Closet Conversion Completed

I started the office closet renovation a week ago, and finished it over the weekend. After removing the existing fixtures I painted the area, then installed a horizontal track across the top and vertical supports to hold adjustable brackets and shelves. Once all the pieces were in place I started arranging my boxes, tubs, bags, and miscellaneous items. Although I think things could be better organized for the most part I'm happy with the result.

Because of the sliding doors it's hard to get a good photo, but here's the right side. There are four shelves, including one at the top that you can't see from this angle that holds small things that I don't use on a regular basis. As you can see, I'm not one to worry about everything matching (although that might come down the line).

Here's the left side. It looks skewed because a day bed is set against the wall perpendicular to the opening and it was tough to get a head on shot.Although we don't hang clothes in the closet I kept a section free for when we have house guests. Right now the only things on the rod are tote bags and empty hangers. Once again, please ignore the motley collection of containers.

When I was finished I carried the tool box, ladder, and equipment back down to the storage area to get them out of the way. Later in the day Hubby Tony said the closet looked so good he was hopeful I would renovate the other one in the room sooner rather than later, so I guess I'll be repeating the whole process again.