I paid to have this monstrosity installed to make the most of the space AND I like the look of it. I haven’t hung the doors back up, all the better for you to see the details. I will probably buy a different shape of clothing hamper when this one wears out. And I may, at some point, put a mirror where the artwork is. But for now, I need the inspiration of this particular photo.
I may or not put the doors back up.
Who knew a closet could look so bright and gentle and airy and happy! I like the artwork . . . you’re right, it’s inspirational.
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Thank you, Priscilla. I find that the minimalist me loves the few things I own and I want to see them.
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This, like all the photos of your new home, radiates calm and “enough.” Thank you for sharing them with us!
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Thank you. I love sharing the “enough” concept with others. It is so foreign to our culture.
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If you enjoy seeing your closet open, by all means do not attach the doors.
It is your room and it makes you feel good.
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Generally, I don’t like visual clutter. Right now this feels like an art installation. I will enjoy this stage, until I don’t. Ha!
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Looks great! I love it!
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Thanks!
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Gorgeous!!
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Thanks! Not Shaker or Zen levels, but comfortable for me.
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I agree with Gail Dawson Fawn, your usual calmness and serenity shine through in this photo.
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Thank you. Now that I have a washer/dryer in home, I have discovered that I have more than enough clothes. So as things wear out, I’m going to use a two out, one in rule.
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Oh, I like this rule.
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