Master Walk-in Closet

This closet is located just out side bedroom #4 (what we use as the Master Bedroom). With only one long 10 foot bar on one side and shelves along both walls, this closet space was not functioning to it's fullest potential when we moved in the house.  The money spent ($761) to organize this 11' x 5' closet space was well worth it (transformation completed December 2011).

BEFORE

This photo taken prior to moving our belongings in (brown door is an example of all the doors throughout the house when we purchased it)

Now that our things are moved into this space, it's utter chaos.
We have too many clothes for them all to be hung on one single bar and too many shoes to cover the floor.

Before renovated, it was hard to keep organized with no place to put our stuff; not to mention over half of it was still in boxes (in storage).  I (Teri) sat on the floor to put my make up on and fix my hair each morning.

 

AFTER 

Mission accomplished! 
Function and practicality with floor to ceiling storage.

 

Kirk has half the closet, I have the other half...
well maybe I have a little more than half.

I purposefully cut a niche in the wall to utilize space; this shelf accommodates vitamins, cologne, and some hair product.

This shelf unit WAS the kitchen peninsula.  It has been retrofit smaller to be in this space... it has been resurfaced with a porcelain tile top (to match the bathroom tile), resided, and repainted.  This "re-purposed" piece makes the perfect makeup counter and storage so the bathroom can be free for people to take showers and use the toilet while us girls get dressed and primp.

 

This stool stays in this location as a means to reach the high places; it also serves as a great landing station to stack clean laundry while it gets put away.