lala
10-01-2009, 01:49 AM
the last time I had a fabulous closet was in 2005. I want to share before and after of my closet.
I was inspired by a book I picked up at the thrift store by the women who did the original "What Not To Wear" on BBC. This book has a no-b.s. approach to helping you with clothes, shoes, undies, makeup, accessories, etc. (wish I got paid to endorse this book!)
Anyway, I spent a few hours going through all of my clothes, shoes, undies, etc, etc, finally getting rid of stuff that ends up being stuffed in the back of the drawer cause it never fit right to begin with.
First pics are of my livingroom coat closet. Dark, cramped. I decided to give up my "storage" closet, which is actually a 5 by 5 walk-in with a closet pole and shelf on either side of the parallel walls.
Tada! Some very careful Tetris-ing and my kids and I now have a GIRL closet!
Any suggestions on what to do to make this better? (my side has clothes, and plastic shelves hold sweater and boots. door has net thing where the rest of my shoes are organized. kids' side has clothes and bins of their toys.)
I was inspired by a book I picked up at the thrift store by the women who did the original "What Not To Wear" on BBC. This book has a no-b.s. approach to helping you with clothes, shoes, undies, makeup, accessories, etc. (wish I got paid to endorse this book!)
Anyway, I spent a few hours going through all of my clothes, shoes, undies, etc, etc, finally getting rid of stuff that ends up being stuffed in the back of the drawer cause it never fit right to begin with.
First pics are of my livingroom coat closet. Dark, cramped. I decided to give up my "storage" closet, which is actually a 5 by 5 walk-in with a closet pole and shelf on either side of the parallel walls.
Tada! Some very careful Tetris-ing and my kids and I now have a GIRL closet!
Any suggestions on what to do to make this better? (my side has clothes, and plastic shelves hold sweater and boots. door has net thing where the rest of my shoes are organized. kids' side has clothes and bins of their toys.)