Door Alternatives

Old closet doors can be very boring but they don’t have to be.

These 25 great ideas are sure to inspire you to update the way that your home looks.

They’re a fresh, updated look over plain doors and will spice up a room in an instant.

1. Add Glamour with Diamond Mirrored Closet Doors

Bold mirrored doors with diamond designs are a fun, fresh look on old doors.

They look especially impressive when they span the entire length of a room and do a great job of making a small room look bigger.

2. Bring Farmhouse Charm with Sliding Mirrored Barn Door

Rustic barn doors with mirrors set in the middle look effortlessly chic in a farmhouse.

Paired with textured walls and a lot of bright neutrals, these doors add a great focal point to any room.

3. Embrace Minimalism with a Curtain Closet Door

Replacing the inner panel of a closet door with bright, funky fabric makes any space look updated and fresh.

This is a great idea for anyone who loves color and who wants to be able to replace his or her fabric on a whim.

4. Achieve Modern Look with Criss-Crossed Mirrored Doors

Dark wood criss-crossed across mirrored doors adds accent to the doors and helps to break up the large plain of mirror.

Match the color of the wood to furniture in the room for a very cohesive and impressive look.

5. Unleash Your Creativity with Chalkboard Doors

Chalkboard doors are the perfect option for use in a child’s room as they call for tons of imagination and fun.

Since they can be drawn on over and over, this is an update that will keep giving and be loved for years.

6. Get Rustic Elegance with Double Sliding Barn Doors

Rustic double sliding barn doors are a great way to hide a pantry and break up a large expanse of wall.

These doors can be a wonderful contrast to lighter colors in the home for an interesting look.

7. Indulge in the Lavish Look of a Swinging Mirrored Door

A mirrored door that swings on a central point looks secretive and is a lot of fun.

Make sure that it stands out from the rest of the room by looking for bright mirrored molding to complete the look.

8. Jazz Up Your Closet with Sliding Mirrored Doors

Mirrored doors that are framed with thick gray wood and slide behind each other look very modern and updated.

This is a great way to update a home without a lot of work and to keep it looking cool and chic.

9. Modernize Your Bedroom with Folding Mirrored Doors

Bright white folding doors enjoy an instant upgrade with slim rectangular mirrors down the center of each panel.

These help to bounce light around the room and can make a smaller room feel much larger.

10. Bring Comfort and Style with Multi-Faceted Mirror Door

Mirrored doors can be overwhelming but breaking up the mirrors with diamonds makes them appear multi-faceted and interesting, which is a modern look.

11. Add Intrigue to Your Closet with Sleek Gray Doors

Sleek gray doors make the home look cool and effortless and add a little texture to a very neutral room.

Understated handles in the same color as the doors add to the style and help them stand out.

12. Liven Your Bedroom with White Closet Doors

Slick white doors look bright and shiny and help instantly elevate a room to another level.

These gorgeous doors slide behind each other to make them easy to open and to close.

13. Add Lasting Charm with Thin Criss-Crossed Doors

Very thin criss-crosses on mirrored doors help to break up the expanse of mirror.

These doors are white and have handles that seem to disappear into the doors.

14. Get a Polished Look with White Sliding Barn Door

A single white sliding barn door can be a real statement piece, especially when the hardware above the door seems to pop.

This is a great option for a smaller closet where two or more doors would simply be too overwhelming.

15. Bring a Contemporary Vibe with Black Sliding Doors

Modern dark sliding doors look moody and impressive, especially when paired with neutrals and minimalist furniture.

Silver accents prevent the doors from appearing too visually heavy.

16. Elevate Your Space with Frosted Glass Closet Doors

Frosted doors allow the color of the items in the closet to show through a little, which is an interesting look and helps to break up the monotony of the room.

Because they are frosted, however, there is still privacy.

17. Illuminate Your Bedroom with Modern White Doors

Modern bright white doors with large rectangular handles look very modern and minimalist, which makes them perfect for use in updated homes and rooms.

They complement white and neutral décor incredibly well.

18. Add Texture and Character with Teal Doors

Doors don’t have to be boring as these textured teal doors prove.

The bright pop of color makes them a wonderful focal point in any room and the texture prevents them from being overwhelming.

19. Make an Impression with Light-Frosted Mirrored Doors

Lighter frosted mirrored doors that slide behind each other can easily be moved out of the way when you need to get something out of the closet.

They look great when surrounded with silver or gray.

20. Stand Out with Board and Batten Doors

Board and batten adds great texture and instantly improves the appearance of these doors.

Thanks to the vertical lines, the doors also look much taller, which will make the room look bigger as well.

21. Transform Your Bedroom with Grid Sliding Doors

Sliding doors with large grids are visually interesting but not overwhelming.

Painting them a neutral colors helps to keep them from being too heavy in the space.

22. Create a Glamorous Bedroom with Curved Blue Doors

Intricately carved doors that are painted a pop of bright blue will draw the eye and make people curious.

These sliding pocket doors look amazing whether they are fully or only partially open.

23. Add Splendour to Your Home with Sliding Pocket Doors

Sliding pocket doors make it easy to get into the closet when necessary. Black trim helps ensure that the closet really pops.

Using frosted glass on the doors ensures that they look very interesting and updated.

24. Create a Lavish Look with Loose Flowy Curtains

Loose, light curtains that flow gently in the breeze make a room look very feminine and attractive.

These curtains can easily be taken down and washed if necessary, making them a great option in any busy bedroom.

25. Add Style and Sophistication with Sleek Mirrors

Sleek, modern sliding doors get an instant update with some lined designs across the middle with a diamond centered in the door.

Using white paint helps tie the doors together with the rest of the décor in the room.

26. Deck the Halls with Modern Wardrobe Doors

Closet space could be placed in the hallway and covered with sliding closet doors. This type of closet door is much easier to operate than the traditional closet door or bi fold door. You can choose your own design – like mirror door, glass door or barn door.

Any of these fun designs are sure to spice up your bedroom and make you fall in love with your closet doors all over again.

Replacing your old doors with one of these designs is a great option for any home.

My personal opinion is: make your closet blend with the rest of the room interior or you can go bold and make it stand out!

If you are looking to replace your old closet door or just not too fancy about an ordinary door, we have selected some closet door alternatives that look nice, don’t cost a fortune and are easy to install.

…because, a home without a closet is no home at all, right?

Although closets are often underestimated or ignored in interior design and home decoration, they have their charm and beauty. Above all, they are the king of storage and organization.

The most popular way to separate a closet from a room is by using closet doors ( either bi-fold or hinged ), but if you want something different or are bored with the standard doors, we have selected the best closet door alternatives with their pros and cons.

1. Maximize Space with Closet Pocket Doors

These doors are an excellent option for anyone looking to save some space when adding doors to his or her closet.

They are perfect for cramped spaces because the doors slide easily into the wall when they need to be opened, making them one of the most popular closet door alternatives.

Unfortunately, it is very difficult to install pocket doors, so homeowners often need to hire a professional to do the work, which will add to the final price of the door.

However, having a door that moves out of the way is worth it for some homeowners, especially those that can’t afford a luxury walk-in closet.

2. Add Modern Flair to Your Home with Curtain Closet Doors

This is one of the most versatile options for people looking for an alternative to their doors.

Since it’s easy to buy or make curtains in various fabrics, colors, and designs, they can be custom-made to fit the space and the décor perfectly.

Additionally, they’re relatively easy to put up, change, or wash and aren’t expensive.

The downside to curtain closet doors is that they don’t always fit naturally into a room and some people think they are a bit of an eyesore.

Children can accidentally pull them down out of the door if they are not careful. Still, curtains are a closet door idea you should consider if you are on a tight budget.

3. Add Lasting Charm with Louvered Closet Doors

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These doors open quickly to the side, allowing anybody to easily access almost every part of their closets.

The doors are on tracks that allow them to slide effortlessly and soundlessly when opening and closing, making them a quiet option.

Many louvered doors, however, are hard to keep clean due to the slatted design of the door. This means that they can quickly get dusty.

Some doors also tend to come out of the tracks. Since they can be difficult to readjust, this is frustrating for homeowners to deal with.

On the positive side – the slats in the doors allow the air to circulate inside the closet and create natural ventilation.

4. Bring Rustic Elegance with a Beads Closet Door

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Beads make it incredibly easy to access the items inside a closet without opening a door.

It’s a simple option for any homeowner who wants to add a pop of color and texture to their room without sacrificing a closet’s hidden storage.

As with other alternatives, however, beads do have a few drawbacks.

One is that they can be hard to hold out of the way when trying to get something out of the closet. Another issue is that they can be noisy.

5. Indulge in the Lavish Look of French Closet Doors

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These doors look striking when used instead of closet doors, partially because they come in pairs.

They often have glass panels along the length of the door and swing easily out from the wall, making them very visually appealing.

One issue with these doors is that the glass panels can easily show off a messy closet, making some people feel uncomfortable in their rooms.

While it’s possible to add curtains or frosted glass to French doors, this cuts down on the light and airy feeling that they provide space.

6. Add Style and Sophistication with Room Dividers

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Stylish room dividers are generally inexpensive, making them an excellent option for any homeowner on a budget.

They are a great way to add privacy to a room without overspending while adding a touch of style to the space.

Since dividers will hide that a closet door is missing, they may not be the best option for homeowners who will not be happy knowing that their rooms are incomplete.

They also occupy more space in the room than a traditional door would. , but they could be easily replaced or removed, so it’s an excellent option for renters.

7. Bring Farmhouse Charm with Closet Barn Doors

Located on tracks above the door, barn doors quickly turn a closet from utilitarian into the room’s focal point.

They are striking and add a lot of visual interest. As long as the track is hung correctly, barn doors are easy to open and close and don’t take up space in the room by swinging out.

Unfortunately, the hardware for these doors can be expensive, making them cost-prohibitive to install.

Additionally, they must be hung perfectly, or they will not be easy to operate, which is frustrating, especially for children.

They are a good option for adding a more rustic or vintage look to your room.

8. Get a Polished and Trendy Look with Swinging Closet Doors

Saloon-style doors swing in both directions, making them a great option for use in a larger closet where they can move freely.

Related: 28 Amazing Laundry Closet Door Ideas And Designs

They are an excellent option for any room that feels cramped or cluttered, as they instantly make it much more open and airy.

As far as closet door ideas go, swinging doors don’t have a lot of drawbacks.

They can be noisy when shut, and some homeowners may struggle to find ones that provide them with full coverage in the doorframe. However, those are the only real drawbacks.

9. Add a Touch of Elegance with Mirrored Closet Doors

Mirrored closet doors do a fantastic job reflecting light around a space, making it feel much airier and more open.

Since they are often decorated with gorgeous trim and handles, they can make any bedroom feel like an escape and a personal haven.

The problem with mirrors is that if a room is messy, they will reflect that mess, making it feel more cluttered and busy.

Additionally, they need to be cleaned regularly to look their best and aren’t dirty, hindering their ability to reflect light.

10. Bring Character And Warmth with Accordion Closet Doors

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Unlike some other ideas for closet door alternatives, accordion doors are a great way to save space in the room and still allow easy access to the items in the closet.

These doors fold in on themselves so they don’t take up a lot of room. They are light, inexpensive, and easy to hang. Since they stay in the doorframe, however, they can make it difficult for some people to reach the entirety of the closet.

Additionally, as they fold up on themselves, they often make a loud clacking sound that can wake others. Another downside of an accordion door is they are made of plastic so they tend to age and break.

So, after seeing all these alternative closet door ideas, is it worth replacing your closet doors with an alternative option?

The answer is – it depends. Before choosing the perfect closet door, there are too many variables to consider.

Frequently Asked Questions:

This article will also answer the most common question:

• What can I use instead of a closet door?

Even though some alternatives are expensive or hard to install, some DIY options are cheap and easy to try.

• How can I cover my closet without a door?

There are several options for covering the mess in your closet without installing a door. These include – sliding doors, glass pocket doors or hung curtains.

• What can I use instead of bifold closet doors?

The most popular option is to install a sliding door. There are plenty of Youtube tutorials on installing a sliding closet door.

• What is a bypass closet door?

One door passes by another door. Bedroom closet doors with this arrangement are sometimes called bypass doors.

• Where can I find some affordable closet door alternative options?

What we recommend is to check the options on Wayfair HERE they are high in quality and would suit different tastes.

When we buy a home, one of the rooms that we overlook too often is the laundry room. Since it’s such an important part of everyday life, it needs our attention.

The first thing is how much laundry space do we need? What I’m learning about this project is that we might not need a dedicated room after all.

Many people are finding unique ways to add a laundry area in a closet, as part of a bathroom, or even outdoors. This is especially true for people who embrace a minimalist lifestyle or for homes where only one or two people live.

The second issue is how to integrate it with the rest of our home. We have found that the biggest issue is picking the right door. It needs to allow access to everything in the room and match the décor. Here are some great laundry closet door ideas.

You’ll see how they function and how they fit in. Perhaps you’ll find the solution to your laundry closet here.

1. Transform Small Spaces with Single Panel Doors 

Single panel doors work with narrow rooms. The look is sleek, and this one stretches to the ceiling.

This gives the illusion the door is part of the wall. It also creates easy access to the top shelves. The color of the door picks up on some of the gold veins in the marble tiles.

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2. Maximize Your Laundry Space with a Bi-Fold Door

When the laundry area is wider, use a single bifold door along with a panel door.

Used here, the door on the left fits next to the sink. By using bi-fold doors, the width of the laundry area can be extended.

via Michael Partenio

3. Get Creative with a Hidden Laundry Bookshelf Door

A great idea when space is at a premium. The entire bookshelf hides a laundry area. The middle and left sections are mounted on a track.

Related: 30 Clever Hidden Door Ideas That Are Practical And Fun

The right section remains in place. It’s a functional solution that doesn’t detract from the high-end look of the room.

via Archtectus

4. Make Laundry Closet Stand Out with Frosted Glass Door

Frosted glass is an elegant solution. These doors rise to the ceiling in this free-standing closet.

Using a pale blue-green color on the sides keeps the room looking light and airy.

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5. Hide Your Laundry Under Stairs with a Custom Door

This is a great answer to making use of the space under the stairs. Doors are hidden by custom molding.

Shelving mounted above the appliances gives the owners a small work space for detergent and baskets.

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6. Get a Contemporary Look with a Flat Panel Door

Seamless transitions are a hallmark of the Modern style.

Only the small metal handles give away that there’s a room on the other side.

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7. Upgrade Mini Kitchen Laundry Closet with Folding Door

A laundry closet blends into a row of utilitarian rooms and storage areas. The owners minimized the cost of proper ventilation by creating the space next to an exterior wall.

Related: 25 Best Closet Door Ideas And Designs For A Total Makeover

The door trim matches the French doors that lead to the patio.

via Laura Natkins Artchitect

8. Deck the Halls with Louvered Laundry Closet Doors

Louvers are a functional solution for shallow spaces. This closet has enough room for a stacked washer and dryer and a small bookcase that’s used to store linens.

Opening up the entrance and adding the louvers makes use of the entire length of the closet.

via Talianko Design

9. Add a Pop of Color with Folding Blue Closet Doors

The slate blue doors keep the stacked washer and dryer hidden in the bathroom until they’re needed. When the doors are closed, it looks like any other utility closet.

A sink is also installed in this area. The doors run along the full length of the track.

via Rajni Alex Design

10. Embrace Minimalism with a Long White Folding Door

The minimalist lifestyle means there’s less need for a full-size washer and dryer. This laundry room has all the necessary elements without taking up precious floor space.

Since the appliances are installed against one wall, a door that folds away from them was the smart move.

via Cantilever Interiors

11. Modernize Laundry Room with a Glass Panel Barn Door

The easiest way to make a room feel larger is by removing barriers to an adjoining room. The sliding glass door panel opens the area but can be closed to contain noisy machines.

The rooms are matched with light wood panels and black accents. The minimal geometric pattern in the door adds the right amount of interest and intention.

via Colonial Elegance

12. Modify Your Hall Laundry Closet with Folding Doors

Adding a laundry area in a hall closet is a great way to cut down the clutter. The closet rod is placed higher than normal for hanging damp clothes.

The solution for gaining full access to the space is by adding doors that fold out of the way.

via Carriage Lane Designs

13. Transitional Bathroom with Louvered Laundry Door

A transitional bathroom is made even more functional by including the laundry area.

The entire utility closet is hidden by louvers.

Try creating a laundry space like this in an area with the least amount of traffic.

14. Add Style and Sophistication with Black Shutter Doors

This entrance to this closet was opened so it could be a functional work area.

Related: 10 Best Rustic Closet Door Ideas

The doors match the décor, including the door leading to the adjacent room. The metal towel bar provides a nice accent color.

via Kate Marker Interiors

15. Bring Farmhouse Charm with a Double Barn Door

Barn doors have become very popular and fit right into this farmhouse. They’re space savers, functional and an easy do-it-yourself project.

The trend has been to use white doors that match the walls. This wood-stained door proves you can step outside the box with that idea.

A floating shelf and high closet rod create more space. A countertop was extended on top of the machines, like what you would see in a kitchen.

via House On Longwood Lane

16. Give Laundry Room Natural Vibe with Sliding Barn Door

Another great example of a barn door. This hides a full laundry room.

The weight of the door is a secret to minimizing noise that comes from a noisy machine.

via House On Longwood Lane

17. Achieve a Contemporary Look with Folding Closet Doors

These minimalist folding doors are narrow enough that they’re still out of the way when opened.

If you’re going for a contemporary look, choose a wood door with a smooth grain.

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18. Functional Multi-Panel Telescoping Laundry Door

Here’s a functional door that works well because it remains out of the way of a walking area even when it’s open.

Adding a prep area with a Murphy-style table gives the homeowner all the room they need to take care of their clothes in style.

via HSH Interiors

19. Add Splendour to Your Home with Pocket Doors

This closet is a nice, out-of-the-way area for taking care of laundry chores.

Sliding doors always leave one section closed. Pocket doors allow for access to both sides of the interior at the same time.

via Build Sense

20. Lavish Patio Laundry Room with Stylish Screen Doors

When the climate allows for it, taking the laundry area outdoors is a great idea. The heat generated from the machines doesn’t affect the home.

Putting the machines on a patio idea makes doing laundry a much easier chore. The beautiful screen doors would be an easy project to build. Try using bamboo or other lightweight wood.

via Estudio Nada

21. Master Your Laundry Space with a Single Pocket Door

This entrance is too large for one door and too small for two doors.

This calls for a custom door. An affordable way to do this is by adding a single-pocket door.

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22. Save Space in Narrow Laundry Room with Sliding Doors

These sliding doors work on the same principle as the barn door. These doors are lighter than barn doors.

Related: 12 Cool Barn Door Closet Ideas You Can DIY

The molding was added to match the rest of the home.

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23. Add Intrigue to Laundry Area with Custom Sliding Door

A front-loading washer and dryer duo open up more storage options.

Work with a designer, plumber, and electrician who can find custom solutions. Custom doors were built to create a place in this hallway for the machines.

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24. Bring an Industrial Vibe with Metal Grate Doors

These doors with grates would fit in with an industrial look.

Related: 10 Best Closet Door Alternatives

It’s also functional as it allows for ventilation while the doors are closed.

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25. Modern Flair with Stylish Pocket Glass Laundry Doors

The pocket doors allow for complete access to this full laundry room. Frosted windows allow daylight to shine through from the window when the room is not in use.

They’re also a versatile design choice. You can use them in farmhouses, cottage-style homes, and contemporary styles.

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26. Elevate Outdoor Laundry Closet with Sliding Door

A large sliding door on a rail is acting as a wall when the laundry area is not in use.

The appliances are on a slab and moved back from the door. This will help prevent any water from reaching them if the weather takes a wet turn.

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27. Add Glamour with Decorative Wood Laundry Doors

Using decorative wood creates texture on an otherwise plain wall. The bi-fold door uses the same vertical panels to match the sink and prep area.

The lower cabinet doors use the same wood element with a natural stain.

The prep area with its marble backsplash remains open. The machines are hidden, revealed only when needed.

28. Match Laundry Doors with Wall Decor for Unique Look

These flat panel sliding doors panels are custom built. They rise to the ceiling, creating height in a small area.

The fabric on the exterior can be covered with wallpaper to match the room.

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29. Bring Rustic Elegance with Classic Laundry Closet Door

This classic door style will work in rustic and modern designs using organic elements. If you’re in a Victorian home, use a semi-gloss finish.

Keep the handles black to ensure the look is subdued.

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Need extra space in your closet to store all your clothing and accessories?

Small closets can be increased in size without the need for a major renovation.

There are many ways that you can increase your closet space.

Some of these ways include adding shelving, using a small closet organizer, and making use of baskets to store items.

A small closet does not have to be an impairment, increasing closet space can be simple and easy.

The following closet organization ideas can help you to add more room for your needed items (they won’t magically turn your tiny closet into a spacious walk-in closet, but will help a lot ).

1. Maximize Closet Space with a Small Dresser and Shelves 

Tiny closets can be improved by adding a small dresser for items. The addition of shelving can provide a place for shoes.

Above the closet rod adding a shelf can provide you with an area for hats and other accessories.

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2. Separate Summer and Winter Clothing Easily

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Inserting a second hanging bar to the closet provides you with double to space-enhancing more room for other items.

One small closet organization idea for a hanging bar is to divide your summer and winter clothing.

The lower bar can be used to provide an area for out of season clothing while the top bar is for in-season clothing.

3. Utilize Unused Wall Space with a Rustic Clothing Bar

Should you not have enough capacity in your wardrobe other small closet solutions are to find an area to add a decorative bar to an empty wall.

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4. Tidy Up Your Closet with Dividers

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Dividers are a storage idea for small closet.

This ensures that your clothing stays in a neat stack and does not end up in a pile. Shirts or pants can be folded and stacked without the hanging.

5. Double Closet Space with Shelves and Bins

A few closet organizer ideas that can increase the area are to add shelving and bins to store smaller accessories.

These can hold a variety of things including shoes, purses, and belts.

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6. Create More Space with Under Shelf Baskets

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Under the counter, shelving is an additional closet organizing ideas. These shelves can attach to an existing shelf and provide needed room.

They can be used to store a variety of items including belts, hats, socks, and much more.

7. Enjoy Versatile Storage Solutions with Cubbyholes

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A purchase of cubbyholes from your local home improvement store can increase capacity for purses and shoes.

This can also be used in a child’s closet to store toys and stuffed animals.

Cubbyholes can help to ensure a neat and tidy look as well as keeping everything structured.

8. Make More Room with Hooks

Hooks are great closet organizing ideas, they deliver further places without using the existing closet bars.

Hooks can be hung anywhere and provide an area to put purses, coats, hats, scarfs, and other objects that can be hung.

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9. Get Organized and Stylish with a Hanging Organizer

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A hanging organizer can add additional space by doubling the area.

The use of the top and bottom bars allows for two items to be hung in one place while also providing hooks to hang other accompaniments.

10. Free Up Closet Space with an Above Door Shelf

In need of more due to small closet storage, add a shelf above the door to store non-everyday items.

These can incorporate suitcases and guest pillows.

See more at: apartmenttherapy.com

11. Streamline Your Closet with a Towel Rod Sliding Shelf

Towel rods can be used in tight spaces to hang items such as ties, belts, and scarfs.

Add a sliding drawer railing and it can slide in and out.

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12. Be Ready for the Day with a Closet Door Rack

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Closet door racks are solutions for a master bedroom closets.

These can deliver extra rod hanging space and can be used to prepare outfits for the upcoming week.

13. Transform your Closet with Specialized Hangers

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Wonder how to organize a small closet?

Specialized hangers can aid you in increasing area. There are many types of specialized hangers such as these that are designed for pants to be easily taken on or off the hanger.

14. Keep Shoes Organized with a Wooden Shoe Rack 

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Closet storage ideas can include a variety of ways to increase and improve the needed room.

This small wooden shoe rack enables the extra area to put shoes on top and underneath.

15. Utilize a Towel Rod for your Shoe Storage Solutions

A small closet design could use attached towel rod to the inside of the door and using hooks to hang shoes.

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16. Get Creative with Your Closet Organization

Many small closet ideas can be discovered when needing the extra room.

This closet provides both space and functionality combining shelving, drawers, a shoe bench, and overhead storage. Interestingly, it uses curtains as closet doors.

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17. Step into the Future with a Smart Closet

Technology takes center stage with this computerized app for small closet organizers.

The user can add different clothing that they have to the app and mix and match the perfect outfit for the day.

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18. Redefine Closet Storage with Different Level Hanging Rods

Hanging clothes at different heights is a great small closet storage idea.

Longer clothes need not linger on the ground wrinkled getting wrinkled.

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19. Increase Shoe Space with Rods

Closet systems can come in handy when you have a lot of shoes.

Attaching rods to the wall can provide you with a place for shoes or other accessories such as ties.

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20. Organize Purses and Wallets with a File System

A desk file system can be used to store wallets and purses.

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21. Store Jewelry on Small Door Hooks

Storage closet organization ideas include where to put all those pieces of jewelry and fashion embellishments.

Small door hooks attached to a wall can provide the optimum place, ensuring that everything stays in good condition.

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22. Hang Your Sunglasses with a Wire

Trying to find a place to put all your sunglasses without them getting scratched.

Many ideas for a closet organization include framing a piece of wire to hang your sunglasses.

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23. Make a Personalized DIY Cubby for Your Jewelry

This make it yourself cubby bin can be created and highlight your personality.

A great place to put jewelry such as earrings or personal nick-knacks.

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24. Upcycle Pull Tabs to Increase Hanging Storage

Additional closet ideas include using the pull tab from a soda can.

Hanging one hanger from the other with the use of the pull tab holes.

This can be used to create an outfit for the next day eliminating the need to get up earlier to find clothes.

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25. Make More Room in Your Closet with Storage Bins

Small closets could feature using bins for storage.

They can be used to store sheets and coverings.

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26. Conquer Clutter with Stunning Organization Solutions

You can showcase your purses and other small items by attaching clear acrylic holders to the wall.

Separate storage cubbies can also provide an optimum place to store items such as purses, bed sheets, and bedspreads.

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27. Keep Everything in Place with a Hanging Wire Organizer

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A hanging storage organizer like this one can help you to keep all your handbags, diaper bags, and laptop bags in one location.

28. Add Hooks on Closet Doors for Bag Storage

Need a place for the diaper bag or summer beach bag?

Try attaching hooks to the inside of the door.

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29. Increase Efficiency with a Drawer Unit and Bins

Closets for small spaces can be achieved by adding a drawer unit.

Once the unit is completed, bins can be added for the arrangement of a multiple of objects from clothing to craft supplies.

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30. Neatly Store Scarfs with SHower Hooks on Hangers

Need more small closet organization ideas, trying using a hanger with shower hooks.

This can help to keep your scarfs and belts from being in a drawer.

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31. Conquer Your Wardrobe with No-Slip Hangers

No-slip hangers are very helpful when it comes to larger clothing or dresses.

They help safeguard that clothing stays on the hanger and off the floor.

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32. Store Your Clothes in Style with a Round Circle Hanger

Looking for a way to hang up the tank tops and camisoles? A round circle hanger can ensure that they are hung up and ready for use.

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A walk-in closet is a dream come true for many homeowners as they are visually appealing and offer a number of storage and organization options.

What’s more beautiful than walking into a room full of your shoes and clothes?

It’s a widespread belief that a walk-in closet is only affordable to the rich and wealthy, especially when you read magazines about houses of celebrities and royals, where a walk-in could cost a fortune – sometimes more than your entire house.

Fortunately, there are a lot of DIY walk-in closets that are small, don’t cost a lot of money, and are still practical.

Of course, having a small walk-in closet is much more complicated to organize than having a big one. The key is to arrange your clothes and shoes the way you like them, easily reach them and declutter as much as possible.

It turns out that more and more homeowners want to have one in their new home – not as big as a bedroom, but rather small and functional.

Follow our tips and suggestions to plan and style your walk-in closet without spending a fortune. These ideas could be applied to “U”-shaped, “L”-shaped, or straight closets.

1. Add Stylish Lighting to Your Closet

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One of the most practical ways to enhance your walk-in closet is by adding additional lighting.

This can be done easily, and beautifully, by repurposing vintage light fixtures or even sourcing IKEA items.

2. Maximize Your Walk-In Closet Storage Space with Shelves

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It is easy to forget the importance of shelving and focus on the hanging space when you’re looking for walk in closet ideas. Remember that shelving can be an even more efficient use of space!

3. Add Functionality to Your Closet with a Counter

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When outfitting your closet, one might not think of having counter space.

However, having a surface to sort and place items can be a very useful feature of walk in closet design.

4. Revolutionize Closet with the Right Colors for Maximum Impact

Even if you have a small closet, color can make a huge impact.

Whether you’re choosing the shelving color or floor finish, be conscious of the color pallet when choosing your walk in closet design.

Related: 20 Beautiful Bedroom Color Schemes ( Color Chart Included )

5. Effortlessly Define Luxury with Shoe Organization Solutions

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When looking for walk in closet organization ideas, it is easy to focus on creating hanging space and forget about other aspects.

Don’t make this mistake. Make sure to have plenty of shoe space to organize and display your prized footwear.

6. Make the Most of Limited Space with Colorful Closet Design

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Just because you have a small walk in closet does not mean it can’t be beautiful.

One of the best walk-in closet ideas is using area rugs to help add color and beauty to the space.

7. Transform Your Hallway into an Ingenious Closet

Using shelving in other areas of your home can be a great use of space.

Even a spare hallway or nook can feature elements of walk in closet organization.

8. Upgrade Your Walk-In Closet with a Bench

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If your walk in closet has the space, adding a bench or small chair can be an excellent addition.

This gives you a place to put on your shoes – or even decide on an outfit.

9. Utilize Prefabricated Closets for Your Walk-In Closet

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Many people mistakenly think that they lack the skill to create a DIY walk in closet.

However, multiple companies offer pre-fabricated closet systems which allow you to outfit your space the way you like it.

10. Accessorize Your Walk-In Closet with a Candelabra

A walk-in closet is a great place to express your style without fear.

When thinking about the design, don’t be afraid to accessorize – a kitchy vase or candelabra can liven up any space.

11. Include Mirrors in Your Walk-In Closet

You’d be surprises how many people forget mirrors when looking at walk in closet design ideas.

Whether it be a simple hanging mirror, or a custom-made install, don’t forget the mirror!

12. Design a Luxurious Walk-In Closet that Reflects Your Style

Your closet is where you are going to store your clothes, so it only makes sense that it should compliment them.

When looking for walk-in closet ideas, remember that your color and design should correspond to your style in clothing.

13. Maximize Every Corner of your Closet For Maximum Storage

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When planning walk in closet organization, it is easy to forget the importance of efficiency.

Many closet systems feature corner-units which help fill out every possible inch of your available space.

14. Utilize Closet Space with Ceiling-Mounted Shelving

When buying walk in closet shelving, remember to look up.

Many closets have wasted space against the ceiling which is ideal for items you only use once in a while

15. Incorporate Baskets into Your Walk-In Closet

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Baskets and small organizers are an excellent way to stay organized.

When outfitting your walk in closet IKEA has numerous great boxes and bins.

16. Decorate Your Walk-In Closet with Great Panache

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Your closet is a great place to be a little more “extra” than you would in the rest of your home.

When planning the design of your walk in closet, remember that it is okay to splash a little gold or jewels into the mix.

17. Add a Laundry Basket in Your Closet

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When you’re planning the organization of your closet, don’t forget to have a place to stash your dirty clothes.

This can be a permanent fixture or even a small bin.

18. Transform Any Room into an Elegant Walk-In Closet

A closet does not have to be attached to your bedroom.

If you have a spare room in your house, it could always become a walk in closet.

19. Plan Your Closet for the Future

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One of the biggest pieces of advice that professional walk in closet organizers often give is to remember to plan not just for what you have, but for what you will get.

Make sure to leave some extra space for your future collections.

20. Elevate the Aesthetics of Your Closet with Molding

When searching for ideas, don’t overlook the power of molding.

For a small investment it can make your closet feel like a real room.

21. Illuminate Your Wardrobe with Direct Light

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The best walk in closet designs remember that you must focus on lighting the clothes themselves.

Direct lighting makes it easier to see colors and find your treasured items.

22. Turn Your Small Closet into an Organized Stylish Paradise 

If you’re looking for small walk in closet ideas, think about how much floor space you actually need.

Maximizing storage can help a closet function, even if it means giving up walking room.

23. Personalize Your Walk-In Closet with Custom Designs

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Don’t design a closet for someone else – design it for YOU.

If you know you prefer hanging up most clothes, make sure to factor that into your design.

24. Improve Accessibility with a Small Ladder

A mistake that many aspiring walk-in closet organizers make is to forget about the importance of access.

Make sure you can reach all of the space you have – this might mean bringing in a small ladder or stool.

25. Transform an Unused Nook into a Rustic Closet

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If your bedroom has an awkward “nook” space, think about simply turning it into an additional closet.

If you have a complete enough walk in closet organizer, you may not even need closet doors.

26. Elevate Your Walk-In Closet with Artistic Creations

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Many people think that a closet has to be a purely functional space without decoration.

Not true! A closet can be a great place to display extra art or treasures.

27. Refresh Your Closet with Free-Standing Dressers

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A walk in closet organizer does not have to be a build in piece.

Free-standing dressers and shelves can also be a great addition.

28. Bring Life to Your Closet with Small Planters

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Plants are a great addition to your closet even if it’s tiny spaced.

Just remember that some plants thrive better in low light conditions.

29. Create a Beautiful Display for Your Shoes in Your Closet

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Your closet doesn’t have to merely be a place to store your items.

Properly designed, it can also be a gallery to display them.

30. Achieve a Contemporary Look with Glass Cabinet Doors 

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Glass cabinet doors are a great way to make a closet feel larger while making your items easier to find.

31. Upgrade Your Closet with LED Lighting

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Lighting is one of the most cost effective ways to improve a space.

Inexpensive LED strips can be great beautiful backlighting to display your treasures.

32. Incorporate a Fold-Out Ironing Board

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Think about including a fold-out ironing board into your space to make it a one-stop shop for getting ready.

33. Use Closet Organizers to Improve Accessibility

When searching for small walk in closet ideas, remember that the easier it is to get to your items, the more you will use them.

This is why walk in closet organizers are so important.

34. Update Your Walk-In Closet with Affordable Stylish Solutions

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Because of the small space, you can use expensive materials like marble and still have an affordable build.

35. Give Your Walk-In Closet an Elegant Look with Faux Fur

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Funky materials like faux-fur can make your space charming and unique.

Who has an unused closet, right?

Well, it turns out that there are a lot of people who are transforming their unused closet into something much more functional or aesthetic.

They may have found the answer to the question:

• What to do with an unused closet?

The answer lays in the following 25 amazing ways to transform your unused closet.

If you on the other hand would like to know how to squeeze more space out of your closet, check out these small closet organization ideas.

1. Transform Your Nursery with a Changing Closet

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Push bulky furniture out of the way and save space in the nursery.

Putting changing table in closet could save space in the room (not just the changing table but a dresser too in kids rooms). You can still keep door if ever have to change back.

Much like us women, closets go through transformations, clean up and detox sessions.

If you are looking to revamp your closet, the first of 25 stylish ideas may give you a hint how to do it.

Try having a simple, unpretentious white closet that leaves room for play and imagination.

2. Create an Efficient Workspace with a Home Office Closet

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There are some reasons why you have to create closet office as the replacement of office room inside of your home while you do not have enough space on your home.

The first common reason for choosing to create it is on its easiness to do. Turning the function of your closet for an office room on your home is much easier rather than has to replace the function of any other rooms for your office.

The second idea on our list today is a former closet which was turned into a writing desk. The blue whitepaper works perfectly as a background.

Although the space is tiny, it is cozy and chic. I especially like the transparent chair, which fits great with the blue interior.

3. Transform Your Closet into an Inviting Reading Nook

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There’s something that is really appealing about having a special place to curl up with a good book.  How many times since your childhood have you dreamed about having a special place to hideaway with a good book?

Creating a special place just for reading in your home is a fantastic and tangible way to show your children how important books and reading are, and how much you value spending time with good books.

Ever thought of creating your own designated reading space in the house?

Now it is time to rethink the use of the space in your closet, by creating a small comfy reading corner.

You can transfer there some of the magazines and books you adore.

4. Redefine Your Kid’s Room with a Small Study Space

You can create a study space for your kid. There you can also store additional study books while still keeping them on display.

This is a neat and tidy setup, isn’t it? All of the former closet space has been utilized according to the needs of the owner.

You see, you can save a lot of space if you are thinking in terms of height of the walls and the function of your belongings.

5. Free up Closet Space for a Fabulous Washing Room

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Remove closet doors for extra space that can accommodate a washer, dryer, and shelves.

Next in line, we have this pretty fabulous black and white washing room. Its design is quite unexpected and unique to have in the house.

Black dots all over the washing machine, stripes, and many small details – it is all play of décor. And a very optimal use of space.

6. Turn Your Closet into a Wine Cellar

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Install a wine refrigerator in your closet or just stack a few wine racks to store your precious vino.

Ever thought of thinking of transforming the closet into a small winery? This is for the real fans of wine that see that necessity is no greater than adoration.

Nevertheless, it is no wonder that we also find two ovens in there, too. We all would like to have it the most optimized way possible.

7. Create a Cozy Nook using Your Closet

Move your bed into the closet. If you have to ditch the headboard, pick up some bed legs.

Number seven goes to show that the possibilities for former closet spaces are endless. If you are someone who has a special loving relationship with naptimes, you can always turn the closet into a relaxation corner.

All you need is a small mattress, a nice bedding, and you are good to go.

8. Repurpose a Corner Closet into a Functional Storage Space

There’s nothing better than feeling more organized.

So lovely! A personal corner to hold all our favorite belongings. Soft white and adorable blue shade that puts your mind at ease.

This is a well-kept spot in the house, as you can see. It is worth removing the junk from the closet to have something like this, I believe.

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9. Utilize Curtains to Hide Your Office

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Interior designer Killy Scheer created a modern, out-of-the-way office that disappears when you want it to. Hang pretty curtains along the closet rod to cover up the space when you’re ready to relax.

In our day and age, many of us have way too many electronic devices all around the house. Some homes have a couple of laptops, computers and other devices.

This is a pretty awesome idea. You can always stash everything you need behind the curtains and leave more free space in the living room, for example.

10. Transform Your Closet into a Mini Bar

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Either install countertops or use a marble-topped desk in an irregularly-shaped closet for a modern wet bar. Add two stools so guests can pour, sit, and chat.

Off we go to another incredibly sweet idea. Having your own bar inside the house could be way more exciting than adding simple cart in the living room.

You can really have a bar inside, just look at the second life of this former closet! Much more exciting.

11. Keep Kids Away from Your Personal Space

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And let’s step into another personalized space that can be used for writing cards, tagging and reorganizing our lives.

It might be very simple, but it surely does a lot for a mother who tries to keep her personal belongings away from the children’s hands. It also separates work from pleasure.

12. Create an Enchanting Hideaway with Hanging Curtains

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Take doors off their hinges, drop in a mattress, and nail up a few blankets for a cozy space to hang.

Now, this is a really enchanting view! I am a special fan of having extraordinary choices of designing a room, so this one is probably my favorite so far.

Both children and adults would love the hanging curtains, the feeling of liberty and the possibility of having it a different way.

13. Repurpose Your Closet into a Cleaning Storage Station

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Transform your utility closet into….

a lean, mean, home maintenance machine.

Plus superstar sprays, scrubbers, mops and more.

For those of you, always wondering where to put the endless number of electric supplies we use in our homes.

You can turn the closet into a well-organized place where you can keep a stash of cleaning supplies, brooms and vacuum cleaners!

You no longer have to battle with those, they are perfectly on point.

14. Turn Your Closet into a Mini Mudroom

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If you can afford to give up a closet, take a cue from Röm Architecture and transform it into a mini mudroom.

I intend to end this collection with a stylish, sophisticated idea. This closet is a remodeled former closet, where every single spot inside has been used.

Shoes are to be found on the left wall and the bottom cabinets; hats are organized on top, jackets and blazers in the middle section.

15. Explore Your Artistic Skills with a Closet Art Station

Looking for a creative space in your home? Why don’t you turn your unused closet into an art studio where you can display your work.

16. Create a Special Place for Reading in Your Home

Your closet could be the perfect place for your kid to read. There is plenty of space for the little ones.

Just place a furry rug and some pillows and voila – you have the perfect kid space.

17. Build an Inspiring Playroom in a Closet

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This DIY project to turn a walk in closet into a playroom is great. You can use it as a learning center for your kid.

18. Transform Your Closet into a Classic Nursery

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Remove closet doors and use the extra room to put the crib. It would make it even more cozier.

19. Create a Playroom with Additional Toy Storage in a Closet

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If you have a tiny playroom, use the closet as an additional toy storage. You can also add a couch and some pillow for the kid to relax or play.

20. Design a More Productive Office with Your Closet

If your home office is windowless you can replace it with your closet.

21. Turn Your Closet into a Craft Station

If you are into crafts like sewing, knitting or string art then your closet could be the perfect place to put your accessories and tools.

22. Create a Multifunctional Working Area with Your Closet

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Incorporate the closet space into the room seamlessly. By removing the doors the closet may be used for sewing center or office space.

23. Reclaim Your Personal Space with a Closet

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Use the closet as your own personal space where you can work, read or listen to music.

24. Maximize Laundry Storage with a Corner Closet

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Save space by using the closet for the washing machine, dryer and other appliances.

25. Get Organized with Unconventional Storage Solutions

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Keep your important papers and files organized with a series of shelves and a rolling file cabinet.

Closet doors don’t have to be boring but so many times, they are left alone and simply take up a huge part of the wall in a room without adding anything to the space.

Instead of allowing the closet doors at your home to detract from your living space, updating them with mirrors is sure to make them more exciting and attract attention.

Any of these great mirror closet door ideas will make your home look chic and fashionable without a lot of work.

1. Step Up Your Wardrobe Game with Folding Mirror Doors

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Bi-fold doors can easily be updated by adding long rectangular mirrors to the four sections.

This is an incredibly fast upgrade and since a lot of people have bi-fold closet doors, it’s one that is very popular.

The updated look is modern and will instantly help to brighten up any home without a lot of work.

Related: 10 Best Closet Door Alternatives

2. Give Your Closet Mirror a Farmhouse Look with a Rustic Frame

Sliding barn doors are a very popular option in rustic homes or cabins and for good reason.

They don’t take up a lot of space by swinging out from the closet but do a good job hiding anything in storage.

Adding a mirror to a sliding barn door helps to break up its large, heavy shape and makes it look lighter.

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3. Make an Artistic Statement with Circular Wooden Frames

There’s no reason why the mirrors used have to remain rectangular, as you can see here.

Adding a frame to the top of the mirror that is cut to make the mirror look as if it three circles stacked on top of each other quickly updates the space.

This is a great look for a more modern home.

4. Get the Luxurious Look of Mirrored Doors with No Frame

Covering folding closet doors from top to bottom and side to side with full mirrors creates an interesting look.

Rather than leaving a frame around the mirror, using large enough mirrors makes the room look huge and does a great job reflecting the light.

These mirrors look great in spaces that are already a little lighter and less cluttered.

5. Create a Chic Closet Door Mirror with Rectangular Frames

Breaking up large panels of mirrors into smaller rectangles instantly makes the mirrors look higher-end and more expensive.

This is a wonderful way to update this look and to ensure that it doesn’t look just the same as other mirrored closet doors.

The look can be achieved by using lots of smaller mirrors or framing a larger mirror with a custom-cut frame.

6. Revolutionize Your Room with Wooden Criss-Crosses

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Adding deep, rich wooden criss-crosses to the mirrors helps to break up the open expanse of mirror and instantly elevates this design.

It’s perfect for use in a larger room or bedroom and does a wonderful job making the mirrored closet doors look high-quality and custom-built.

7. Upgrade Your Home with Elegant Sliding Mirror Doors

Sliding doors can also be covered with mirrors but for the best look, the entire door needs to be covered.

Doing this will make the mirrors look as if they are part of the wall.

Because these doors don’t rely on hinges, there isn’t any concern about the weight of the mirror damaging the door or making the doors difficult to use.

8. Upscale Your Room with a Sliding Mirror Closet Door

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A spinning door in a bedroom is a unique way to enter the closet or to hide a smaller jewelry closet.

Rather than adding a typical closet door, using a mirror on the spinning door will make this unique and exciting.

It’s a great way to add glamour and intrigue to a room but may require homeowners contacting a professional for the update.

9. Embrace Medieval Aesthetics with Ornate Carvings

Mirrors outlined with black automatically look high-quality and adding ornate carvings to the black instantly upgrades them even more.

These mirrors are not only outlined with black frames but feature black designs across the middle.

The right carvings are gorgeous and add mystery to the doors.

10. Add Visual Interest with Diamond-Shaped Frames

Closet doors that cover the entire wall of a room can look overwhelming and drab but not when they are covered with mirrors.

Using frame that makes the mirrors resemble large diamonds helps to break up the line of doors and also adds visual interest.

These doors are not for the faint of heart and will instantly improve any room.

11. Elevate Your Patio with Mirrored Doors

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Patio doors inside the home look great but the clear windows can be a problem.

Replacing these window panes with mirrors allows homeowners to bring the open, airy look of the outside into their homes without allowing the contents of their closets to easily be seen.

These doors are very refreshing and visually light.

12. Add a Touch of Elegance with a Mossy Green Finish

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There’s no reason why closet doors can’t have a pop of color and adding some green trim with gold handles takes these doors to the next level.

The mossy green isn’t so bright or garish that it takes away from the design of the rest of the room, allowing the color to fit in with the décor of the bedroom without being overwhelming.

13. Give Your Mirror a Contemporary Look with Geometric Frames

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Geometric designs are a great way to break up a large mirror without taking away from its shine and beauty.

Using white frames to add designs keeps the mirrors looking light.

Adding smaller door knobs that won’t compete with the geometric frames ensures that these mirrors look intentional and that the updated frames don’t look out of place.

14. Go Bold with a Patterned Closet Mirror Door

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Bold patterned doors look amazing, especially when they are floor to ceiling and take up a lot of space on the bedroom wall.

These doors have intricate patterns made from framing as opposed to simple, plain mirrored panels.

The addition of these patterns sets the doors apart and adds interest to the space.

15. Add Subtle Elegance with a Black Mirror Frame

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A plain black frame can really show off a mirrored closet door and make the door pop from the rest of the space.

Forgoing any intricate designs keep this look a little more modern and updated, which is great for homeowners who are interested in simple design.

16. Leave an Unforgettable Impression with a Closet Mirror Door

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Designing doors with interesting shapes cut into the framing allows the doors to stand out.

These doors have white designs that meet in the middle of the mirror, forming a small diamond.

This makes the doors pop and helps prevent them from fading into the background of the room.

17. Create a Focal Point with Blue Sliding Doors

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Sliding doors with thick, chunky frames are already a lot more interesting than plain mirrored closet doors.

These doors move easily on heavy-duty tracks and stand out from the rest of the wall, thanks to their bold and bright frames.

18. Add Dimension to Your Room with Mirrored Doors

Full mirrors can actually mimic a window in the home when they are kept clean and framed out professionally.

These full mirrors are larger than average closet doors, which helps make them a true focal point of the bedroom.

Thanks to their large design, they stand out and make the room look much more interesting.

These 18 great mirror closet door ideas are sure to inspire you to upgrade your house.

Not only will they make your space look unique but adding mirror closet doors will make your home look larger, more welcoming, and brighter.

Mirrors do a great job reflecting light around the room, ensuring that your home looks bright and airy instead of dark and cluttered.

We have already discussed barn doors for bedrooms and barn door closet ideas, so today we will go with the rustic finish.

Closet doors have gone a long way since being just a couple of simple wooden board with no intended effect on what a room looks like.

They are now an integral part of many homes’ interior.

Rustic doors contribute to the style of a room by being a retro accessory and helping create a cozy and laid-back atmosphere.

1. Discover a Unique Space Saving Design with Barn Doors

Barn doors are useful, because they save space.

They are eye-catching, because they slide to the side, and they are unique in having a railing mechanism, which is a curious thing to observe inside a house.

Barn doors don’t necessarily have to do with barns nowadays, though.

The feature they share with the actual doors of barns is the easiness of access, which they provide, because they just don’t close by themselves.

Related: 10 Best Closet Door Alternatives When You Are On a Budget

2. Double the Effectiveness of Your Closet with Sliding Doors

You can go with a single or double sliding doors.

The second option is more common, because that way you need less free space to the side, where you would have to move the door, when opening it.

That way you can really keep your space compact, and the closet door itself looks more complete.

3. Hide Your Laundry Room with a Dark Wood Door

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Hiding your laundry room is often a must: you just don’t want your washing machine to take away style points from the interior you put together so carefully.

This dark wood door is a welcome addition to your home, because it looks old and rugged, but is still charmingly stylish.

4. Give Your Home a Subtle Pop of Color with Coral Closet Doors

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Doors don’t have to be plain in color to fit your other design choices.

This coral pink door looks great as an accent, standing out from the white wall.

It shakes things up in this household, as it looks vivid and makes visitors guess that there is something extremely entertaining behind it.

5. Unlock a World of Possibilities with Folding Closet Doors

Speaking about compact doors, something needs to also be said about folding doors.

Their mechanism is a bit more complicated, but they are very compact and bring something extra in terms of free-spiritedness and nonchalance, reminding us of a studio apartment.

6. Keep it Compact with Small Closet Doors

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Many people like thinking big.

And having a tiny space in front of them doesn’t have to inhibit that.

This antique-looking double barn door has so much character it can easily be the centerpiece of a room, even a slick and shiny modern one.

7. Add Old-Style Charm with a Rustic Closet Door

This closet door is so antiquated and worn-out it barely shows its original color.

It differs from the rest of the interior but also complements it, because, just as weddings, cozy homes need something old (and something blue, even though it is cyan in this case).

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8. Add Unique and Vibrant Style with a Distressed Closet Door

As we see here, peeled paint doors are definitely a trend.

This one matches the floor and has a similar color to the walls, so it is in line with the overall interior.

Rustic doors remind us of old country halls, but there is still something very fashionable in the easygoing beauty of their style.

9. Create a Cozy Atmosphere with a Rustic Closet Door

Not last, rustic closet doors are cheap to buy or even DIY.

They lack some of the benefits of modern design and most commonly only consist of wood.

You can even complete them with a simple curtain instead of glass, and it will look even more authentic, just as it was back in the days.

10. Upgrade Your Bedroom with a Mirrored Closet Door

Bedroom closets are a bit more difficult to do than closets in halls, because most people pay more attention to detail when it comes to bedroom interiors.

You would want a beautiful item, which stands out, such as this one with its pleasant wooden frame, but you also need it to be practical.

Here comes this mirror closet door, which slides to the side to save space.

Sliding, swinging or folding doors, new or antiquated, they all share the purposes of easiness of access, coziness and comfort.

Rustic doors are easy to place and even relatively easy to make, if you have the skills.

They can liven up your space with an instant introduction of color and style.

If you want to try them out, feel free to pick any of these ten best closet door ideas we shared.

“Were you born in a barn?” somebody may ask you if you forget to close the door. That may not be the origin of the phrase, but it is still being used because barn doors are often left wide open.

Barn doors, though, do not necessarily go on the barn.

They are a type of door, usually made of wood or similar material, which would slide to the side to make it easier to store items.

Maybe you don’t have a barn, but still use a closet, which is as close as modern urban homes come to owning one.

After all, barns store stuff for a longer period, just as closets do. If you don’t have hay or animals whatsoever, a barn door can be still used to save space.

As they slide to the side, they have no actual span, so you don’t have to keep a clear perimeter around them.

Additionally, some find them great, because they bring a certain rugged aesthetic and country charm to the home and they are one of the best closet door alternatives if you don’t want a traditional closet door.

If you are a fan of farmhouse decoration, a barn door is a must!

1. Maximize Your Home Space with Barn Doors

If you live in a tiny apartment or just want to use your space efficiently, barn doors are a great solution.

Leaving them open won’t prevent you from moving around and you won’t have to clear up any obstacles for the doors to open.

In this picture the barn doors even overlay, which makes it possible to open both just to one side.

2. Get Easy Access to Your laundry with a Barn Door

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Of course, putting a swinging door to hide your washing machine would look kind of weird.

That said, many people prefer not to show off their appliances.

Here the barn door is used as a space divider: it opens to give access to a functional part of the room, without getting in the way.

Once you are done with your washing, you close it and the house once again looks tidy and slick.

3. Upgrade Your Closet Game with a Sliding Barn Door

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Note how barn doors are used throughout this apartment, not only to seal the closet, but also for the bedroom next to it.

Apart from a space-saver, barn doors are also an interesting way to divide rooms and can be a solution entirely based on style.

4. Bring Farmhouse Charm with a VIntage Barn Door

Barn doors are not a thing of the past.

Still, if you want them to look vintage, they will be quite in their element.

A rich worn wooden color emphasizes the use of nice natural materials.

It will look like a blast from a past when people still made buildings by hand and it will let in coziness to your home.

5. Increase Home’s Aesthetic Appeal with a Simple Barn Door

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In case that wild west-style barn doors seem tacky to you, and you are the type of homeowner who prefers under- to overstating design, here is a good solution for you.

A simple barn door, which is not designed to stand out, but to match the interior and supplement neatness.

6. Discover Subtle Style with a Sliding Closet Door

Closet barn doors are nowadays also installed in modern homes.

Even if you don’t like experimenting with colors, your closet barn door is still unique and stands out.

The one shown here is a plain white, the same as the walls, but the distinguishable features of the door, such as the railing, make it interesting, nevertheless.

7. Enhance Your Barn Doors with Bright Colors

If you don’t want to go for a slick black & white design, don’t worry!

Barn doors are here to deliver.

You can paint the sliding door in a bright vibrant color as an accent.

The color can make a stronger impression if the door has a cool pattern, like this one.

8. Add Rustic Coziness with a Dark Colored Closet Barn Door

This dark colored closet barn door is a fantastic addition to any home.

It adds a rustic cozy flavor, and that’s not even its most distinguishing feature: the door is made of two narrow cheeky panels, which open to both sides for some extra amazement once it show it to your guests.

9. Personalize Your Barn Door with Chalk Art

The owner of this house put in some extra effort to create an outstanding kitchen.

The barn door to the closet doubles as a chalkboard, where they can write down all kinds of notes, such as what they need from the market, recipes they want to try, or reminders for family members (such as ‘never skip breakfast’).

10. Elevate Bedroom Decor with Mirrored Barn Doors

As mentioned above, barn doors for closets are really functional at saving space in a smaller room.

The owner of this house wanted their home to look bigger as well, so they used a simple trick, which is well-known already: using mirrors to create an illusion, that the room is twice as spacious.

It works well with this kind of door, because the huge rough frame combines neatly with the mirror.

Related: 18 Amazing Mirror Closet Door Ideas

11. Refresh Your Closet Look with a Rustic Barn Door

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Barn doors are made of wood so they have some texture and natural color by default.

That may not be enough for you, so you can always repaint, polish, paint some patterns or install a panel to make it look interesting.

12. Make a Statement with a Simple Sliding Barn Door

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Forget the hinges, the most important element of a barn door is the railing.

It has its own sliding or rolling mechanism, which you can install yourself, and which is certainly attention grabbing.

The hardware you will need is anchors, spacers and bolts to install a mounting board.

Then attach the track to it and make sure the railing is perfectly level.

Once you have measured and assembled everything correctly, hang the door and voila, you have a barn door for your closet.

Barn doors are a fine addition to a modern or rustic home, because they have a natural ability to stand out, without looking out of place.

See also: 12 Awesome Bedroom Barn Door Ideas

You can use them to add color or to keep a simple color palette, they save space and are convenient as a space divider.

If you feel artistic, barn doors can be like canvas for your creativity.

Curtains are a nice accessory to add to your home, but only until recently they were not even considered as a replacement for closet doors.

This has changed, though, and many homeowners and interior designers now see the benefits of removing the door and putting a large curtain there. Curtains are recognized as one of the best closet door alternatives.

Just pick the fabric you like and a color that matches the rest of your room’s interior, and you have a calming, cozy and welcoming gamechanger to set the atmosphere.

Another thing you can use curtains for is to add a huge splash of color right in the center of the room! You can either match your window curtains or go in a brave new direction.

In this list, we will show you some of the best ideas for curtain closet doors we found, explain why they work so well, and give you tips on how to choose curtains.

1. Upgrade Your Walk-In Closet with a Glamorous Curtain Door

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A walk-in closet is obviously for things you have many of.

And, be it books, clothes or hobby stuff, quite possibly you are proud of your collection and want it accessible, well arranged and easy to look through.

Here enters the curtain closet door: it makes it easy to enter and draws attention towards the closet, possibly making it the centerpiece of the room: a good way to highlight the contents, which would usually remain hidden to visitors.

2. Unlock Endless Design Possibilities with Matching Curtains

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There are several items in any room you can match your curtains with.

But the addition of more curtains gives you an open license to experiment, either by matching the window curtains for a uniform stylish look, or going wild with an entirely new color, to splash energy into the room.

Here the owner went for a subtle tone to supplement the calming atmosphere of their bedroom.

3. Balance Style and Comfort with Your Curtain Closet Doors

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One thing curtains are great at is creating texture.

Walls or the doors of a closet are smooth surfaces, which reflect light evenly across the room.

Curtains, however, can be gathered or hanging loosely, giving the sense of texture and detail, while still maintaining a tidy look.

4. Enhance Your Small Closet with a Curtain Door

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Not only walk-in closets could use curtains instead of doors.

Smaller closets are fine too, as long as you need the variety: curtains are an extremely flexible accessory, which can vary in length, width, fabric, pattern and color.

You can even put a curtain inside the closet to hide just a specific section of the interior.

5. Refresh Your Room with Stylish Curtain Doors

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If you are a fan of sewing, you can go to great lengths with what your curtains look like, but even if you are not, there are plenty of options around.

Decide on a fancier and sophisticated, warm and comforting or plain and elegant look based on the way your room looks.

It’s just a great idea on how to use curtain for closet door.

6. Keep it Private with Curtain Closet Doors

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Closet doors usually hide the contents of the closet.

What if you want to show what is inside, though?

Bravely boast the cool pieces of furniture, the cool clothing or the awesome floor you have by leaving the curtains tied to the side as in this photo.

The added accessibility is an additional bonus. Want to hide something? Just close the curtains.

7. Access Your Closet’s Contents Easily with Sliding Curtain Doors

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Lifting the curtain to the side looks cool, but it could let the curtain get in the way too much.

To turn the curtain door into a sliding door, you will need some clippers designed to attach the fabric to the rod.

They consist of huge rings, which go around the rod and clippers, which attach the curtain to the rings.

To get sliding curtains, just buy a big piece of cloth of your choosing and carefully cut it in two equal parts. They could fit perfectly with a farmhouse decoration.

8. A Touch of White to Brighten Up Your Room

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In this picture the curtain is used to cover a storage unit, but it could be either a window, or a passageway.

What it does to the exterior is basically add some texture and coziness to an otherwise compact bedroom.

The white color lets the curtain have a strong presence and drastically changes the look of the place without drawing all the attention.

9. Upgrade Your Bedroom with Luxurious Curtains

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Closet curtains are a nice match for a bedroom.

Soft, calming colors and a smooth relaxing surface will create a different atmosphere from the one of the sharp edges, hard wood and even reflective surfaces of an wooden or metal door.

10. Add a Pop of Color with Pink Curtain Closet Doors

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What looks like a girl’s room can only benefit from this curtain taken straight out of a princess fairytale.

The pink color matches some  of the stuff, left around the place, but also serves as a great way to introduce color without buying furniture, which would seem out of place in a few years.

11. Enjoy the Convenience of Curtain Closet Doors

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Curtains have several main advantages over actual doors.

One is that your home doesn’t look messy and unkept when you forget to close them.

While an open closet normally has the door standing as an obstacle, and keeping you from moving around the room, curtains are tightly kept aside and let you move freely.

12. Create a Sophisticated Look with Curtain Closet Doors

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Bedrooms are a great environment for curtain closet doors.

In this picture the room is smart, elegant and sharp, that is why the curtain color is white: its owner doesn’t want unnecessary distractions.

However, the curtains add texture when dispensing light into the room, so that it doesn’t look too plain.

13. Transform Your Room with Elegant Sliding Door Curtains

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The owner of this closet found a smart way to keep the looks of the room simple and to make the interior stand out when needed.

The insides of furniture are an interesting place to try out patterns, shapes and colors and given the nice results, they will probably decide on occasionally leaving the closet curtains open for visitors to enjoy the interior.

14. Maximize Storage and Style with Curtain Closet Doors

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This is something different from replacing closet doors with curtains, because it is not necessary to have a closet at all and you won’t need to remove any doors!

Divide the room in a way which works best for you by taking as much room for storage as you need.

You don’t need to do anything more difficult than installing a rod on the ceiling.

Especially practical if you house has no designated closets or they are too small.

15. Elevate Your Decor with a Patterned Curtain Door

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Even if you like a uniform and tidy look for your house, curtains are a good solution to add some accent without hassle.

This homeowner decided to add a sense of dynamism and came up with this lively pattern to hang in the limited closet space.

16. Install Your Curtain Doors without a Hassle

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To install your own curtain closet doors, you don’t only need drapes: the rod or railing holding them is just as important.

You have to install some brackets into the wall and then the rod.

The only tricky part here is in case you need to do some painting, like repaint the rod to make it match your interior (or the patterns on the curtain, as it does here).

In most cases you will also need clips to hang the curtain, and then come the actual drapes.

17. Customize Your Curtains to Get a Classic Charm

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Once you pick the best cloth for the curtain, you have a few more decisions:

you can have it gathered (pick a bigger curtain than the door opening) or tight, you can have it folded at the top for a fancier look, or just keep it plain, and finally you can have it either in one or two pieces.

For the last one you only need to cut the curtain in two equal halves and distribute the clips evenly between them.

There is no catch and you get the luxurious look of old homes.

18. Add a Fresh Look to Your Curtain Closet Doors 

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Curtains can be used for closet doors in different occasions.

Here the added effect is the nice color which matches the bed cover and stands out from the plain white wall.

As you can see in the photos above, most people prefer to install the rod on the inside of the closet so that it remains hidden and doesn’t distract too much.

Those are 18 tidy curtain closet door ideas we found nice and interesting to try out.

Replacing closet doors with curtains is a very easy and quick way to change things around your home.

It doesn’t take much effort and there are not too many crucial designer choices, but the options are still plenty and depend on how you imagine your dream room.

There is a solution for everybody: from luxurious heavy curtains which stand out to simple and tidy drapes to match the rest of the interior.

And, even if you change your mind, it is just so easy to switch between the two types.

Curtain closet doors add color, texture and life to any room, give extra accessibility and the option to keep them closed or open depending on what you want to show at any moment.

Give them a try if you want to impress your friends with something new and unique, and if you think your house or apartment interior can use some change.