Hall Closet with Floating Shelves
I’m so happy with my new hall closet. The chunky floating shelves look pretty empty but they are going to hold SO MUCH crap! (And we sorely need someplace to store some crap.) It’s very rewarding to finish a project. Completely finish. Not mostly, almost or just enough to be functional. It’s absolutely, positively 100% –done.
Hall Closet with Floating Shelves
Hallelujah! It is very functional but it’s pretty too and that is important to me. It’s my general rule to create a home where when any door is opened — what greets you on the other side should create a smile!
The top three shelves are only 12″ deep and wrap around on three walls. This leaves me plenty of room to get into the closet but also creates tons of easy to see storage rather than super deep shelves that span the back wall.
The bottom two shelves are 14″ deep and only cover two walls leaving space on the floor to store my vacuum and other tall supplies.
In addition to slightly deeper lower shelves and space for my vacuum, I also added pegs to allow me to hang cleaning supplies and other items if need be.
I’m all about beautiful functionality! They weigh equally in my design plans as I need both in my home equally –to make me smile.
See my How To post if you want to know how to Build Floating Shelves
You really thought the plan out well. I love it, but please quit keeping your crap as you put it and put things in it that are either useful, pretty, or make you smile! Otherwise you will end up like me at 65 with closets full of crap and no place to put the above things!
Love it! As I do all of your projects! Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing!
Great idea to leave one wall open for vacumm & peg board. In my dining room closet, I left space to one side to stack soda from the floor up, knowing it would weigh too much for shelving
Genius! I love the shallow(er) upper shelves combined with the deep lower shelves…truly custom! Function + beauty = perfection! Love it!
Love it!! I am all about function as well as beauty, and you did both wonderfully well!