Storage Space.....Coming Out Of The Closet...

[ABM]

so to speak..

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/100-000-closet-021800975.html

When Rochelle Maize renovated her 6,110-square-foot Beverly Hills, Calif., home, it wasn't a new kitchen or home theater at the top of her list of must-haves—it was a closet.

She hired a designer to create a 400-square-foot master closet with a flat-screen television, a refrigerator for Champagne, white cabinetry with silver-leaf etchings and a large crystal chandelier. Total cost: $100,000. "I wanted to feel like I was walking into a very luxurious Beverly Hills boutique," says the real-estate agent, who adds that the space, designed by Lisa Adams of L.A. Closet Design, was partly inspired by the Chanel store. "The first thing I do when I go home is go upstairs and be in that space."

Once a secondary space designed primarily for storage, the humble closet is taking center stage. The latest in high-end master closets go well beyond the typical walk-in and are created to look more like plush lounges or designer stores. Clothing and handbags in glass display cases are lighted like sculptures; custom-designed couches are arranged near Baccarat crystal bars or dedicated breakfast areas..............

 

[porkchopexpress]

Haha, that closet is over half the size of my studio apartment. Hell, it's only 50 or 100 square feet smaller than some of the apartments I've been looking at on craigslist.

 

[Eastoff]

http://www.torontosun.com/2013/02/12/storage-wars-auctioneer-mark-balelo-found-dead-in-garage

It's not about this story?

 

[maxiep]

People should be able to spend their money on whatever they want. For someone who likes clothes, I can understand making your closet nice. I like to build things, so I ugraded my garage. What's the difference?

 

[drexlersdad]

the design with the mirrors (might just be the angle of the picture) looks like an mc escher painting or someshit