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EPISODE · Jan 2, 2020 · 39 MIN

Closets Are Not What They Used to Be | Closet Styling and Organization

from Dear Alice | Interior Design · host Alice Lane

In this episode of Dear Alice, we sit down with Morgan Hadley of @posysclosets to talk about closet organization. Having an organized closet not only looks better but also makes getting dressed everyday much more fun. In this episode, Morgan shares all her tips from what hangers to use, how to display accessories, and how to recreate the feeling of your favorite high-end retail store. For those building or looking to renovate, we also discuss how we create the ultimate walk-in closet. Introduction to Morgan Hadley 2:16 Categorizing Clothes 5:16 Displaying the Clothing 16:10 Shoes and Purses 22:17 Renovating/ Building a Closet 30:47 “If you are living in a household and maybe your kids have left away from home, the adjacent bedroom to your bathroom is a really great opportunity to bust through the wall and make that bedroom a closet. Just because your house wasn’t born with a big closet, does not mean that you cannot make it a closet.” 31:26 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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