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One of the first things to do when I check into a hotel is to unpack my bags and inspect the closet. I hate to leave my suitcase messy and prefer to arrange clothes neatly in drawers. The flipside is unpacking takes time. The Traveler’s Closet is intended to solve this problem. The case is designed as drawers and the handle lengthens to host hangers. The only thing is I hope it doesn’t end up wrinkling my clothes.

Designer: Psychic Factory

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The Diplodocus Clothes Rack is an out-of-the-box idea for designing a piece of furniture we usually take for granted and don't pay that much attention to, the closet, or at least part of it. The Diplodocus Clothes Rack comes in various shapes that will probably fit with most closets and, most importantly, that will fit with your various coats no matter how long they are. The Diplodocus racks are made of stainless steel and they have an electropolished durable surface, which is scratch-, wear- and corrosion-resistant and very easy to clean. The Diplodocus rack series has four different models, two mountable and two freestanding and they'll certainly play nice with any closet or room. Are you ready to hide a dinosaur in your closet? Via Lincoln Kayiwa

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Making a mess is second nature to children and getting them to clean that mess is akin to Chinese water torture for the parents. The Cube Locker Hutch, Bin Base & 3-Cube Bench from Land Of Nod may just help harried parents in their quest to instill some tidying skills in their kids thanks to its nifty storage options. You can choose between the 5-Cube Bookcase (perfect for narrow vertical spaces), the 6-Cube Bookcase (the right height for little ones), the 8-Cube Bookcase (large enough to store books and toys) or the 3-Cube Bench.

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Here is a beautiful reach in closet that was designed by Falegnameria 1946. It features long sliding doors where the white finish blends in well with the rest of the space. The long doors enable easy access to the custom storage that has five built in drawers, hanging storage for suits and dresses and many open shelves to the right. Via.

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These closet design ideas come from Porro of Italy and represent most of their solutions. Porro's offerings include models of reach-in and walk-in closets. Though their pictures might show a sparsely used space, in real life the closet would likely be full of clothes. A nice feature in their systems is how they use doors that blend in well in a room even while the closet may extend the whole distance of a wall. It is nice that despite using the entire length of the wall, the room does not seem overbalanced. More information: here.

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“Onda” is a closet organizing system that features Italian flair in its styling and shelving design. The shelves zig-zag up the wall creating their own distinct look that is modern and fresh. An interesting feature in these pictures is how the organizing system is part of the bedroom. Most places don’t have a huge space that can be converted into a walk-in closet so this presents another alternative. The down side to this idea is that clothes will have to look organized else the room will have a cluttered look. Find the product: here.

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From Poliform comes, Senzafine, a walkin closet designed to bring organization to a wardrobe. Obviously, this product needs a large footprint to be installed making it not a viable solution for many of our readers. That being said, a smaller footprint and less sitting area space could compact a model like this into a closet possibility. If you are like me, it is still not a possibility, but I can place the picture in my memory as part of a future “wish list”. Via.

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