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Hi, Lara says, "Closets are the Number One thing clients want in their new digs."
Just what BMR, Ltd tries to provide in their buildings. Through my dioramas.
Lara (BMR's niece) has the most career goals of my dolls. She manages the Chicago office of BMR Ltd., an investment/realestate company that manages properties and remodels old 'Mattel' properties.
Here is the townhouse that Ken and Barbie bought after BMR bought as townhouse and redesigned as a expanded Townhouse. Of course there is lots of storage and closets. The green bedroom is Dr. Ken and Barbie's bedroom and closet/office.
Here is the wood cutlery box....painted white, yes, it fits perfect. This area was actually an outdoor patio with a hot tub. But offices and closets are a must for today's working parents.,
Poles added and storage bins, perfect for 2...and a little bench for reaching the high up bins.
Chelsea's closet is one of the oldest pieces I have, it has been used by everyone. It fits very well in her small room, which is adjacent to a sitting room on the second floor. Again, small bins are used for small items.
Just enough room for a bed, wardrobe closet, table and folding wall!
The single ladies' townhouse is quite packed...storage is at a premium, with 4 or sometimes 5 gals. A handy cube storage is at the door, and the stairway to the left of that may become a coat closet. I have two town houses stuck together here with one new floor on the down stairs level.
This is another doll wardrobe...short but workabel, it's been painted and of course containers for shoes. 4 Gals sharing a large bedroom is a puzzle.
It's tight, but with one bathroom, the other is used for a closet, LOL, basically out-of-sight for photos, so they have enough room.
The basic 'first' doll closet is to use a shoebox, or a photo box and put a pole in it....and you have a nice deep closet. This was the guys' apartment in the old HFIM house.
A built in drawer and it held a lot of clothes.
Of course bunkbeds are great when you are single, young with college debts and starter jobs. 4 guys shared this level in a huge double bunkbeds.
Chris and Rob's Victorian Mansion.
This was another one that was disrupted in the basement mess, but here it is put back together. Chris and Rob got a redone bedroom. Their closet is also a cutlery box, but translucent plastic. Perfect for their more modern aesthetic.
All I had to do was add poles which I painted silver, and small containers for shoes, and jeans below. Great use of space in a small room. There is also under-bed storage also.
Below the twins' bedroom in the V Mansion.
Here is the closet for the 'twins', Scooter and Skipper.
Bunkbeds are perfect, and they have a desk area.
This was a wood cutlery box, sawed in half to just fit under the eaves of the Victorian Mansion.
Poles were added and small plastic colored totes for shoes, etc.
What is the only purchsed closet, my $10.00 find at a thrift store.
Can you imagine, even the ribbons were in this...I need to wash them, but it' is immaculate, except for the smallest scratch on the brass plate...I had wanted to use this for BMR...but it is so huge...maybe someday.
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