When it comes closets, you have a few options to choose from..
How big is your space at home, and how much clothing do you have? The reality is that no wardrobe is superior to another. It all comes down to your specific style and personal preference. We’re here to let you know the best of both worlds!
Walk-In Closet
- A walk-in closet will usually be the bigger of the two options, and it needs the space to handle it. It’s essentially another room in your home typically attached to your master bedroom.
- This space is excellent for people who enjoy having a lot of variety in their clothes and who like to keep up with the latest fashion trends.
- It can double up for couples. Both people will have their half where they can organize their wardrobe however they like!
- It’s easier to move around your clothes and faze out the ones you want to donate, sell, or throw away — old clothes in the back, new clothes in the front.
- You can get changed in the walk-in closet or do full fashion shows without making a mess of the bedroom or the rest of the house.
Reach-In Closet
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- A reach-in closet is a smaller option of the two, but it still has just as many attributes. It usually is part of the bedroom instead of being a separate room.
- You can easily see the wardrobe at a glance and pick out an outfit quickly instead of worrying about what to wear.
- This closet is perfect for people who are minimalists, or they have a capsule wardrobe where they rotate out 30 to 50 pieces. Those pieces include shoes and accessories such as purses and scarves.
- If you are a fashion-forward person, a reach-in closet will force you to either be conscious of what you buy or you clean out your closet regularly, donating, selling, or tossing what you no longer what to make room for the new pieces.
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Which one suits you better? Do you like having lots and lots of space for your wardrobe, or do you enjoy choosing from your favorites?
