A small closet can do more than expected. This project created calm and function within tight dimensions by reworking what was already there and adding a few key pieces to maximize space.

The first step was clarity: folding and hanging by category, removing duplicates, and grouping by color. Matching baskets and boxes were introduced for consistency, and shelf heights were adjusted so every inch served a purpose.

What changed most wasn’t the size—it was the feeling. With open space between hangers and bins, the closet now feels light and intentional. Morning routines are faster, and choices no longer feel overwhelming.

Small spaces often hold the biggest impact when every decision is made with care. Order isn’t about having less—it’s about designing ease into what already exists.