Clean & Simple

House and Home

This is so lovely and simple. And it has all my favorite elements of a great walk in closet: an island of drawers, flowers, and color organization. The chandeliers add such a sophisticated touch. Every time I see a new closet, I just want to go shopping and reorganize my own. 

Jenna Lyons

[Melanie Acevedo via Flor.com]

Although, I do not know who this closet belongs to, it is easily one of my favorites. It could pass for a lovely minimalist sitting room with a fireplace and great shelving for books. But instead, it transforms into a heavenly dressing room where the shoes replace books. Love it, love it, love it!

Edit: Thanks Jamie, for letting me know that this is another part of Jenna Lyon's closet. Check out some more pics from an earlier entry here.

Aslaug Magnusdottir

The Coveteur

I just can't get enough of my favorite website of the moment, The Coveteur. This closet belongs to Aslaug Magnusdottir, the CEO of Moda Operandi. I'm a sucker for any closet featuring sequins :) Check out more of her closet here.

Loree Rodkins

Elle Decor

Jeweler Loree Rodkin's closet just screams sophistication and elegance. Her boot collection alone seems incredible. 

Tracy Taylor

The Coveteur

Tracy Taylor, US editor, of net-a-porter.com has an awesome organized closet. I certainly agree that closets should be organized by style, type, and color. Oh, and how I long to attach polaroids to my shoe boxes that house my YSL's and Louboutins. Check out more of her awesome pieces here.

Olivia Palermo

(via NY Post)

This girl is just so stylish! So I'm not surprised her closet is amazing. She converted her office in her apartment into this beautiful fashion sanctuary. Gotta love the zebra rug! I can only imagine the incredible accessories she has stored in there. 

Jewelry

My mom found this jewelry display for me at Costco of all places. I figured now would be a good time to share some of my own pieces. I love accessories and jewelry, however, I rarely buy any for myself. Its a mix of not being able to wear them to work/not finding it practical when I can just buy another handbag instead ;). Most of my collection are pieces that I have been gifted or have kept for sentimental reasons. 

My father bought me this teapot at an antique shop when we were shopping together one day. My family drinks tea 3+ times a day so it seemed quite appropriate. 

I purchased this little handmade necklace from a man working from his truck outside of Pebble Beach outside of Monterey. Its made out of a beautiful tiny piece of sea glass. 

I love this ring even though it is so big I can only wear it on my thumb. The turquoise and gold together are one of my favorite combinations.