So deprived are New Yorkers of proper closets that pretty much any space that’s been outfitted with a hanging bar and a couple of built-in shelves is cause for delight, which is why a custom-designed walk-in wardrobe elicits such a thrill. Here are five spacious spaces we would snap up in a second:
Shoe designer Tamara Mellon once lived in this duplex penthouse at 3 East 95th Street (for rent at $60,000/month), which explains the sensational walk-in closet with enough space for many seasons’ worth of footwear.
In Park Slope, a restored Romanesque Revival townhouse at 838 Carroll Street (on the market for $12.75 million) includes a full-floor master suite with a custom walk-through dressing room connecting the bedroom and sitting room.
You get two enormous custom-fitted walk-in closets/dressing rooms for the price of one in the master suite of this five-story red brick townhouse at 16 East 69th Street (renting for $95,000/month).
Who needs a chest of drawers when you have a custom-designed TransFrom closet system, like the one in the master bedroom of this two-bedroom, two-bath loft at 114 Mercer Street (yours for $3.495 million).