5 custom walk-in closets the size of a respectable studio apartment
This California Closet—complete with key-lock drawers for jewels—within a three-bedroom, three and a half-bath loft at 25 Bond Street (priced at $11.495 million) is almost too beautiful to clutter up with all your wardrobe essentials.
So deprived are New Yorkers of proper closets that pretty much any space that’s been outfitted with a hanging bar and a couple of built-in shelves is cause for delight, which is why a custom-designed walk-in wardrobe elicits such a thrill. Here are five spacious spaces we would snap up in a second:
Shoe designer Tamara Mellon once lived in this duplex penthouse at 3 East 95th Street (for rent at $60,000/month), which explains the sensational walk-in closet with enough space for many seasons’ worth of footwear.
In Park Slope, a restored Romanesque Revival townhouse at 838 Carroll Street (on the market for $12.75 million) includes a full-floor master suite with a custom walk-through dressing room connecting the bedroom and sitting room.
You get two enormous custom-fitted walk-in closets/dressing rooms for the price of one in the master suite of this five-story red brick townhouse at 16 East 69th Street (renting for $95,000/month).
Who needs a chest of drawers when you have a custom-designed TransFrom closet system, like the one in the master bedroom of this two-bedroom, two-bath loft at 114 Mercer Street (yours for $3.495 million).
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