25 Closet Door Ideas for Every Design Style Conceal clutter without straying from your design aesthetic with these clever closet solutions. By Mary Cornetta Mary Cornetta Mary Cornetta has been in the professional organizing industry for over 5 years. She knew she had a passion for decluttering and organization upon graduating Marist College in 2007, however, pursued it as a hobby instead of a career. All of that changed when Mary founded Sort and Sweet Inc on Long Island in 2017. Since then, she has worked hands-on and virtually with hundreds of clients to clear their clutter and create functional systems in their homes and offices. Mary runs the Sort and Sweet social media accounts, creating content and writing captions with organizing tips and inspiration for more than 12,000 followers. Recently relocated to Savannah, she continues to own and operate the business with the help of a talented team. Mary has been a weekly contributing writer for House Digest and has been interviewed as an expert by Martha Stewart Living, Real Simple, and Health magazines. She is the owner of the blog, Organized Overall, in which she details how she creates organization in her home. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Updated on July 26, 2024 Close Credit: Marty Baldwin Closets are a necessary home storage component, but their bulky doors can be hard to work around when styling a room. The good news is that traditional doors aren't the only solution. We're sharing our best creative closet door ideas to help you add style and function to your space. Whether it's a bedroom closet or a kitchen pantry, don't be afraid to embrace non-traditional options while keeping your things organized and out of sight. From bathrooms to mudrooms and everything in between, take inspiration from these clever closet door ideas. Organize Your Wardrobe with the 3 Best Closet Systems We Tested 01 of 25 Glass Closet Doors Credit: PANICHGUL STUDIOS INC If a custom closet is something you're thinking about, consider including glass doors in lieu of open hanging or shelf space. This addition will give your closet a luxe look and keep your favorite wardrobe pieces in their best condition. 02 of 25 Custom Cabinetry Credit: Paul Dyer An armoire can be converted into a statement-making closet with the addition of a triangle trim. Adjacent to the shiplap walls and beaded-board ceiling, it stands out rather than blending in with the rest of the bedroom. 30 Repurposed Armoire Ideas to Immediately Upgrade Your Storage 03 of 25 Home Office Closet Credit: David A. Land No one will suspect a work-from-home space lies just beyond this closet. Create your own "cloffice" and camouflage it behind bifold doors complete with Shaker-style molding and ornate knobs. 8 Best Office Paint Colors for Your Work-from-Home Space 04 of 25 Painted Closet Doors Credit: Stacey Brandford A classy black and white bathroom gets an unexpected detail by way of antique doors. Here, a set of repurposed doors, complete with arched window panes and a coat of green paint, have been converted into sliding barn doors as a focal point of the space. How to Paint an Interior Door 05 of 25 Mix and Match Credit: John Bessler Keep things interesting in the bedroom by blending two different types of closet doors. A light gray barn door concealing the clothing closet and a standard white shuttered door that leads into a hideaway office complement each other well. 06 of 25 Kitchen Pantry Doors Credit: John Granen An impressive walk-in pantry should have equally impressive doors. The unique cutout design found on these closet door panels is more creative than anything you might cook up in the kitchen. 07 of 25 Pink Closet Doors Credit: Marty Baldwin Whether you're embracing the millennial pink trend or jumping on board with Barbiecore, you can't go wrong with a pop of bright pink. Painting your bedroom closet doors in this happy hue is bound to put a smile on your face each time you get dressed. The Best Pink Paint Colors, from Mauve to Coral 08 of 25 Mirrored Closet Doors Credit: KIM CORNELISON Instead of traditional glass, opt for mirrors outside your coat closet doors. Not only is it a stunning sight for guests when they enter your home, but you can easily check your reflection in a full-length mirror one last time before heading out of the house. Entryway and Mudroom Decorating and Design Ideas 09 of 25 Concealed Coffee Station Credit: Brie Williams Indulge in a slow morning routine by brewing your hot drink of choice in your at-home coffee bar. When you're finished, close up shop by keeping the coffee station tucked behind a pair of understated, yet classic, closet doors. 10 of 25 Blue Closet Doors Credit: Kritsada Panichgul The kids might actually want to do their homework in this closet-turned-study space. To get the look, paint barn doors a vibrant shade of blue to coordinate with the blue and white patterned wallpaper that’s revealed when they’re open. We Tested 30 of the Best Wallpapers in 2025—These 12 Were the Most Durable and Easiest to Apply 11 of 25 Functional Closet Zones Credit: Julie Soefer Keeping household zones, such as the laundry room and pantry, behind closet doors is one way to keep things contained and tidy. If you’re outgrowing the storage space, consider adding storage inside the doors as well, such as these mounted racks for overflow pantry goods. 25 Pantry Door Ideas for a Standout Kitchen Feature 12 of 25 Open Concept Storage Credit: Anthony-Masterson Considering how beautiful the adjacent bathroom French doors are, it’s appropriate to keep the closet space understated. Instead of installing another set of doors, a singular T rod lets your favorite outfit serve as the visual entrance. 13 of 25 Sliding Barn Door Credit: Kimberly Gavin For a large open-concept closet, consider installing a barn door to gain some partial privacy. When you’re getting dressed or want to hide clutter out of sight, simply slide the closet door to one side or the other. 14 of 25 Custom Closet Trim Credit: Shaun Sullivan A wall of closets in a formal living room doesn’t have to look stuffy. Give the doors some subtle personality with uniform trim in the shape of an X within squares. Gorgeous Wainscoting Ideas for Every Room 15 of 25 Built-In Closets Credit: KIM CORNELISON A built-in closet next to your bed deserves some extra attention when it comes to design. Opt for a combination of closet doors, drawers, and flip-lift cabinets to keep the design interesting while providing functional storage space. 25 Bedroom Storage Ideas for a More Organized Sleeping Space 16 of 25 Classic Closet Doors Credit: Victoria Pearson A colorful bedroom scheme is balanced with all-white closet doors that line a full wall. They’re given a bit of character with black iron handles and hinges, including corners that are made to look like brackets to frame them. What Colors Go with Purple? How to Use the Hue in Your Space 17 of 25 Concealing with Cane Credit: Robert Brinson Cane furniture is a popular choice right now because of its low maintenance and sustainability. Consider using it in your closets by opting for cane-covered doors, adding airiness to any room. The Best Better Homes & Gardens Furniture for Nearly Every Room in Your House 18 of 25 Add Unique Trim Credit: John Merkl Give your bedroom a luxe look—and protect your cherished clothing and accessories—by adding geometric paneled doors with satin nickel knobs to the outside of the wardrobe closet. 19 of 25 Creative Closet Doors Credit: Jessica Klewicki Glynn Invite a cute coworker to keep you company while working at this craft station. This sewing room closet has a small cutout in the shape of a cat so your furry friends can come and go as they please. 20 of 25 Laundry Room Doors Credit: Werner Straube Photography Romanticize the task of laundry by incorporating statement doors leading into the room. Oversized double rustic barn doors are striking to see and simultaneously hide away the chores on days off. 6 Genius Laundry Room Door Ideas to Update Your Functional Space 21 of 25 Tuck Toiletries Away Credit: Jessica Klewicki Glynn Avoid countertop clutter by organizing products in the bathroom closet. A sliding pocket door keeps toiletries, and even a hamper for towels or clothes, out of sight but still accessible. 35 Smart Bathroom Storage Ideas to Organize Your Space 22 of 25 Neutral Closet Doors Credit: Laura Moss Photography This nature-inspired bedroom gets a luxe flair from the four-poster bed and oversized branch sculpture in the corner. Ordinary off-white double closet doors tone down the space and help break up the eclectic wallpaper, so it doesn't overwhelm the room. 52 Wallpaper Ideas for Every Room and Style 23 of 25 Simple Shiplap Credit: Anthony-Masterson Coastal cowgirl style is one of the most popular home decor trends right now. It’s casual in nature, so if you’re embracing it, keep your space simple. Shiplap running along the walls and continuing across the closet doors will create the seamless look you’re aiming for. 24 of 25 Ventilated Closet Doors Credit: Ed Gohlich This beachside bungalow evokes a feeling of airy relaxation. The bedroom incorporates the same element with cheerfully bright walls and ventilated closet doors. This bypassing louver style allows air to flow inside the closet, even when the doors are shut. 34 Coastal Bedroom Ideas to Inspire Your Next Room Refresh 25 of 25 Closet Curtains Credit: Jay Wilde When you don't have space or budget for fancy closet doors, a pair of curtains works just as well. Hang a set of curtains in front of a recessed closet space to cover up visual clutter and add color or pattern to the space. Frequently Asked Questions What is the best type of door for a closet? Hinged closet doors are often the most used because of their simplicity and how practical they are. A hinged swing door, usually attached or "hinged" to a door frame, is budget-friendly and easy to install, making it the best option for beginners, or if you're looking for a popular option that does the job without breaking the bank. Are bifold doors going out of fashion? Not exactly. Bifold doors are practically the epitome of a closet door—their price is usually lower and it's more durable over time. It's a classic for a reason, though many people prefer slimmer, modern options for their closets. Learn More: How to Repair Bifold and Sliding Doors The 10 Best Door Stops Our Editors Love Explore more: Home Improvement Ideas Doors Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit