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Closet Control

Off the shelf, custom-built, or planned by a designer, the right system will get you organized

by Mary Forsell

Numerous new products (not to mention whole companies) have grown up around homeowners' quest to straighten out their closets. In this article, we give you the scoop on leading closet companies and organizers, weigh the pros and cons of several systems, and include guidelines and tips to help homeowners reconfigure this small but very important space.

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From Inspired House6 , pp. 48-53 September 1, 2004
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Interior Design | Cabinets and Built-ins | Storage | Closets
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