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Making the most of the space we have and sharing how we turned our closet into a beautiful and functional mudroom. Here is our closet turned mudroom.

Back door closet now provides more space with a bench and hooks.

Our client has a busy family and was lacking storage solutions in the entryway. We designed this custom black cabinet to contain their jackets, shoes and provide additional storage when needed. #interiordesign #interiordesigner #canadiandesigner #midcenturymodernentryway #scandinavian #midcenturymodern #blackcabinetry #custommillwork

After nearly ten years in my home, my coat closet was a hard-working yet neglected space. It was filled to the brim with shoes and coats and various other things tossed in over the years. It got to the point where you had to shield yourself when opening the door in case anything fell on

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We don’t always give closets credit for all of the work they do. They keep us clean and organized, and they hide our not-so-cute stuff. Some closets do even more work than others—which brings us to the one in Jessica Bui and her boyfriend Tyler’s living room. “This closet got quite a lot of identities,” Jessica says. First, it was a traditional closet. Then, the couple removed its sliding doors and turned it into a spot for an entryway table.

Closet remodel 2018

It’s pretty easy to ignore closet interiors—after all, with the door closed, who’s going to see what’s inside? But a disorganized closet space can quickly turn into a black hole of clothes, coats, and accessories.That was the problem at hand over at the home of Ashley LeDuc, who blogs at LeDuc Lane. “Our coat closet before was not functional at all,” Ashley says.

After nearly ten years in my home, my coat closet was a hard-working yet neglected space. It was filled to the brim with shoes and coats and various other things tossed in over the years. It got to the point where you had to shield yourself when opening the door in case anything fell on