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12 Next-Level Closets for Your Dream House

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There are walk-ins and then there are these beauties that redefine what it means to own a luxury closet. The only problem? You'll be left full of envy after taking a peek at these rooms, which feature museum-quality shoe storage and a few chandeliers (because, why not?).

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French Accents

You don't have to settle for the light that came with your closet. Designer Annie Brahler swapped hers out for a pink chandelier. Say "bye bye" to that haunting glow of fluorescent lighting forever.

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Bright Skylight

The skylight in interior designer Kelly Wearstler's closet provides natural light, making it easier (and more enjoyable!) to pick out an outfit in the morning.

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Shoe Storage

Nate Berkus takes his shoe collection seriously, which is why he created a dedicated space for it, which he told Elle Decor he thinks represents the height of luxury (we agree!).

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High-End Doors

The mirrored panels and hardware in interior designer Betty Lou Phillips' closet were inspired by the Hôtel de Crillon in Paris. And the cozy furniture and chandelier are just the cherry on top.

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Bohemian Vibes

The transparent folding screens in designer Betsy Burnha's closet provide an "Old Hollywood" touch and also allows her to show off her favorite dresses and purses.

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Boutique Touches

When it comes to boutique design, less is certainly more as seen in Lisa Adams' closet. That way, you can actually see what you own.

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Clever Decor

The colorful heels in designer Celerie Kemble's closet steal the show (and that's kind of the point). They function a bit like decor, since the shelving is on full display in the middle of the room.

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A Vanity Display

Being greeted by a welcoming array of accessories (as seen here in designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard's closet) makes getting ready in the morning less rushed since everything is already at-the-ready.

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Black and White

Even the most cramped closets can get a boost from wallpaper (or paint). Designer Erinn Valencich chose to focus on just one wall so as not to overwhelm the rest of the space.

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Heel Display

Back-lit shelves show off actress Tiffani Thiessen's amazing shoe collection and, as if that weren't enough, the three highest rows of shoes are behind glass, to protect them from dust.

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Nothing But Height

You know you have an over-the-top closet when you can (and have!) thrown parties in it, which is precisely the case for this three-story-tall, 3,000-square-foot mammoth.

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Dressing Space

Channel the glamorous feel of a changing room by bringing in a tufted bench or ottoman to your bedroom like designer James Radin did to create a lovely dressing space.

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