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REACH-IN CLOSETS often get a bad reputation for being ineffective for storing our clothes, but that’s not the final verdict on these closets.

From one-rod-and-shelf closets to sliding doors that block accessibility, it’s true that many reach-in closets aren’t very efficient. However, with intentional design, they can be transformed to maximize storage space that meet your specific needs.

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Are hanging clothes a preference? Do you need more shelving for shoes or folded items? Elements like hanging rods, adjustable shelves, custom drawer sizes, and accessories combine to create the perfect system for you to manage every part of your wardrobe.

Double Your Hanging Space

With designated hanging spaces for long and short items, you can fit more in your closet in less space. Multiple hanging rods can create one section for long items like dresses, with other tiered rods that stack two up for hanging shorter items like blouses and pants. Gone is the one long rod that wastes storage space.

Eliminate Clutter with Drawers

Drawers are the secret weapon to eliminate constant clutter in a small closet. Drawers can store items that are small and easily misplaced, such as jewelry, socks, or underwear. Closet design options include drawers of varying depths. Deeper drawers can hold stacks of folded items. Shallow drawers are ideal for lingerie, belts, scarves, and other accessories. Specialty drawers like velvet-lined jewelry drawers protect and organize all your bling.

See the Shoes

Tired of playing hide-and-seek with your shoes that are always hiding on the floor? Dedicated, adjustable shelving displays shoes that are easily accessible. Since the shelves are adjustable, you can move them to fit any size shoe, even boots. If your clothes demand the entire closet, turn a bookcase, armoire, or cabinet into shoe storage in the bedroom or use under-bed storage.

Doors or No Doors

Who says a closet has to have a door? Sometimes removing the door for an open view may enhance accessibility, as well as create a modern, minimalist vibe. Other options could be a fabric curtain on a decorative rod, go boho with beads, or a barn-style door that slides to cover the opening. One advantage to a solid door that swings out is you can add storage to the inside of the door with decorative hooks. A full-length mirror also fits beautifully on a door so you can check that you always look as good as your new closet.

With The Tailored Closet, you can have your perfect reach-in closet with efficient storage solutions. Tailored Closet’s wide range of colors, finishes, and decorative hardware ensure you’ll have exactly the look you want because it’s tailored to your life.

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BOAT BREW & BARK celebrates the outdoor adventurer, the dog lover, the craft beer enthusiast, and the local and the tourist looking to discover a secret in Knoxville’s urban wilderness. This annual event has become popular with visitors and locals alike - after all, Knoxville is a bike, boat, brew, and bark friendly city!

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It’s a place where you can ride your bike, bring your dog, and explore Knoxville in a new way on this special day! Then live it, experience it, and continue to explore it all year long! We’ll show you how at Knoxville Adventure Collective on the Tennessee River.

The day will be filled with many activities that appeal to all ages and activity levels. For more information and a complete schedule of events, go to VisitKnoxville.com/ Bike-Boat-Brew-Bark.

2023 Bike Boat Brew & Bark Activities:

Guided Walks with local experts along Volunteer Landing, Morningside Park, and Downtown

Knoxville Adventure Collective E-Bike Tours at World’s Fair Park, Market Square and UT Gardens

Slow Bike Rides to Local Breweries - Elst, Crafty Bastard, Printshop and Albright

Guided Urban Bike Rides to Suttree Landing Park and UT Gardens

Stand Up Paddleboarding and Kayaking with Instructors

Beer & Burgers with Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse

Pontoon Boat Rides to Suttree Landing Park & Freedon Boat Club Boat Rides

Open Session Yoga Classes (every 15 min)

Free Admission to Local Attractions:

James White’s Fort, Blount Mansion, and Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame

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