30 Walk-In Closet Ideas That Will Transform Your Morning Routine

Install closed storage and reserve the right to be a little disorganized behind closed doors. Here, designer Regan Baker opts for a tall wardrobe in a striking teal shade and an oversized mirror to make getting ready easy.

Jeans, sweaters and shirts — when neatly folded — can look stylish and organized on open shelving. If aesthetics are important to you, take note from professional organizer Erica Thompson and put your most neutral items on display.

Whether it's a small ottoman or spacious bench, don't forget to include a comfortable place to sit — ideal for putting on and taking off shoes. For this luxe setup, designer Nicole Hirsch adds a curved bench with a bright white cushion.

Ensure every article — think dresses, shirts, hats, bags — has a designated place to prevent clutter. Professional organizers Danna Bitton and Shira Rom Bitton of Organize Dwell suggest utilizing as much vertical space as possible (try storing seasonal or less used items, like purses, up top).

Here, designer Kate Lester trades basic closet doors for wood barn door. The swap allows for easy entering and exiting, but also adds a rustic touch to the bedroom design.

Charming design in the closet, whether a soothing paint color, patterned runner rug or striking pendant light, may inspire your OOTD. In this lovely space, Threshold Design used a pale blue-gray hue for the walls and custom built-ins.

If you intend to try on clothes in your closet, a full-length mirror is a must. To contrast the off-white walls and wardrobe in this cozy closet, Becca Galbraith of Becca Interiors brings in a patterned ottoman and positions it near the mirror.

It's easier to find what you need in a well-lit closet. Recessed lighting — like Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors uses here — under shelving is the best way to ensure every area is illuminated.

Danna Bitton and Shira Rom Bitton of Organize Dwell believes folded jeans, white T-shirts and sweatshirts can look neat and clean on a shelf. Just avoid folding items that will wrinkle easily, advises the organizing expert.

When it comes to designing a functional closet, there's no need to skimp on style. For a dramatic touch, LA Closet Design uses black wood built-ins and shiny gold hardware and accessories.

If you're nervous about incorporating bold paint colors in your main living spaces, experiment in the closet. Here, designer Erin Myers chooses a bright blue and adds glamorous gold hardware.

Choose a setup that makes your life easier — whether that means hanging jeans from hangers, keeping infrequently used sneakers in drop-front boxes or bringing in boxes to conceal accessories. "Consider your preference of hanging clothes versus folded, the length of your clothes, etc. — we see that mistake over and over," says Danna Bitton of Organize Dwell.

Cover an entire wall in cubbies, which are perfect for storing folded jeans, bags, shoes and wicker bins filled with smaller accessories. Feel free to paint them a pretty pink shade for a feminine touch.

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Luxuries, like a sputnik chandelier, will turn your walk-in closet into a place you adore using. To elevate the style, Organize Dwell displays a stunning collection of high heels.

Use baskets to give everything a home. Keep anything that you may reach for more frequently in the lower baskets and put any off-season items up high.