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Rural Municipal Building in Saue, Estonia

Rural Municipal Building in Saue, Estonian architecture photos, Double-skin façade

Rural Municipal Building in Saue

12 April 2022

The Rural Municipal Building in Saue

Design: molumba, Architects

Location: Saue, north-western Estonia

Photos by Tõnu Tunnel

The Rural Municipal Building in Saue

The rural municipal building is located in the southern part of the central park of Saue giving it a logical and dignified closure. Viewed from the outside, the office and administrative building seems like a pavilion in the public park. The contradiction between the privacy and the prominent public location of the work environment is solved by double-skin façade.

On the one hand, the archaic covered archway carved into the laconic triangular volume gives the building its administrative prominence in the local urban context but at the same time functions also as a public shelter in the park and ensures sun protection for the interior spaces. The building opens towards the square extending along its side.

The courtyard and parking lot are located on the southern side of the building where the relief is raised to the second floor providing the employees with a more private access to the park. The park benches between the low shrubs on the slope also offer a cosy seating area for the locals.

The inner logic of the compact building is similarly based on layers. The outer perimeter of the building with a triangular layout accommodates the reception area for locals and public work areas with their open plan wrapping around the square core of the building.

This contrasting closed volume houses on two floors the council meeting hall, smaller meeting rooms and other functions supporting the daily work. The interior architecture of the activity-based space is laconic with the even tone of wooden constructions replacing the standard white walls.

The outer layer of the CLT panels of the fully timber building is exposed in the interior with its character highlighted by the abrased panel surfaces.

The HVAC systems are all hidden under the raised floor and behind the walls on the second floor, leaving the beautiful CLT ceilings exposed. The rural municipality building of Saue meets the requirements of Class A energy label.

The preference for timber as a sustainable material with a small carbon footprint in public architecture was the joint effort of the architect, engineers and interior architect that resulted in clever solutions in the general concept as well as in smaller details.

Rural Municipal Building in Saue, Estonia – Building Information

Architecture: Karli Luik, Johan Tali, Mae Köömnemägi, Heidi Urb (molumba). Structural Engineer: Laur Lõvi, Triin Sigus (Makespace). Interior architecture: Eeva Masso (with Katrin Tammsaar, Jaana Albert (eeoo studio)), molumba Landscape architecture: molumba Landscaping: Maarja Gustavson (Ruumikujundusbüroo Polka)

Special parts: O3 Technology Construction: Embach Ehitus OÜ Commissioned by: Saue Rural Municipality

Total area: 1300 m2 Project: 2017 Completed: 2021 Location: Kütise tn 8, Saue, Estonia Photographs: Tõnu Tunnel

Rural Municipal Building in Saue, Estonia images / information received 120422 from molumba

molumba: Address: Tatari 21b, 10116 Tallinn, Estonia Phone: +372 5663 2521

Location: Saue, north west Estonia, eastern Europe

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Maidla Nature Villa, Maidla village, Rapla county Design: b210 architects photo © Priidu Saart Maidla Nature Villa

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The Wings Chronicles – A BTS Exhibit For A Cause

Last September 2, I attended The Wings Chronicles exhibit here in Manila, which featured fan arts and photographs of the popular group Bangtan Sonyeondan (방탄소년단) also known as BTS . The two-day non-profit event was attended by numerous Filipino fans and was organized by Army Box.

I spoke to Rosie, head of Army Box, to get to know more about the Wings Chronicles Exhibit and the team behind it. “Army Box is a fan artists community with the goal of providing artistic BTS-related products in terms of goods and services by collaborating with different fansites, fanbases and organizations that will help uplift the image of BTS. It was officially established last year August 19, 2016. The team consists of 30 members from Philippines and USA.”

The Wings Chronicles Exhibit made its first stop in the Philippines, holding it in both Cebu and Manila, followed by Bangkok and Singapore. Just like BTS, The Wings Chronicles is also ‘touring’ different countries. So better check out the list of places they will go to at the end of this article to see if they are making a stop in your city.

It was definitely fun to be in a room full of Armys (fanclub name of BTS), all full of admiration and appreciation for the group. What makes the Wings Chronicles exhibit different from other BTS exhibits I’ve seen is that they are doing the event for a cause, as the proceeds will be donated under the name of BTS to humanitarian charities such as War Child USA Organization, St. Jude Children's Research and UNICEF. This is what drew me to the event all the more. In the Manila stop, there was also a photobooth set-up that fans availed of to commemorate the day with their friends. The accumulated cash from that section was said to have been donated to the children of Marawi, a place in Mindanao Island in the Philippines that is currently in the midst of a heated war between the local troops and armed Maute-ISIS group. Over the years I’ve seen donations using the names of the groups they idolize being common, especially fans of Korean artists, and I’m glad that besides supporting our favorite singers…we’re also making a difference.

Rosie explained that the Wings Chronicles concept actually started on a whim. “The admins (of Army Box) were planning about doing a whole year project in relation and likeness of how BTS has given everyone opportunities. We decided to pursue Global Embarkation, a two part project that focuses on extending help to our fellow Armys and mankind. The first part of this series was entitled, “Army Meets What”, which was held from January to June in celebration of BTS 4th Year Anniversary. For the second part, we are now going on a journey for a worldwide exhibit in collaboration with different fansites and fanbases carrying the title, “Wings Chronicles: The Exhibit”.

The team decided to hold the Wings Chronicles exhibit in places where Wings Tour happened. We wanted to share, relive and reminisce the experience of attending the concert with fellow Armys who were not able to do so and of course to meet Armys in different parts of the world. The exhibit will be held in different countries mainly, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, United States of America, Canada, Malaysia, Hongkong and South Korea.

It takes about 2-3months to organize each stop…from venues, set up & layout and other details. The team for each exhibit also vary by country. It usually ranges from 5 and above. There is about 25 fan artists consisting of Army Box members that produced fine artworks for the exhibit.”

Fellow ‘fangirls’ who I talked to after the Wings Chronicles exhibit stated that they highly recommend going to these kinds of events. “It’s like attending a concert” One excitedly said. While another thought that being surrounded with fellow fans helped her have fun and gain new friends. I noticed that a lot of the girls who met up on the day were just friends via the internet before, the event gave them a chance to personally meet each other to put a face behind their usernames…or what is called ‘meeting mutuals’ in today’s terms.

There were numerous photos and fan arts that the fans in the event’s place gush over. If you know the ‘heart eyes’ emoji on your phone, that’s the expression all of the attendees had. Background music of BTS was played all throughout which made fans ecstatic, we sang along and even did the fan chants all together.  Honestly I am very envious of people who can draw because I simply can’t, so I really admire the fan arts. Instead of the usual paintings that we grew up seeing in our homes, I imagine KPOP fans having these fanarts and framed photos of their idols as part of the interior design.

(The Wings Chronicles Exhibit held at the BTS Brick Live Café in Bangkok. Photo courtesy of Wingschronicles)

I was also able to interview one of the fan artists that participated in the exhibit, Giulia, who creates art featuring BTS as a hobby.  

“Getting to participate in events such as exhibits like the Wings Chronicles is an opportunity to me. It's an opportunity for me to share my art and interact with people. It is also an opportunity for me to learn. I learn to improve myself as an artist, getting to know what people like or what they appreciate. Also, picking up details here and there.

I only started my art account (@tiramijuu) last January 2017, but I already have been doing fanarts around June last year. Instagram was my first source for any BTS updates when I got into the fandom, and I'd always see fanarts posted by accounts I followed. I got inspired by them. I decided, why not give it a try? I had a talent for drawing and this could become a way for me to improve my craft. So, I started posting them on my personal account, then later on opened an art account. I draw because I want to, because I like it. I enjoy what I'm doing, and that for me, is very important.”

For Giulia, she still feels overwhelmed whenever people post pictures of merchandise featuring her artwork. “Their reactions and feedback are rooms for improvement. This is also a main reason why I like participating in these events, it's because I get joy from people seeing my art. Simple compliments of 'It's very cute' or 'I really like it' already makes me smile from ear to ear. Overall, I greatly appreciate it and am really glad.”

A lot of people have noted that the KPOP market has been oversaturated, with more and more Korean groups and singers debuting almost every month. So I was curious what made BTS stand out for Giulia and turn her into a fan. “Their playful nature attracted me. However, their music, pulled me right in and sealed the deal. I really love the music they produce, it speaks to the heart. And the fact that they talk about unusual topics made me stay. And also, the creative cinematography and storyline of their music videos had me sold.”

As BTS somewhat brought out Giulia’s creative side more, I too can relate. As shy as I am, I never thought I’d put myself out there by creating content on Youtube, stepping out of my comfort zone and to share my feelings all spurred by my love for Korean pop culture. I can say that BTS became an influence for me to lessen my self-doubt and just take the jump.

If you’re also a big fan of BTS and want to ‘fangirl’ for a cause, here is the list of the upcoming places where the Wings Chronicles’ will be held. Do follow them on twitter (@WingsChronicles) for updates, registration, additional dates, etc.  Aside from the confirmed dates below, they are also planning to bring the event to HongKong and South Korea.

 SINGAPORE: Visual Arts Center

Sept 23 - 24

 USA

*CALIFORNIA: Prime Mid-City Gallery Event Space, Los Angeles.

October 7 - 8 2017

*NEW YORK: Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.

October 14, 2017

 CANADA

*VANCOUVER: The Space Art Gallery

October 21-22

*TORONTO: Diverse Character Studio

Oct 28-29

 INDONESIA: Qubicle Senopati, Jakarta.

November 11-12

 MALAYSIA: Makespace LG2, Kuala Lumpur

November 18-19              

Photos:

 Nadine Postigo

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Walk-In Closets to Die For

It’s no secret that walk-in closets are one of the most valued home features. However, you may be surprised at the lengths we’ll go to for storage space. The State of Stuff in America, a new survey by MakeSpace, polled over 1,000 men and women and found the following:

50% claim they would be willing to be celibate for six months in order to have more closet space

Almost 20% said they would take a pay cut for six months in order to have more closet space

51% of all men surveyed said they would be open to gaining 10 pounds for six months in order to have more closet space

So, when people are able to create their own walk-in closets, it should come as no surprise that these rooms are over-the-top fabulous and often the most glamorous room in the house. Looking for some ideas of your own? Check out the walk-in closets below and get expert tips on how to create the closet of your dreams.

Emulate the luxury and functionality of a boutique

“Creating the right type of walk-in closet can be a clincher when it comes time to sell, because a huge, well-organized walk-in closet is a luxurious extra,” says Jonathan Self, a real estate broker for Center Coast Realty in Chicago, IL. “If you have the square footage, make the closet look more like a boutique showroom than a closet. You’ll want a center island to fold and arrange clothing, a makeup table for the lady of the house and plenty of shelving options.”

“Walk-in-closets have become a huge design feature in recent times, and clients like their walk-in-closets to feel luxurious,” adds Carla Phillips, an interior decorator based in Melbourne, Australia.  “Natural light and high-end finishes such as woodgrain are important to clients.” Plush textures like velvet and fur are also popular.

Introduce a taste of luxury into your home with high-end finishes and plenty of light. Image: Closet Factory

Seating options and an elevated mirror area give the illusion of a true boutique. Image: Jordan Rosenberg Architects & Associates

Keep storage and organization in mind

Organization is key when it comes to any closet space, and walk-in closets are no exception. Nicola Croughan, an interior stylist at Blinds Direct in the UK, tells Freshome that one trend is for clothes to be divided by color or use. “Place out-of-season clothing higher up, or pack it away.” In addition, she recommends using storage boxes and labeling them or placing photos in the front for identification. However, her most important advice for keeping your closet aesthetically pleasing is to regularly declutter. “When adding new items, try to remove something else and send it to charity.”

Make sure to include room for a hamper in your new dream closet, advises Marty Basher, home organization expert for Modular Closets. “It’s one of those details people often forget about when taking stock of their storage needs — but keeping a hamper in the closet not only can help save you trips to the laundry room, it can keep your new space looking tidy.”

These shoe closets rival the shoe department in your favorite department store – except you know that everything is in your size. Image: Wendy Scott Closet Design

Organize your closet by color, season or frequency of use. Image: California Closets

Choose the right lighting

Lights are an important part of the design process. “Closets will benefit from a ceiling flush mount or semi-flush mount, but also consider track lighting systems that allow you to aim light where it is needed most,” advises Jeff Emmerson, a Lamps Plus lighting expert. But the “Star Wars” lightsaber effect — that’s just a neat bonus.

Add some glam with interior cabinet lighting. Image: Alvarez Homes

Chandeliers brighten up a space otherwise darkened by black finishes. Image: Jordan Rosenberg Architects & Associates

Show off your personal touches

“Designwise, we’re seeing people opt for open concept rather than keeping things closed off by doors,” says Phillips. “We spend a lot of money on our possessions; why shouldn’t we show them off?” She adds that the need for personalization is also driving the trend of glamorous walk-in closets. “People are installing chandeliers, televisions and other features to showcase their style in a space designed specifically for them.”

The glamorous chandelier and designer artwork are just some of the features that make this space aesthetically pleasing. Image: Reaume Construction and Design

A walk-in closet with outdoor views is a daring way to create a unique space. Image: Poliform Australia

Are you ready to create your own glamorous clothing retreat? Did any of the walk-in closets above inspire you? Tell us all about it below.

The post Walk-In Closets to Die For appeared first on Freshome.com.

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Walk-In Closets to Die For

It’s no secret that walk-in closets are one of the most valued home features. However, you may be surprised at the lengths we’ll go to for storage space. The State of Stuff in America, a new survey by MakeSpace, polled over 1,000 men and women and found the following:

50% claim they would be willing to be celibate for six months in order to have more closet space

Almost 20% said they would take a pay cut for six months in order to have more closet space

51% of all men surveyed said they would be open to gaining 10 pounds for six months in order to have more closet space

So, when people are able to create their own walk-in closets, it should come as no surprise that these rooms are over-the-top fabulous and often the most glamorous room in the house. Looking for some ideas of your own? Check out the walk-in closets below and get expert tips on how to create the closet of your dreams.

Emulate the luxury and functionality of a boutique

“Creating the right type of walk-in closet can be a clincher when it comes time to sell, because a huge, well-organized walk-in closet is a luxurious extra,” says Jonathan Self, a real estate broker for Center Coast Realty in Chicago, IL. “If you have the square footage, make the closet look more like a boutique showroom than a closet. You’ll want a center island to fold and arrange clothing, a makeup table for the lady of the house and plenty of shelving options.”

“Walk-in-closets have become a huge design feature in recent times, and clients like their walk-in-closets to feel luxurious,” adds Carla Phillips, an interior decorator based in Melbourne, Australia.  “Natural light and high-end finishes such as woodgrain are important to clients.” Plush textures like velvet and fur are also popular.

Introduce a taste of luxury into your home with high-end finishes and plenty of light. Image: Closet Factory

Seating options and an elevated mirror area give the illusion of a true boutique. Image: Jordan Rosenberg Architects & Associates

Keep storage and organization in mind

Organization is key when it comes to any closet space, and walk-in closets are no exception. Nicola Croughan, an interior stylist at Blinds Direct in the UK, tells Freshome that one trend is for clothes to be divided by color or use. “Place out-of-season clothing higher up, or pack it away.” In addition, she recommends using storage boxes and labeling them or placing photos in the front for identification. However, her most important advice for keeping your closet aesthetically pleasing is to regularly declutter. “When adding new items, try to remove something else and send it to charity.”

Make sure to include room for a hamper in your new dream closet, advises Marty Basher, home organization expert for Modular Closets. “It’s one of those details people often forget about when taking stock of their storage needs — but keeping a hamper in the closet not only can help save you trips to the laundry room, it can keep your new space looking tidy.”

These shoe closets rival the shoe department in your favorite department store – except you know that everything is in your size. Image: Wendy Scott Closet Design

Organize your closet by color, season or frequency of use. Image: California Closets

Choose the right lighting

Lights are an important part of the design process. “Closets will benefit from a ceiling flush mount or semi-flush mount, but also consider track lighting systems that allow you to aim light where it is needed most,” advises Jeff Emmerson, a Lamps Plus lighting expert. But the “Star Wars” lightsaber effect — that’s just a neat bonus.

Add some glam with interior cabinet lighting. Image: Alvarez Homes

Chandeliers brighten up a space otherwise darkened by black finishes. Image: Jordan Rosenberg Architects & Associates

Show off your personal touches

“Designwise, we’re seeing people opt for open concept rather than keeping things closed off by doors,” says Phillips. “We spend a lot of money on our possessions; why shouldn’t we show them off?” She adds that the need for personalization is also driving the trend of glamorous walk-in closets. “People are installing chandeliers, televisions and other features to showcase their style in a space designed specifically for them.”

The glamorous chandelier and designer artwork are just some of the features that make this space aesthetically pleasing. Image: Reaume Construction and Design

A walk-in closet with outdoor views is a daring way to create a unique space. Image: Poliform Australia

Are you ready to create your own glamorous clothing retreat? Did any of the walk-in closets above inspire you? Tell us all about it below.

The post Walk-In Closets to Die For appeared first on Freshome.com.

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Walk-In Closets to Die For

It’s no secret that walk-in closets are one of the most valued home features. However, you may be surprised at the lengths we’ll go to for storage space. The State of Stuff in America, a new survey by MakeSpace, polled over 1,000 men and women and found the following:

50% claim they would be willing to be celibate for six months in order to have more closet space

Almost 20% said they would take a pay cut for six months in order to have more closet space

51% of all men surveyed said they would be open to gaining 10 pounds for six months in order to have more closet space

So, when people are able to create their own walk-in closets, it should come as no surprise that these rooms are over-the-top fabulous and often the most glamorous room in the house. Looking for some ideas of your own? Check out the walk-in closets below and get expert tips on how to create the closet of your dreams.

Emulate the luxury and functionality of a boutique

“Creating the right type of walk-in closet can be a clincher when it comes time to sell, because a huge, well-organized walk-in closet is a luxurious extra,” says Jonathan Self, a real estate broker for Center Coast Realty in Chicago, IL. “If you have the square footage, make the closet look more like a boutique showroom than a closet. You’ll want a center island to fold and arrange clothing, a makeup table for the lady of the house and plenty of shelving options.”

“Walk-in-closets have become a huge design feature in recent times, and clients like their walk-in-closets to feel luxurious,” adds Carla Phillips, an interior decorator based in Melbourne, Australia.  “Natural light and high-end finishes such as woodgrain are important to clients.” Plush textures like velvet and fur are also popular.

Introduce a taste of luxury into your home with high-end finishes and plenty of light. Image: Closet Factory

Seating options and an elevated mirror area give the illusion of a true boutique. Image: Jordan Rosenberg Architects & Associates

Keep storage and organization in mind

Organization is key when it comes to any closet space, and walk-in closets are no exception. Nicola Croughan, an interior stylist at Blinds Direct in the UK, tells Freshome that one trend is for clothes to be divided by color or use. “Place out-of-season clothing higher up, or pack it away.” In addition, she recommends using storage boxes and labeling them or placing photos in the front for identification. However, her most important advice for keeping your closet aesthetically pleasing is to regularly declutter. “When adding new items, try to remove something else and send it to charity.”

Make sure to include room for a hamper in your new dream closet, advises Marty Basher, home organization expert for Modular Closets. “It’s one of those details people often forget about when taking stock of their storage needs — but keeping a hamper in the closet not only can help save you trips to the laundry room, it can keep your new space looking tidy.”

These shoe closets rival the shoe department in your favorite department store – except you know that everything is in your size. Image: Wendy Scott Closet Design

Organize your closet by color, season or frequency of use. Image: California Closets

Choose the right lighting

Lights are an important part of the design process. “Closets will benefit from a ceiling flush mount or semi-flush mount, but also consider track lighting systems that allow you to aim light where it is needed most,” advises Jeff Emmerson, a Lamps Plus lighting expert. But the “Star Wars” lightsaber effect — that’s just a neat bonus.

Add some glam with interior cabinet lighting. Image: Alvarez Homes

Chandeliers brighten up a space otherwise darkened by black finishes. Image: Jordan Rosenberg Architects & Associates

Show off your personal touches

“Designwise, we’re seeing people opt for open concept rather than keeping things closed off by doors,” says Phillips. “We spend a lot of money on our possessions; why shouldn’t we show them off?” She adds that the need for personalization is also driving the trend of glamorous walk-in closets. “People are installing chandeliers, televisions and other features to showcase their style in a space designed specifically for them.”

The glamorous chandelier and designer artwork are just some of the features that make this space aesthetically pleasing. Image: Reaume Construction and Design

A walk-in closet with outdoor views is a daring way to create a unique space. Image: Poliform Australia

Are you ready to create your own glamorous clothing retreat? Did any of the walk-in closets above inspire you? Tell us all about it below.

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It’s no secret that walk-in closets are one of the most valued home features. However, you may be surprised at the lengths we’ll go to for storage space. The State of Stuff in America, a new survey by MakeSpace, polled over 1,000 men and women and found the following:

50% claim they would be willing to be celibate for six months in order to have more closet space

Almost 20% said they would take a pay cut for six months in order to have more closet space

51% of all men surveyed said they would be open to gaining 10 pounds for six months in order to have more closet space

So, when people are able to create their own walk-in closets, it should come as no surprise that these rooms are over-the-top fabulous and often the most glamorous room in the house. Looking for some ideas of your own? Check out the walk-in closets below and get expert tips on how to create the closet of your dreams.

Emulate the luxury and functionality of a boutique

“Creating the right type of walk-in closet can be a clincher when it comes time to sell, because a huge, well-organized walk-in closet is a luxurious extra,” says Jonathan Self, a real estate broker for Center Coast Realty in Chicago, IL. “If you have the square footage, make the closet look more like a boutique showroom than a closet. You’ll want a center island to fold and arrange clothing, a makeup table for the lady of the house and plenty of shelving options.”

“Walk-in-closets have become a huge design feature in recent times, and clients like their walk-in-closets to feel luxurious,” adds Carla Phillips, an interior decorator based in Melbourne, Australia.  “Natural light and high-end finishes such as woodgrain are important to clients.” Plush textures like velvet and fur are also popular.

Introduce a taste of luxury into your home with high-end finishes and plenty of light. Image: Closet Factory

Seating options and an elevated mirror area give the illusion of a true boutique. Image: Jordan Rosenberg Architects & Associates

Keep storage and organization in mind

Organization is key when it comes to any closet space, and walk-in closets are no exception. Nicola Croughan, an interior stylist at Blinds Direct in the UK, tells Freshome that one trend is for clothes to be divided by color or use. “Place out-of-season clothing higher up, or pack it away.” In addition, she recommends using storage boxes and labeling them or placing photos in the front for identification. However, her most important advice for keeping your closet aesthetically pleasing is to regularly declutter. “When adding new items, try to remove something else and send it to charity.”

Make sure to include room for a hamper in your new dream closet, advises Marty Basher, home organization expert for Modular Closets. “It’s one of those details people often forget about when taking stock of their storage needs — but keeping a hamper in the closet not only can help save you trips to the laundry room, it can keep your new space looking tidy.”

These shoe closets rival the shoe department in your favorite department store – except you know that everything is in your size. Image: Wendy Scott Closet Design

Organize your closet by color, season or frequency of use. Image: California Closets

Choose the right lighting

Lights are an important part of the design process. “Closets will benefit from a ceiling flush mount or semi-flush mount, but also consider track lighting systems that allow you to aim light where it is needed most,” advises Jeff Emmerson, a Lamps Plus lighting expert. But the “Star Wars” lightsaber effect — that’s just a neat bonus.

Add some glam with interior cabinet lighting. Image: Alvarez Homes

Chandeliers brighten up a space otherwise darkened by black finishes. Image: Jordan Rosenberg Architects & Associates

Show off your personal touches

“Designwise, we’re seeing people opt for open concept rather than keeping things closed off by doors,” says Phillips. “We spend a lot of money on our possessions; why shouldn’t we show them off?” She adds that the need for personalization is also driving the trend of glamorous walk-in closets. “People are installing chandeliers, televisions and other features to showcase their style in a space designed specifically for them.”

The glamorous chandelier and designer artwork are just some of the features that make this space aesthetically pleasing. Image: Reaume Construction and Design

A walk-in closet with outdoor views is a daring way to create a unique space. Image: Poliform Australia

Are you ready to create your own glamorous clothing retreat? Did any of the walk-in closets above inspire you? Tell us all about it below.

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