Will the layout actually store more?

The designs follow real closet logic — double-hang, long-hang, folded stacks and shoe runs at workable heights. It is a picture of good practice applied to your dimensions.

Can it do an open closet or a cloffice?

Name it: "open oak shelving, no doors" or "closet one side, tiny desk the other". The type field is free text for a reason.

Room-by-room design

Closet Layout

Rails, shelves and drawers where the chaos is.

Open in the Studio

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What it does

Storage design is arithmetic wearing nice doors — double-hang at the right two heights stores twice the metreage of a single rail, drawers below hip height beat shelves above it, and shoes on angles fit where shoes in boxes do not. This tool draws that arithmetic onto your actual space: the alcove, the box room, the wall the wardrobe barons want four figures to fit out. See the system before you buy or build it.

How to use it

1Photograph the space square-on, doors off or open.
2Say what kind of closet it should be and for whom.
3Pick a look for the fronts and finishes.
4Use the render as the brief for a joiner or a flat-pack plan.

Questions

Will the layout actually store more?: The designs follow real closet logic — double-hang, long-hang, folded stacks and shoe runs at workable heights. It is a picture of good practice applied to your dimensions.
Can it do an open closet or a cloffice?: Name it: "open oak shelving, no doors" or "closet one side, tiny desk the other". The type field is free text for a reason.