Walk-In Closet or Smallest Room? Which do you use to hang your clothes

Would be interested to know what guys use, especially those who are partnered.

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• i remodeled a small room into a walk in closet. added shelves, rods, and dividers.

• i use my second bedroom as a closet. I have rolling clothing racks. My closets are empty.

• [quote] rolling clothing racks? Do you have enough clothes where you could open up a second hand clothing store?

• I have a shelf in the walk-in closet of my younger brother's one-bedroom apartment, where I sleep on the couch. Where would that place?

  Fortunately he loves me.

• Our house is [italic]very[/italic] old, built in the 1820s, and has comically little closet space. The spare back bedroom has become our walk-in closet/pantry (clothes, bottled water, paper products, etc.). It's also a winter plant sanctuary.

• I want a walk in closet, wet bar, and French doors

  Merri on Sister Wives

• Each bedroom has a gorgeous antique armoire. Not having hoards of unworn clothing, they are quite adequate for our wardrobe needs.

• My house was built in 1929 but is pretty much the same as r6 describes. I do the same thing.

• I have a cute locker at the bus station. Toilet right next door.

• I turned my walk-in closet into a walk-in freezer, and keep my clothes in a drawer under the stairs.

  Dexter

• That is strange R11

• One day I would love to have a walk in closet! Living in NYC I thought I was lucky that I actually have 5 closets in my apartment but when I visit the suburbs and see how much space people have I am truly envious.

• One reason I took this apartment is that although it's rather small, it has both a 12-foot closet and an 8x8' storeroom, as well as lots of cabinet space. Finally, enough storage! MORE than enough!

• anyone else?

• I have an ordinary closet.

• OP, why do you assume we all have an extra room to use as a closet? Or that walk-in closets are standard? I use the closet in my bedroom. It's only "walk-in" for my cat. The rest of my clothes are stored in the laundry room or the other bedroom, but we use that as an office and storage is tight in there.

• I'm a blue collar man who does not get involved with women, and I don't hang my clothes. I sort clothes for the laundry as I take them off. Socks in one basket, jockey shorts in another basket, blue jeans in another one, and shirts in yet another. I wash each category separately, and when I take them out of the dryer, I just pile them in the proper dresser drawer without even folding them. I have one more category of newest and best jeans and shirts, and I just leave them in a basket on top of the dryer, and if I go to a funeral or somewhere where I want to look a little less like the slouchy bachelor which I am, then I run my best wranglers and shirt in the dryer for a few minutes to get them less wrinkled.

• [quote]Each bedroom has a gorgeous antique armoire. MARY!

• [quote] The rest of my clothes are stored in the laundry room or the other bedroom Which answers the question. You use another room to hang your clothes, and thus do not have a walk in closet. Was that so hard?

• We also have Armoires (actually Kleiderschrank) for our clothing.

• Why are you all assuming we're clotheshorses and can afford to use a spare room for our clothes or a walk-in closet? they are not standard in all houses or apartments in all cities.

• R22 don't you watch HGTV?

• Closet, but not walk-in; 6 drawer chest; wall unit custom designed with a host of drawers and doors.

  Studio resident

• [quote] One day I would love to have a walk in closet! Living in NYC I thought I was lucky that I actually have 5 closets in my apartment but when I visit the suburbs and see how much space people have I am truly envious I had SO MUCH more closet space on the city than in my house. It didn't bother me at first because we didn't live fulltime in the house and had 3 bedrooms. Then my partner insisted we had to adopt and the kid insisted he couldn't live in the city. I'm now banished to the third bedroom because I snore. Clothes are put into boxes in the basement, where they get lost. There are no first floor closets at all. No coat closet, no linen closet, nothing. The second story has a tiny closet in each bedroom. No linen closet, no bathroom closet, no hall closet. The house was built in... wait for it... 1992.

• So strange r25 So many of these home renovation shows have houses with practically no storage space built in. What were these architects thinking when they made plans originally?

• Anyone having problems posting?

• Every time I watch these renovation shows every single gay male couple always turn a single room into a walk-in closet/dressing room. What is wrong with getting dressed in the bedroom. Why do you need a separate dressing room?

• Look at this gay couple's walk-in closet WOW

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• Everyone on this thread is either a flyover queen or pretending they're rich. My 1BR Manhattan apartment has exactly one closet (sliding-door variety). Somehow, I manage. I generally swap everything out twice a year, replacing my spring/summer wardrobe with fall/winter (and putting the rest in my storage unit in the building basement).

• I want to blow r18 in his jockeys.