#California Closet

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Can California Closet Put a Murphy Bed in My Office? YES!

Are you pondering whether California Closet can transform your office into a multifunctional space by adding a Murphy bed? The answer is a resounding YES! Integrating a Murphy bed into your office setup is not just possible, but it’s also an excellent way to maximize your space. In this blog, we’ll dive deep into the pros and cons, recommend tools, outline the necessary steps, and much more. By…

[joliegriffin]

Craftsman Kids - Playroom Children's room: large craftsman idea for a gender-neutral, carpeted children's room

[reeko-cabinets]

Steps to a Custom Walk-In Closet Design in California

Creating the perfect walk-in closet design in California is a dream come true for many. Here are the essential steps to achieve a custom walk-in closet that blends functionality and style seamlessly:

1. Space Assessment: Begin by assessing the available space in your California home. Measure the dimensions of the room and consider the layout. Think about what you want to store in your walk-in closet, from clothing and accessories to shoes and more.

2. Personalized Design: Work with a professional closet designer in California who can craft a personalized design that suits your lifestyle. They can help you maximize the space, ensuring every nook and cranny is utilized effectively.

3. Storage Solutions: Choose the right storage solutions for your needs. California closet designers often offer a range of options, from shelving and hanging space to specialized compartments for jewelry, belts, and ties. Customize your storage to keep everything organized and easily accessible.

4. Material Selection: Select materials that match your style and the overall aesthetics of your California home. You can choose from a variety of finishes, from classic wood to modern, sleek designs.

5. Lighting Enhancements: Proper lighting is essential to make your walk-in closet in California feel inviting and functional. Consider installing LED lighting or even a stylish chandelier to create the perfect ambiance.

6. Decor and Personal Touch: Add your personal touch to the design by incorporating elements like a full-length mirror, a cozy seating area, or artwork that reflects your style and personality.

7. Maintenance: Finally, remember to keep your walk-in closet well-organized and clutter-free. Regularly edit your wardrobe and ensure everything has its designated place.

With these steps, you can achieve a custom walk-in closet design in California that not only meets your storage needs but also adds a touch of luxury to your daily routine. Your closet becomes a reflection of your personal style and an organized haven for your belongings.

[dudeohno]

Flat Panel Closet Walk-in closet - large contemporary women's marble floor and white floor walk-in closet idea with flat-panel cabinets and white cabinets

[whengarfielddiets]

Garage Large An illustration of a substantial, modern, detached two-car carport design

[parkeremerson]

Craftsman Kids - Playroom Children's room: large craftsman idea for a gender-neutral, carpeted children's room

[allisongaige]

Orange County Flat Panel Example of a large trendy women's marble floor and white floor walk-in closet design with flat-panel cabinets and white cabinets

[beannary]

ok what do rich people rooms look like

[remembertheplunge]

Only 5 days left in the 1980s

December 26, 1989. Tuesday. Espresso Cafe, Modesto, California

So, only five days left to “feel” the 80’s.  Who om I now? For once out on the great “see” of the 90’s, which will rush more and more quickly toward the raging head waters of the next century, our little peace pool of time here will be long gone. It’s chance for seeing through compulsion is lost. So, as in place, sometimes in time we find ourselves at the crossroads .  So, what do ya do with it? You back off from the bigger, major world to allow that calling to come through. Which is what I’m doing today. So, what am I after these crazy 80’s? Well, really and truly, what I am is simply truer, deeper version of what I was.

I held many mirrors up to my face  in the 80’s in dark rooms so I could see—

The mirror of marriage, of private law practice, of 3rd year law student, of the bar exam, of new attorney, , of law firm attorney, of public defender

In a mirror, one sees what one is and what one is not.

 The image of the money seeker did not appear, nor did that of the loving partner and father, nor did that of the well dressed beauty or of the world traveler. All of these came up, filtered in and melted away in the heat of their own reflection. In times like today, I hold the mirror up to see these images gone or greatly reduced.

And, who looks back?

Me.

Who was looking out on 12/31/1979? And who, after all these years, is still looking out?

A lover of life. A lover of active tear paper art. A lover of deep fault line need to be, to know,. A lover of great pain juxtaposed to great beauty. A lover of fight for truth in his own way. Through the courts in word, deed, action. Through holding melting hands and whispy hearts that form solid images, more solid than any flesh and blood.

I see a sweet repository of the now brittle yet fragrant petals of flowers once full, now withered.

I apply my fire time and time again and am rewarded with a fragrance bittersweet that won’t die but enhances all life it touches.

I see a clearer image of the healing power of the word

”no”. 

I see guts, and bravado and gaudy humor and touch of Devine scarlet self pity.

I see an expanding of the love of the pause—of the listen. 

I see others, too, in the mirror.

 Not so much in a line, like in ’79 or invisible,but, more in a circle all with darks and lights that interlock or don’t here and there but form a union and unity just the same..

And, ya know, I truly believe that there ain’t much I gotta do. I t just lives itself through me. Guess I just got to ease up  and let it live, laugh, dance, cry, scream, be , create, waltz through me!

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Notes: 6/3/2024

In the 1980’s I married a woman, woke up to the fact I was gay, left the marriage before we had children. I worked with people with Aids and helped them through their illness and death through an organization called Han to Hand and another called the Stanislaus County Aids Project. I wrote in coffee house like Espresso Cafe and I journaled through the entire decade. 

[dev-fiction]

My darlings 🥺💖

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Spruce Up My Media Center with California Closets

Transforming your media center with California Closets can breathe new life into your living space, making it both stylish and functional. If you’ve been wondering how to spruce up my media center with California Closets, here’s a detailed guide to help you with this project. Pros Upgrading your media center with California Closets brings several advantages: Customization Options: Tailor the…

[klanced]

Im so sorry Ms. Klanced but every time you talk about how you’re in Boston I get whiplash. You simply don’t seem like one of us east coasters you seem like you’re from California

WHAT

[mudsnapperqna]

Unfortunately, I am referring to THAT red cat. It's gotten the headquarters under lockdown because of him.

…Great.

Hm. Normally I do not go beyond what I am personally capable of with my teeth and claws.

But.

I have…. an emergency backup for self protection.

[nickisnook]

70s Vintage Malco Modes Partners Please Blue Square Dance Dress Size 8 ⭐️ Open to offers on eBay and Poshmark⭐️ ebay.com/usr/nickisnook

[daaedoodles]

mia castries has childhood trauma.

that’s it, that’s the post

[chitin-crusader]

kindof losing my mind bc uhhhh. how am i supposed to like. afford to live.