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Villa walk-in closet
Here are some commonly used Villa walk-in closet characteristics:
1. Layout and size
• Determine the size of the available space and decide the specific layout of the closet based on this. Common layouts include straight, L-shaped, U-shaped, etc.
• Ensure sufficient passage width (at least 75 cm is recommended) to facilitate walking and taking and putting items.
2. Storage solutions
• Solid wood: strong natural texture, strong durability, suitable for various interior decoration styles.
• Artificial board: high cost performance, diverse styles, but relatively less durable than solid wood.
• Metal/glass: strong modern sense, easy to clean and maintain, suitable for families pursuing fashion and avant-garde.
• Mixed materials: such as wooden frames with stone tabletops, which are both beautiful and practical.
3. Lighting
• Use evenly distributed light to illuminate the entire space and avoid shadows. It is also important to install additional light sources in front of the mirror to ensure that you can see yourself clearly when applying makeup or trying on clothes.
• Consider using sensor-activated lighting to save energy and provide convenience.
4. Decoration and style
• Choose the right materials and colors based on the overall home style. For example, modern minimalist style may prefer white tones and smooth surfaces; while traditional luxury styles tend to prefer dark wood materials with gold decorations.
• Floor materials can be selected from wood floors, carpets or tiles, mainly depending on personal preference and ease of maintenance.
5. Personalization
• Island counter: If space allows, you can set up an island counter with drawers in the middle to store more private items.
• Ironing board/folding table: Some customized solutions will integrate a foldable workbench to facilitate on-site clothing processing.
• Security measures: Fo.
