Sentence examples for closet design from inspiring English sources

Melanie Fascitelli, president of the closet design firm Clos-ette, said she frequently encounters homes with limited storage space, "even in the most expensive apartments in New York".

A walk-in closet would be luxury enough for many people, but wait until you hear about the latest in over-the-top closet design.

Take lots of breaks to assess your progress and research creative closet design and storage ideas.

I dressed in an Art Deco closet designed by DeBare Saunders and Ronald Mayne, a narrow slipper of a space with shagreen-paper walls and two pink fluorescent sconces -- ocean-liner salvage.

So, too, the tea bench outside where you could take a cup of Earl Grey and admire the sunset had few twilight visitors, and the hall closet designed to hold precisely eight folding chairs for a Midsummer Night's Eve feast under the apple trees held them fast, in readiness.

It included information on materials and maintenance of everything from flooring to window coverings; furniture and counter-height dimensions; closet designs; housekeeping schedules (husbands were expected to pitch in); and table settings and menus for the kinds of meals that the couple felt were appropriate to the way we were living.

It's a brand for people who wish to pare down rather than add to their closets, designed with the goal, as Touitou puts it, to "make something deep and exciting with boring elements".

Jerry Egner, president at Closets by Design, said that the emphasis on closets has moved from organization to decorative details.

12. Move Mobile Closet, $450 Designed to neatly hold a three- or four-day wardrobe so you never have to unpack, this 8.5-pound carry-on from Max Mirani has built-in cantilevered shelves to keep clothing organized and accessible.

While a number of fashion apps out there are aimed at getting users to discover new fashions, Closet is designed to help fashion-conscious users get more use out of the clothes they already own.

For more stories about people and their homes, visit Strange Closets (a design blog about people).