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Looking to tackle your baby's nursery closet? Whether you're planning a major nursery closet makeover or a simple DIY baby closet makeover, you've come to the right place! Today we are looking at 6 nursery closet makeovers that are beautiful and functional.
We've brought you six incredible nursery closet transformations to inspire you to think creatively to get the most out of your baby's closet. As you can see from these closet makeovers, you can maximize closet storage and organization without spending a lot of money and time.
So get inspired by these nursery closet makeovers and never worry about drowning in a sea of miniature socks or tiny onesies ever again!
6 STYLISH NURSERY CLOSET MAKEOVERS THAT INCREASE STORAGE AND ORGANIZATION
1. NURSERY CLOSET MAKEOVER WITH DIY NURSERY CLOSET SHELVING
Cait wanted to make the nursery closet in her new home more functional. This was how the nursery closet looked before they started working on it.
Cait and her husband followed Ana White's plans and built shelving to fit the nursery closet. They added details and painted the shelves, as well as the walls in the baby's nursery closet.
Wow! This is the finished nursery closet. Cait did a fantastic job styling and organizing the closet as well.
This small nursery closet makeover proves that you don't really need a large closet to make a big impact. With careful planning and designing, you can maximize space in a small closet. To follow Cait's nursery closet makeover, head over to her blog.
2.NURSERY CLOSET MAKEOVER FOR $100
Kelly wanted a nursery closet that was customized to their needs. This was the nursery closet when she started on the project.
They worked on the closet makeover and installed custom shelving to increase storage. They also painted the nursery closet.
Kelly organized and styled the closet to perfection. And the best part? She only spent a grand total of just $100 dollars. Pretty amazing! Hop over to her blog to find out how she did it for $100.
3.NURSERY CLOSET MAKEOVER WITH PRETTY WALLPAPER
Elsie wanted to reconfigure her daughters nursery closet. She wanted to make better use of the space in the closet. And, this is what the nursery closet looked like before she worked her magic.
Elise repainted the existing shelving, brought in a dresser and added some additional shelving. She topped it off by using wallpaper and styled the closet masterfully.
This gorgeous nursery closet makeover created a space that is efficient for nursery organization and without spending a lot of money. Check out Elise's blog to read more about the makeover and how she was able to pull it all together.
4.REACH IN NURSERY CLOSET MAKEOVER
Melissa was tasked with bringing organization to the nursery closet. She drew up the plans on how best to add storage and maximize closet space.
Melissa added storage solutions to optimize the space in the nursery closet and organized the closet.
This makeover added so many storage solutions for organizing all of the things in the baby's closet yet involved zero construction. Head over to Melissa's blog is read more about the closet makeover.
5. IKEA KIDS CLOSET MAKEOVER
Chelsea had a blank slate to work with. Her kids closet needed storage and organizing solutions. She wanted to get the best bang for the buck and so tuned to IKEA. Why not?
Chelsea knew that she wanted to add the IKEA PAX closet organizer and started from there. She added extra shelving to maximize storage options and give it a more built in feel.
What an amazing kids closet transformation? And, the $300 she spent on this closet makeover was well worth the money, if you ask us. Read more about this closet makeover on Chelsea's blog.
6.WEEKEND DIY NURSERY CLOSET MAKEOVER
Gina wanted a nursery closet that had enough storage and a space that would grow with her son. It took Gina a weekend and about $100 to completely transform the baby's closet.
Gina replaced the flooring in the closet, added deep shelving and gave the closet a coat of fresh paint.
It's hard to believe that Gina was able to complete this baby closet transformation in a weekend. Now there's plenty of space in the closet to organize all of the baby's clothing. Read more abut the closet makeover on Gina's blog.
Looking at before and after photos of makeovers really lets us appreciate the dramatic transformations and perhaps even motivate to make change. So incorporate the ideas you got from these nursery closet makeovers and tackle the clutter in your baby's nursery closet.
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Last Updated on March 10, 2020 by Tira Attygalla
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