GarmentCare Guide 
A child's closet works better when storage reflects the way clothing is handled. House Beautiful's examples include pull-out cubbies for garments that are awkward to hang and a separate freestanding rack for dress-up clothes. These arrangements give different kinds of clothing an obvious destination instead of forcing everything onto one rail.
The same collection shows how vertical built-ins and an extra upper shelf can use otherwise empty space. Keep the choice practical: accessible compartments support everyday use, while baskets higher up can hold less frequently needed belongings. Coordinating similar items also makes a crowded collection easier to scan.
