Christie begins every walk-in closet consultation with a question most designers never think to ask: how do you actually use this room? Not how do you want it to look — how do you use it. What time do you get dressed? Do two people share the space? Does one person's wardrobe dwarf the other's? Ar

Christie begins every walk-in closet consultation with a question most designers never think to ask: how do you actually use this room? Not how do you want it to look — how do you use it. What time do you get dressed? Do two people share the space? Does one person's wardrobe dwarf the other's? Ar

Christie begins every walk-in closet consultation with a question most designers never think to ask: how do you actually use this room? Not how do you want it to look — how do you use it. What time do you get dressed? Do two people share the space? Does one person's wardrobe dwarf the other's? Ar