I love this linen closet.
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I guess there could be some definite benefits to leaving the door on. Of course this is a built-in, but I like the idea of the hanging shelves on the inside of the door. A definite space saver in a small apartment.
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More labeled baskets. That seems to be a pretty popular theme on Pinterest.
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I love the idea that if you don't have a linen closet that you can create a beautiful one.
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I was a bit disappointed in what I found on Pinterest. I guess there are only so many things that you can do with a linen closet. Storing toilet paper just isn't that exciting.
Laura - I'm going thru the same thing as I'm preparing to redo both of my bathrooms. My hall bath has a linen closet that is 36" wide and 36" deep from floor to ceiling. I have found things in the back of those shelves that I do not even remember having. LOL I'm going (I think) with roll out shelves simply to utilize that back space. Like you, I haven't found much on Pinterest.
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oh, i just love that last image. not sure about the labeling things behind close doors unless the baskets are hard to figure out?
ReplyDeleteI don't have a linen closet in my bathroom :( but I did put a bakers rack in there with baskets. I'm still in making it pretty mode but I like how it looks so far.
ReplyDeleteLaura, I had to laugh...at myself. If only I was that organized. xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of taking the door off....would make it easier to get things out, too. My closet is in the hallway though so I can't do that. Love the small space ideas! I'll look at your new board! Happy weekend my friend! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI have a linen closet in both of my bathrooms but I store more than linens in them. Since the door is on them, I can hide almost anything in them! LOL! Those are some great inspiration photos.
ReplyDeleteI don't have any linen closet and for now storing things is a bit of a nightmare... But that last picture, wow... I need one like that when I redo my bedroom!
ReplyDeleteMartha Stewart does suggest that you consider keeping top and bottom sheets together by storing them inside their pillow cases. But I envisioned that sheets would be folded very neatly and placed equally neatly into one of the cases, and folded over one time, ending up in a stackable, square shape. I don't care for these plops of sheets tied on top. I like to see crisp folds (but I still have some difficulty folding fitted sheets even though I have watched the Pottery Barn video a few times on how to do it).
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