25 Beautifully Organized and Inspiring Closets

They may not be the prettiest, but they will make your closet look great.
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Try to cut your closet down to items you really need.
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Add hooks to the closet doors for jewelry.
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Keep this in mind when organizing and redecorating.
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Organize by style and then color.
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This is a very simple way to keep your closet from looking chaotic and cluttered.
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Labels work great for ensuring everything is in its place.
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If you live in a small space, incorporate your closet into the decor.
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When summer rolls around, it's a good idea to go through your clothes and sort out what you won't be wearing in the heat.
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Don't forget to work up, like making a shoe rack practically to the ceiling.
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It may work better for you than color coordinating.
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Treat your closet as any space in your home, make it your own by painting and decorating.
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This comes in handy if you're not sure where to begin your organization process.
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Keeping your clothes down to a minimum is definitely key for making it look good.
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Start them off with an organized closet at an early age.
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You don't have to exactly space out each outfit, but put coordinating pants close to coordinating tops and so on.
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Since these items are not used as frequently keep them at the top of your closet.
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Use baskets to hold scarves, or vintage suitcases for socks.
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Or put one on the back of your closet door.
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Color code work shirts to make mornings go a whole lot smoother.
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Fill suitcases with clothes and sweaters you are holding onto but don't wear often.
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Use any extra space to store other things like books and cologne.
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Divide your closet into sections for pants, shorts, tanks, sweaters, etc.
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Amazing or overwhelming?
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Sort out all the things that can be folded to conserve space.
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