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Know your wardrobe — and habits. Closets, more than any other space in the house, work best

if you know in advance precisely how you're going to use them. For example, if you bunch socks,

they'll need more space than if you roll them. Ditto for shirts: Do you stack them neatly or hang them up?

Think about what you wear and how you like to get dressed, and design the space to serve you:

most-used items up around eye level, less-used below, and least-used high above. Most closets have

too much hanging storage and far too little shelf or drawer storage.

How Do You Create Closet Space In an Existing Closet?

1.Do you want to be able to look at yourself in the mirror?

2.Do you plan to iron where your clothes are?

3.What Type of Door Should You Use for Your Closet?

4.Customize Closet Let You Keep More of the Things You Like

5.Customized in the way that you desire