What He Wanted
Hall closets somehow often lend themselves to becoming unorganized catchalls for everything from off-season wares to cleaning supplies and, of course, tote bags galore. Such was the unfortunate case for domino’s contributing Style Editor Benjamin Reynaert whose New York City apartment — while exceptionally well-appointed — also included an exceptionally overstuffed front hall closet.
Over the years, the tiny 2-by-3-foot space had become a hodgepodge repository for random housewares, styling props, coats, and everything in between.
To regain order and make the most of the space, Ben tapped California Closets New York’s Debra Russo for her expertise.
It was a standard closet with one shelf and a rail — and stuff was just smushed in there.
Ben Reynaert