Bedrooms
10+ Dream Closets That Even Carrie Bradshaw Would Covet
Updated on November 16, 2023
If we’ve learned anything from Carrie Bradshaw on Sex and the City and And Just Like That, it’s that the dreamiest closets can be achieved in tiny studio apartments and luxe condo penthouses alike. From an edgy hot pink condo closet designed by Cynthia Ferguson to an airy showhome dressing room by Brian Gluckstein, step inside some of the best closets seen inside the pages of H&H.
“We’ve always liked the idea of shopping our closet and spared no expense on making this our dream space,” says designer Curtis Elmy of the moody dressing room in his Saskatoon penthouse.
Iconic handbags and shoes are on full display in this walk-in closet that feels like a designer store. “We created little moments of Shaker style to add texture in the closet, but it’s all simple and clean-lined, using the same material,” says designer Maxime Vandal of Les Ensembliers of this closet.
Designer Cynthia Ferguson paid homage to Rayner Conway’s 1980s-era pink, bejeweled cowboy boots by painting her dressing room in a matching hue. Cynthia widened the entry to the bubblegum pink closet by removing the door and opening it up to the ceiling.
The design of this house came with some ground rules. “You can’t question the size of my closet!” exclaimed homeowner Dobrowolski Sophia at the time.
“My client’s dream was to have this dressing room, and we were really lucky to have a window that lets in plenty of natural light,” says designer Roseann Greco of Greco Interiors who designed this airy condo.
For an extra hit of glam, Roseann incorporated a brass inlay that surrounds the hardware on the built-in drawers.
Designer Luke Havekes turned an awkward a-framed closet into a dreamy space with palm-print wallpaper and a vintage-look dresser — no closet doors necessary.
This principal dressing room designed by Brian Gluckstein has a spa feel and features a dedicated spot for primping before a night out.
In this Parisian-inspired apartment, curvaceous blue Murano glass chandeliers dangle above the principal bedroom’s dressing room.
A centre vanity in this walk-in closet is flanked by additional storage columns, creating the perfect divide between his-and-hers closet storage.
In this Vancouver penthouse, designer Tanya McLean turned what was originally a bedroom into a boldly tropical dressing room.
In the same house, teal cabinets and a Japanese-inspired wallpaper mural bring a moody vibe to the principal bedroom’s walk-in closet.
In this Toronto home, a bedroom was converted into a dreamy dressing room for the empty-nesters. Wooden floating shelves are a nice contrast against the white cabinets and black pulls. A mix of open and closed storage lets key wardrobe pieces shine.