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"23 Dressing Rooms That Are Sure to Inspire a Closet Makeover\nThese over-the-top closets and dressing rooms are filled with ideas for a fashionable renovation\nAt the San Francisco home of art collectors Norah and Norman Stone, Norah\u2019s dressing room\u2014decked out in mirrors and silver wallpaper\u2014is all original; the light fixture is Venetian glass.\nThe walls of Fiona Kotur\u2019s Hong Kong dressing room are sheathed in panels of hand-painted silk from a Shanghai workshop the accessories designer discovered during her travels; the ottoman is upholstered in a Lee Jofa velvet. The shelves hold a selection of handbags by Kotur.\nAt the Hudson Valley getaway of lighting designer Christopher Spitzmiller and decorator Sam Allen, Jonathan Parisen designed the cabinetry in the master suite\u2019s dressing room, which is illuminated by a bell-jar lantern from Lumiere.\nHunter Douglas blinds shield a window in the master suite\u2019s dressing room at the Nashville, Tennessee, home of designer Ray Booth and TV executive John Shea; the ceiling pendant and the Thomas O\u2019Brien\u2013designed lamps are from Circa Lighting.\nIn a Manhattan penthouse by MR Architecture + Decor, the meticulously organized closet is crafted of marine-grade plywood.\nIn a Manhattan apartment by Michael S. Smith and Peter Pennoyer Architects, the walk-in closet features custom-made shelving.\nThe dressing room in the S\u00E3o Paulo home of architect and interior designer Sig Bergamin and his partner, architect Murilo Lomas.\nAn antique French chandelier hangs in the closet of a New Orleans house by Lee Ledbetter.\nIn a London home decorated by Francis Sultana, the master bedroom\u2019s closet, customized by Sultana, has palladium-leaf doors; the carpet is by Fort Street Studio.\nThe master closet in a Beverly Hills home by Waldo Fernandez.\nFarrow &amp;amp; Ball\u2019s Rectory Red brightens the closet in designers Richard Lambertson and John Truex\u2019s New York apartment; the 19th-century French apothecary cabinet was found in London.\nThe dressing room in a Florida home decorated by Furze Bard + Assoc. features an Ochre chandelier, a Boo Ritson photograph, and a Porta Romana sconce.\nIn the husband\u2019s dressing room of a London mansion decorated by Haynes-Roberts, a 1950s Barovier &amp;amp; Toso chandelier complements a \u201930s overmantel mirror; the custom-made packing table features nickel pulls and backplates by H. Theophile, and the silk carpet is by Beauvais.\nAt event designer and decorator Ken Fulk\u2019s San Francisco home, the walk-in closet\u2014formerly a guest room\u2014features vintage shoe-display cabinets from London.\nIn architect Dax Miller and designer Alexandra Von Furstenberg\u2019s Los Angeles home, which Miller renovated, Von Furstenberg\u2019s closet features lacquer cabinetry accented with glass, white leather, and chrome; the Milo Baughman chair is upholstered in a Romo velvet.\nWhen you\u2019re a globe-trotting Christian Dior P.R. executive, you have a shoe collection to prove it\u2014the dressing room in Mathilde Favier-Meyer\u2019s Paris apartment contains more than 400 pairs.\nIn the art-filled Colombia apartment of handbag designer Nancy Gonzalez, French designer Jean-Louis Deniot installed floor-to-ceiling shelving to store her extensive collection of shoes.\nIn a high-octane Los Angeles home designed by Kelly Wearstler, the wife\u2019s dressing room is lined in gold-leafed wood paneling inset with antiqued mirrors and trimmed with antiqued brass.\nInterior designer Ray Booth created a serene dressing area in the Nashville, Tennessee, home of philanthropists Jennifer and Billy Frist features light fixtures by Charles Edwards.\nA handblown glass chandelier by jGoodDesign accents a dressing area in the Manhattan home of businessman Michael Hirtenstein and his wife, Christina. The island is made of rosewood and leather, and the shelves and closets are backed with gold mirror.\nIn the 19th-century Brooklyn brownstone of jewelry designer Ippolita Rostagno, a gut renovation of the third story made way for the landing\u2019s expanse of closets.\nCrisp white cabinetry lines the walls of the master suite\u2019s dressing area in the Beverly Hills home of retail executives Dave DeMattei and Patrick Wade.\nThe dressing room in Nate Berkus\u2019s New York apartment features a custom-made tufted ottoman covered in a Clarence House velvet; the carpeting is by Stark."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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