During home renovations or a new home construction project, high-traffic — and high-value — areas like the kitchen or bathroom tend to get most of the attention. But, the right closet style can also significantly impact the usability of your home in the years to come. There are several closet options to consider for your home storage needs — and the right choice may vary by room. Here are some of the most popular options to consider.

3 Popular Closet Options for Home Renovations

1. Walk-in Closets

The classic selection for a master bedroom, walk-in closets can vary in size from only a few feet to being nearly the size of a secondary bedroom. This spacious design provides ample wall space for shelves or wall hangers, while the added depth also allows for the storage of bulkier objects. Proper design will allow for all corners and walls to be used effectively so you can maximize your bedroom storage.

2. Hall & Linen Closets

These smaller closets are typically designed to hold a few set items. As a result, they tend to have a few shelves or hangers where everything is immediately accessible after opening the door. Be sure to customize these closets for their specific use. For example, a linen closet can be narrow and include several shelves to store towels and extra bedding. A hallway coat closet should avoid excess shelving and instead use wall hooks or hangers for storing outerwear.

3. Wardrobes

You don’t have to create a separate room to enhance your available home storage. For a more low-key renovation, you can purchase an armoire, dresser, or chest of drawers for storing clothing, dishes, and other possessions. Wardrobes work best in larger rooms where their placement won’t disrupt foot traffic. Best of all, they are completely portable and can be moved when needed.

For closet expansions and other home renovations, you can trust Zdon Builders in Middlesex County, CT, to deliver quality results. With over 35 years in business, these building contractors bring an emphasis on energy-efficiency that will serve your home well for decades to come. To learn more about their services, visit them online or call (860) 227-4127.