Sentences with phrase «coat closet door»

Everyone needs a reindeer feed bag ready to go in their entryway to give the reindeer a quick snack on Christmas Eve... I just love the simplicity of this feed sack that hangs on our coat closet door in the entryway!

When we first moved in to our home, I hung shoe organizers on the inside of the coat closet doors to hold all of our scarves, gloves, and other accessories.

Not exact matches

When my husband walks in the front door, he takes off his coat and deposits it directly on the floor — not on the coat hooks within arm's reach or in the two closets at his disposal.

Now, I come home to my barn door closet, have a spot for my shoes, have a place to hang my daily coat and, a place for my guests to hang their coats too!

Your closet looks fantastic, and I especially like your live - edge antler coat rack above the door.

If you're going to believe me when I say that painting bead board is easy then I have a bridge to sell you I did two coats and then hung up the barn door and my beautiful coat rack to finally complete our barn door closet!

When you don't have coat closet near the door, a standing coat rack is a gracious way to take care of your guests.

If you do have a coat closet, adding hooks inside the door and a shoe rack on the floor will make it even more functional.

A quick coat of a fresh new paint color to make us happy when we open our closet doors, one roll of wallpaper to liven up a dreary office corner, a pretty quilt folded on a shelf, or a new set of baskets in the laundry room can work wonders on our psyche.

This is the same coat closet that 80 % of homes in the US have - the accordion style doors right off the front door.

Guests bump into each other and we can't open the coat closet, and that is with the front door closed!

We have the Bilbo quote right by our front door coat closet.

Love the doors on the coat closets.

I've been thinking of putting in a halfwall and then pulling up the carpet to make a sort of hallway from the door to the coat closet, and giving it that separation from the living room.

We have an open dining room between the front door and kitchen that is my unofficial home office, mailroom, homework center, coat closet and sometimes, a place to eat!

Side note: Since the tiny apartment doesn't have an entry way or closet, I attached some coat hooks (Hobby Lobby) to a board and screwed it to the door — instant cute coat rack.

4» deep landing has a door to a large coat closet that opens up onto the landing, and then enters the living room.

The left wall is consumed with a door (coat closet / craft closet) and 2 hinged doors that hide the ac / heater and water heater.

Becuase of the lack of closets in the downstairs part of the house we did line the wall behind the door (which has the garage door as well) with hooks for coats and a cubby organizer for shoes.

We have made several changes to our home that have improved functionality (we dared to take out the coat closet near the front door for a «nook» that's just right!)

Last night I began two coats of red paint on my entry closet door.

And, I recently updated both of my pantrys (one the size of a basic coat closet, the other a tall double doored cabinet that was part of a new wall of cabinets I designed a few years back).

We took out the coat closet that was right next to the front door, opened it up, and made it into a mini mudroom (since we didn't have the space for an actual mudroom)

I need to reorganize the coat closet by our back door, so that I can fit the beach towels and summery items in there through the summer.

We made barn (closet doors) to create a place to hang our coats.

Many people struggle with a too small coat closet, or simply want to store their winter gear closer to the back door where they more frequently come and go from the house.

So, that weird coat closet by the front door?

There is nothing worse than opening your closet door and having the rack so jam packed that you can't even slide the coat hangers to find what you are looking for.

We had a big coat closet by the front door that we didn't use for coats... so he put shelves in it and I can store extra dishes and «stuff» there.

My home isn't very large, and we don't have a coat closet by the front door, so we have created a «mud room» out of a small space.

I so wanted to do this with our useless coat closet until hubby opened the door and pointed out that a third of the space is taken up with the air return, which is why it is useless as a coat closet.

Right now my coat closet is a good size but the closet indents on the sides of the doors so there is hidden space.

I've already put hooks on the inside of the door to hold a few coats so I can make the rest of the closet a pantry!

I was frustrated until I finally came up with the idea to move the contents of this coat closet out to the garage and extend the closet to make a double door pantry.

Where that awkward brown pegboard door closet is, I would really like to create a place for the kids to store their school books, coats and winter boots, plus seating of some sort where then can sit down to put them on and pull them off.

A very overstuffed single door coat closet!

We also decided to add some sconces, because there is no light in that tiny coat closet at the end of the hallway, and this mama would get really frustrated trying to find shoes that matched in a hurry, because when you are trying to get out the door with toddlers you are always in a hurry!So we ran some wiring.

When we first moved into this house, the double doors you see in the photo used to be half this wide — it used to be a single door coat closet.

You could relocate the door to the kitchen by closing the current one and... a)... opening the wall at the top of the stairs (going to the current dinning room) b)... opening the living room wall opposite to the coat closet in the corner closest to the door c) both of the above giving you quick access to both spaces and a wall facing the entrance.