/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

Are self posts OK?

>>7868425
yes as long as they look organized

Where can I get kickass shelves like these?

Self post.
I have a thing for color organize everything...

>>7868644
Forgot picture....

>>7868686

>>7868687
kawaii wicker basket storage

>>7868690
something that anon posted in a previous room thread for shadow boxes for your bows

>>7868693

>>7868698
The generic color pushpins are ruining how cute this is.

Self posting my WIP "battle station".
Yes that's a MLP cup.
Yes my BB needs to be replaced.
Also, I know it's a shitty decoden job, but I like it. Not like I trying to sell it.

>>7868645
That is glorious. Did you make those all yourself?

>>7868693
This is a more practical way to store headbows especially if you have a bunch. Here's the tutorial. No sewing skills required.
http://baublesnbabbles.wordpress.com/2012/04/11/diy-headband-holder/

>>7868802
No, china is your friend anon.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/41-82pcs-Cheap-Hair-Bow-2-5-Boutique-Girls-Baby-Grosgrain-Ribbon-Alligator-Clip-/190952612037?pt=US_Baby_Accessories&var=490206072714&hash=item2c75a9a0c5

>>7868829
Anybody know where I can get something like this?

>>7868839
Looks like Pottery Barn, but you could possibly DIY it with those stackable closet organizers, and stick a mirror on the one open end. The rotating bottom; dunno how you'd do that. Square lazy Susan, perhaps? Lol

>>7868829
holy fucking shit I need these in my life

>>7868829
http://www.pbteen.com/products/display-it-storage-mirror/?cm_src=rel

that price tho. Gotta try to figure out how I can make these.

>>7868602
Modified Ikea.It's actually the answer to everything.

>>7868919
after I saw the price for those pottery barn shelves i went and looked at ikea shelves. Definitely buying Ikea shelves when I move into my new place.

>>7868829
http://countrydesignstyle.com/2013/08/29/revolving-bookcase/

It actually seems easy to make one of these with an ikea bookcase (pictured). Just slap a mirror on the back and add purse and jewelry hooks to the sides. All you have to buy is a base and a set of lazy susan bearings.

In my last flat I had a whole section of walls covered with hooks for all my necklaces.
In this new one, I don't feel comfortable putting holes in the wall, but all necklace holders are too short and I hate the brown cork push-pin thing.

Do what they did in the OP! you could use hooks instead of clips and easily decorate it in your fashion. Seems like it would be a cheap project.

Ok, seagulls, I recently got a vintage armoire like pic related, except the bottom half is drawers and there are two shelves on the top half.
I want to use the shelves for lolita head bows, accessories and stuff, but I am coming up blank as to how to orginize it all...I was thinking of getting a tired desert stand to place my jewelry on, but what else would look good?

>>7868645

But why do you have so many of the same bows?

>>7868690
Oh man. Loving this shabby chic goodness.

A little nauseating to watch because of it's on a handheld camera, but she has a lot of cute ideas for kawaii-fying a dorm room/small space

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XUeVPYZAl0

Part 2
http://youtu.be/gymo7Ff2zx8

>>7868802
No, china is your friend.

>>7869304
It's 2 of every color.

>>7869233
clear command hooks work nicely if you don't want to put holes in your wall. they're not ideal but they're alright

>>7868831
I'd love to do this with some replica fabric of dream or misty sky.

>>7869908

>It's 2 of every color.

So, it's part of an accessorizing strategy that you'll always have the right colours bows for any dress you put on....is that it? That's pretty neat.

Now I'm curious if you have other hair accessories and whether you organise them all by colour, or group by style first then by colour.

>>7869938
That's exactly my plan, anon.

Most of my accesorys are packed right now, Bought a new apartment and waiting for the painter to finish of. But yes. First by kind of accessory, then together with the ones of the same kind, then by color.

Take a picture of them wit the other bows. I'm a IW-accessory junky and have more on the way... I'm going to dress a board and have them on that later in the new apartment. will update with pictures then.

>>7868645
>>7869962
This reminds me of this thing I had as a kid that was for holding hair accessories.
It was a cute doll face with long yarn braids that you hung on the wall and you put the bows on the yarn braids. It was pretty cute

>>7869962
Dat filename lol
How many dresses do you have if you don't mind my asking?

To add to my other posts >>7869962 and >>7868645

I also always hang my dresses by color. This is a slightly non updated picture tho since the colored onece (the once that are not white/ivory/beige and black) have moved to a 50cm closet next to this.

I also have 6 little dipper underskirts in different colors on the way and 7 infanta under-dresses in different colors on the way. These will be getting a wardrobe on their own, hung by color and with other underskirts and Lolita-"underwear" stuff. Getting an apartment big enough that I can have a walk-in-closet is my best choice ever.

>>7869962

This is so beautiful. You make me want to go out and buy a set just so I can have one of these rainbows on my wall.

>>7869966
See >>7869967

That's all my dresses. I have ...some... and my wallet is crying.

>>7869969
Thank you! And you should.
There anon, go get them.
I bought 100 other wise you just get 50 and one of each kind.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/190952612037?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2648&var=490206072715&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

>>7869970
That is lovely! I'm unsure as to why you are getting so many of the same exact item in different colorways, but meh. Whatever floats your boat. I prefer to have items in different styles and such as I love the pretty details!

>>7869972
No I'm sorry... I bought 82 pieces

>>7869974
Thank you! It's actually a "bad" habit I have. When it comes to underskirts and under-dresses it's so I always would have something in the same color as the dresses, especally if the thing it self is cheepp. I usually like a print in more then 1 color as well so I often end up getting two if it's a reserve and if I stumble upon a dress I have and like in another colorway It happens that I sometimes buy it.

>>7869262
Shoes on bottom shelve. And maybe some hooks on the door to hang some dresses or scarfs, but make sure it doesn't ruin the wooden door.

>>7868726
You don't have to be so defensive, anon. It looks fine.

>>7869967
>dresses by color.
glad i'm not the only one who does this. most of my closet is organized by color, and if i can help it, style. i'm trying to do the same thing with the jewelry and head-bows so i'm not staring into an abyss of confusion.

>>7869974
different anon, but I collect my favorite items in different colourways and styles. I didn't think it was that weird?

>>7870207
If I had the money for it I'd have the same dress in a lot of styles. As it is, I usually just buy my accessories in bulk.

Slightly old picture, but here's half of my room.
The other half is pretty boring - just my single bed, my desk, and a bookshelf.

>>7870086
It's cgl, I'm covering all my bases.

>>7870223
Is that a closet or a seperate wardrobe you purchased? I wish my closet was separated like that.

>>7870223
Gah, you have loads of great stuff! By the way, I love your Creamy Mami figure! What do you do with your pettis?

>>7870706
Never understand the "hang my dress on the wall"-thing

>>7870736
Something pretty to look at; if you're going to spend $$$ on dresses, you might as well enjoy them as much as you can?

>>7870772
seriously, better than stuffing them in the closet only to be seen every once in awhile
these dresses are so expensive, they're pretty much works of art that should be seen

>>7870736
I agree with you anon. I can see the point of having them on the wall but I'd be more worried about dusting or sun fading if they weren't put away.

>>7870706
Man, this is really cute. I never got into the "hang shit on the wall" thing but now I kind of want to do it.

If i had room for it i'd hang the dresses i've been wanting or want to wear the upcoming days

>>7869962
>>7869967
are you autistic?

>>7868687
hhhnng the little couches. lol

>>7870826
Believe me, the sun can take a toll. I had a hat hung up on a peg for display once, it totally fucked up the color as to make it unwearable. I was pissed at myself. Every time I see girls with their dresses hung up everywhere in a room, I'm immediately convinced the person is moron.

>>7870103
>>7869967
I tried to do my dresses and skirts by colour, but there were too many to hang on a single bar. So I got cascading hangers. Still too many for a single bar (because of the weight, not the volume). So I put in a second bar for skirts and items with elastic straps/that need clip hangers to hang up (they're narrower). But because the number is uneven, the two bars are now sorted by colour by themselves, which results in a weird, staggering such that they don't ALL line up any more.

Moving soon and can't wait to get a bigger closet or a standing wardrobe with more space and sturdier bars.

>>7870736
I don't like the 'hang shit on the wall' method because then all the dresses get dusty, and I'm sure most of the girls that do it leave them there for months without cleaning them. In the closet they are safer from moisture too.

>>7869262
I have the exact same thing as you're describing, but use it for my cosplay stuff instead. I have a bunch of those cute stackable deco boxes and little fabric baskets to store stuff on the shelved half, but I usually have it closed up, so not a lot of cute organisation ideas really...
I like the dessert tray idea though

>>7868831
OMG this is PERFECT! I'm trying to organize my room and I've been looking for a way to organize my headbows for like a month. Thank you based anon.

>>7868425
unf your accessories. did you buy most of those laser cut necklaces on etsy/storeenvy?

>>7869262
>dresses on shelves
Pig disgusting.

>>7871349
....she never said anything about dresses on shelves? who in their right mind would do that anyways

>>7868602
all that mini burando

>>7870223
is that a roller door closet? if so whyd you take the doors out?

>>7871549
Not that anon, but if i had the option to take the doors off my closet i totally would, i like to look at my dresses. Sometimes i just open my closet door so i can look at them, it gives me great satisfaction.

>>7871549
Not the anon you're replying too. But the house I grew up in, all the rooms had those kinds of closet doors and I ended up taking off the doors. Always hated them, they were annoying, especially if they got off their track or got caught and wouldn't slide open all the way. Also thought they looked ugly.

>>7871342
Not fro the most part, sorry. The ones on the left are from AP and Automatic Honey, and the ones on the right, the donut ones are from Taobao, the purple moon is Automatic Honey, the pink bats are from Alice Doll, I think? And actually the pink crosses are from Mahou Kei on etsy. Hope this helps.

>>7871605
i think you mean starlight deco dreams instead of "mahou kei"? that's just the secondary title on etsy. 'starlight deco dreams' is the actual store name.

>>7869979
Living the dream anon

>>7870313
It's actually built in! It means it's super sturdy, but it really limits how I can arrange my room.

>>7870347
Thank you. The Creamy Mami fig actually broke off of her base (luckily she was only $20.) As for my pettis, they get put inside out, clipped to a hanger, and then hung on the back of my door.

>>7871549
I just took them off for the picture.

>>7871561
I love looking at my collection but the UV and dust levels are too high for me to safely keep them exposed.

>>7871145
No, but I often have difficulties choosing which I like the most and only stick to one. Also it's Prettier to hang them that way.

>>7870826
>>7871158

Take another look at >>7870706, the dresses are hung in the innermost corner of the room, and the photo itself is lit by artificial lighting. It's possible that sunlight doesn't reach that corner at all.

I keep BJDs in my room in the open, and before I even got into lolita I tinted all my bedroom windows to minimise their yellowing. At this rate it's fine to keep dresses hung up in my room, the wardrobe (which is walk-in and has one untinted window) probably gets more sunlight than my room.

I can't really speak for every other girl who hangs dresses up, though. There's probably a few who didn't think of the sun fading thing.

>>7870704
Here's a wider view of this one I'd saved, Anon!

I've always loved the idea of a dressform... they even make little ones for hanging jewelry.

Also
>pillows

>>7872011
Like jewelry busts but even cuter. Think of the cute fabric patterns you could use! (Though subtlety/solid colors would probably be better for display reasons...)

Personally, I'm always torn between wanting to space things out and make it look classy and accent each piece, versus having everything all in one space all close together so I can look at this big mass of cuteness... ;__;

Here's some more cute ideas based around the shadowbox concept - could work for bows too!

These would work nicely sans doors in a closet, but I also like the idea of displaying them out in the open like a piece of art. If you're going to do this with fabric bows or colored plastic, though, you may want to invest in UV glass or acrylic over them. Craft store frame shops like Michaels can just sell you pieces of it (and some will assemble, too, depending on the kind of box you have).

Some of the glazing can seem expensive depending on the type (non-glare, non-static, etc) but it's worth it, particularly if you have brand!!

>>7869233
Cover the cork in a pretty fabric. Voila! Utility without the ugly.

http://youtu.be/oKg-6s8xJlA
I liked her video on hair accessories, but she does talk A LOT. So skip to the last few minutes.

this thread was making me hate my lolita/craft room so I sat around trying to think of how I could maximize the space I had. I'm actually really glad I reorganized even though the room is a half-organized mess right now because I can see when it finishes that I'll have tons of extra space.

>>7871530

>>7871145
I like you anon

/r/ing any nicely organised cosplay work rooms?
pic related, say what you want about kamui, i do kinda like how her workspace is set up

>>7872617
>modifying brand
AAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGHHH

>>7874400
bitch it aint yours. stop crying

>>7874385
I can tell you both the table and the shelves came from Ikea, so there's that

I really like the magnetic makeup board idea and I want to try and use it with my craft room, not just my makeup.

>>7872154
she has so much indie brand yet looks so homely... If only she waxed her eyebrows and got a decent haircut, it would improve her looks /sage

Did Ikea ever make a 5x5 shelf instead of just a 4x4 one? I've seen larger ones that look like they came from ikea.

>>7876159
Yes, There is an 5X5 Expedit shelf from ikea. I have one at home. Unsure if they are still for sale though

>>7876224
>>7876159
Double checked it. Expedit isn't for sale any more. It's been changed to KALLAX and the biggest is 4x4, sorry

>>7868687
Whoa that is such a great idea. A pillow on the wall. What are the pins (I don't think they're tacks) used to attach the necklacs onto the pillow? Thanks

>>7870704
Neopets plushies!

I was planning on buying an ikea table for crafting when I moved but this idea is way better. Cheap book cases from Walmart and a door from Lowes.

>itt: borderline hoarding

>>7876458
when its all organized its not hoarding!

>>7876458
only when it's not organized anon is when you really need to take a step back and look at your life and your choices

A really cute DIY tutorial for jewelry and bracelet holders! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24IJPjgJH30

>>7876458
It's not hoarding if you know and use/appreciate what you have.

>>7876458
STAHP TRIGGERING ME

Any before and afters? I have an extremely tiny room and I hate just shoving my brand into a closet all sloppy like.

>>7874400
I thought that girl was related to one of the designers at Baby, and the dresses weren't actually modified, but made from scratch for the child?

my closet has a shelf in the middle where sometimes clothes drape over it, which is annoying when im storing stuff and some of it falls off.
mostly what i have is a couple of small boxes on it and thats it but i have no idea what to do with it. any ideas?

>>7876379
don't buy bookcases from walmart anon, they are a waste of money. Worst cheap as shit particle dust paper boards and godawful 'hidden' fittings that break as soon as you ply pressure.

>>7877642
Seconding this. Also if you actually put books on any of the repositionable shelves, the shelves bow very noticeably.

>>7877646
And they want so much for it. I'm lucky I only gave my 12 bucks to goodwill and not 60 to walmart to know just how shit they are.

>>7877545
shes wearing AP in the photo + theres AP on the dressform

>>7877642
>>7877646
That's just the pinterest suggestion. I'm going to paint and use my cheap ass target book cases which, while also particle board, can actually withstand some weight.

>>7876379
Would a hollow door be strong enough to support, say, a book case and a sewing machine or is that pushing it?

>>7869972
god bless you, this is the best idea ever

>>7877642
I must have lucked out because my cheap ass walmart bookshelf has lasted me over 5 years, and only one shelf is bowing ever so slightly.

>>7869908
>It's 2 of every color.
Anon I fucking love you

>>7876401
>mfw all dem pretty ponies

>>7868645
Hey I sorta do that too with my hair ribbons

>>7872018
How are those flowers and things hanging on top? Looks like a bracket.
Anyway you sound like me. Maybe we'll figure it out. I'm thinking of buying hat boxes in matching colours to the accessories and storing all that stuff in there, then stack.

>>7880436
>I'm thinking of buying hat boxes in matching colours to the accessories and storing all that stuff in there, then stack.
That's a cute idea anon! You could also buy one from a craft store and paint it or cover it with fabric or wall paper in a design you like. Or print your own images. Sounds like a job for mod podge.

>>7880426
I can tell you don't have cats

Anyone have pics of well-organized purses. I need a cute way to store mine but most of them are over the shoulder bags without hand straps...

>>7877594
Cut the shelf down/remove it?

Here's half my closet! My old apartment had a walk in so I had to get creative with storage.

I think I know what I'll do with my purses... I'm going to make a set of picture frame shelves like these to affix to the wall so I can put a purse on each one.

I'll find some really elegant frames for cheap at the flea market, get the home depot guys to cut me some thin board, drill and nail/screw the shelf to the frame, and paint it in an attractive color of my choice.

Since it's not like purses are heavy, this will probably work.

>>7869965
omg i have one of those! haha ive had it since i was a kid, never got rid of it.

>>7877668
Maybe it was a designer at AP then.
I just remember there being a story about some child getting lolita because a designer got them made for her.

>>7883616
Just get some right angle brackets and you should be fine for handbags

>>7877545
>>7883969
The mom buys AP dresses and then takes them apart and remakes them in child size

Does anyone use those slim velvet coat hangers?
I have wooden hangers for my dresses, but I figured something more slim-line will save me some space.
I'm just a little worried that the dye will rub onto my clothes.

>>7884135
I thought about this and you're right, it'll probably be easier with a simple corner bracket.

>>7884261
Mine have never stained anything, they're made with polyester so its not like the dye rubs off. If your worried, get white or beige ones

>>7884261
I work in a shop that uses those. I'd recommend getting some in cream/beige if you're super worried, but I've never had any dye rub off from the black ones.

Any pictures of stationary/ cute studen-ty desks?

I want to reorganise my desk and school stuff because its horribly messy.

>>7877436
oh god that poor gif someone put it out of its misery

>>7880818
Hehe, I do have a cat, but he's an outdoorsmen and not really interested in "playing" with my stuff anymore!

>>7885840
This one is cute

>>7886054
oh I like those suspended shelves. I think I need to ditch the book case on my desk for some of those.

I'm doing this for my bows atm.
Even though I probably need like 3 of them and only bought two frames from Ikea.

>>7888680
How much was that frame?

>>7888935
199 SEK go to your country's Ikea site and search for "UNG DRILL frame"

I'm pretty sure I'm going to the Mexican flea market to pick up some gilt frames. I can dig Ikea furniture prices but I'm not spending that much on a frame.

Moving into a new rented place for a few months, into a tiny room with almost no storage. Need cheap suggestions (i.e. vertical storage that doesn't involve buying shelves, etc). I'll leave you with some of my favourite tricks to get started

>>7895019

>>7888680
those frames are gorgeous!

>>7895029
I think this is the last one that's useful for rented bedrooms (provided you use those powerstrip hangers and not nailed ones). I could have sworn I had more bedroom suggestions, but the rest are for owned properties, kitchens or bathrooms

>>7895039
This probably counts too. It's using wallpaper, leftover fabric or wrapping paper to cheaply and temporarily decorate your landlords property and make it cuter. I've also seen another anon post a similar picture where they used lace sitting on the shelf section to lolita up existing furniture

Would a large magnet strip be strong enough to hold things like scissors?

>>7870704
>those neopets
Yesssss

>>7895463
Depends how strong of a magnet you get.

>>7895463
Undoubtedly, seeing as many people use those to hold up kitchen knives, cleavers, etc in their homes. You might want to test how strong it is before you buy, but i'm pretty certain the ones they use in kitchens are sufficient.

>>7896003
thanks anon

So this is clearly a baby's room but I liked the idea of using trim to make a pseudo frame on the wall. For any anons who want to hang jewelry and stuff directly on the wall, you could 'frame' it like this.

>>7874385
Now this is what I want to see more of.

>>7884150
well, the kid clearly rocks it so I don't know why that anon fucking shat blood.

This thread made me go into a cleaning frenzy in the middle of the night.

>>7896865
My lolita/craft room is a lot more organized thanks to this thread.

So mirrors are apparently expensive as fuck. I'd love a full length standing or wall mirror in my room but I don't have $50 to blow on one. Are there any places to buy cheap mirrors?

>>7900257
At the dollar tree, they have full length rctanilar mirrors for 6 bucks. I bought two. they aren't decorated or cut in a fancy way, though. They just have a thin, black frame around them.

>>7900269
I'd really like one that was closer to 60"x20x, a decent size for outfit photos if necessary and it seems all of the inexpensive ones, while tall, are very thin.

>>7900257
>not using $50 bills as toilet paper
>shiggydiggy

>>7900257
do you have a link to the one you posted I would through money at that

>>7900257
I was wondering the same thing a couple weeks back, and on a random trip to ikea I found some big mirrors for around $50. I think there mounted ones. But try checking ikeas website.

>>7900357
http://www.dibor.co.uk/FurnitureCollection/FurnitureProduct.asp?ProductId=I314

It's a damn lot of money anon

>>7900419
>I found some big mirrors for around $50
lol did you even read the post? I don't have $50 for a mirror. I'd pay $20 for one that was decently sized but its all either dinky ones for $6 or slightly larger ones for $50. I don't get it.

>>7902093
You're stuck between door mirrors and large fancy ones, I suspect because a wide flimsy mirror would just break so the manufacturers don't bother. Either save up or suck it up

>>7902130
Turns out Home Depot has a pretty decent sized one for $30

I want to see more organized closets

>>7885898
>outdoorsmen
one outdoorsmen?
>men

I'm going to make a makeup magnet board soon but can't figure out how people hang these massive things? They're super heavy. How do you even put hooks on sheet metal. Genuinely need help.

I need your help cgl—I want to make my room more kawaii.

I've never had any interest in reorganizing my room before so I'm just getting rid of all my dumb middle/highschool shit. My room is light blue with white trim/furniture and it's shaped like a very fat L. How do I make it more kawaii? I'm aiming for something like pic realted—I'll post the layout in a second.

>>7912646
I went one step further planning my room and made a 3d model of everything. When I moved everything in it fit like a glove.

>>7912544
oops sorry, got distracted. Anyway, the layout of my room.

>>7912710
what program is this

>>7912718
Google Sketchup. I use it for quick and easy 3d modeling. Works great for blocky designs. I downloaded the chair.

>>7912646
What software did you use to draw out your room? Also, it'd be helpful to have a photo of your room to get an idea of the furniture and fixtures you have.

>>7912663
>>7912646
It looks very autocad.

>>7912646
move your bed up against the wall with the windows. Add one of those square see through shelf things to the end of your bed and then use any free space to add regular shelves, and va-la, you have aforementioned bedroom

>>7912663
The potterybarn one. It's the second or third thing that comes up when you look up "room planner". Supper useful.

>>7912544
>all those DAISUKI issues
muh nigga

>>7902093
You won't find a decently sized mirror new for $20. Go to IKEA or whatever cheap furniture store is close to you, and get one of the shitty smaller ones. Check thrift stores/used furniture stores

>>7912710
>that empty corner space
It bugs me. Other than that neat sketchup

>>7912680
>va-la
that's cute

Anons I need suggestions currently my lolita wardrobe is on two garment racks but I'm planning on buying some new furniture. I'm not sure if I should get a dresser and keep them where they are or a wardrobe, what do you think?

>>7912808
Are you talking about the gap in the far right? Anon could put a pot plant, like on a plant stand if they wanted. That way the walls are all completely covered in shelving but the space is filled. Plus for added functionality, if you got a Peace Lilly it'll clean the air.

>>7912729
thanks man

>>7912808
Room for a decent standing lamp

>>7912947
Oh god I'm retarded, ignore me.

>>7912007
Don't, unless you've got super good magnets. Otherwise what happens is you ruin your compacts after they've dropped on the ground 4 or 5 times, plus putting them down on a flat surface to use is a pain because they sit on the magnet not the compact.
If you still want one, 3M hanging strips (stuck directly onto the board and onto the wall, they then stick to each other like velcro) take up to 3kg of weight

>>7912007
>being woken up in the middle of the night by things falling off

Yeah, nah...

>>7912007
try velcro

>>7913119
my makeup's just not that heavy anon, it's not like it's gonna fall off if I use a good magnet

>>7912007

Chalkboard paint is magnetic. Instead of hanging a sheet of framed metal, invest in some of that.

>>7915348
Yeah, but it's a lot heavier than what regular magnets are designed to hold up (think about the average size/weight of a fridge magnet...) Basically, unless you've got single shadows or something this is not a project you want to cheap out on - most of the problems people have with the makeup boards are due to makeup sliding down/falling off due to the magnets not being strong enough or people not using enough magnets.

>>7915348
unless you're using rare earth magnets or hard drive magnets, they're gonna fall off.

>>7912808
Don't worry anon. That space will be used for storage of things I don't need access to often. That black wire shelf is on sliding pads so it's easy to move it. Thought About a lamp but it's hard to get to the switch

>>7915551
make it a secret shrine

>>7916454
I hope whatever place I move into has a closet system like this

>>7917534
You realise they are all modules you can install yourself, not built-in things right?

>>7917694
yeah but I have to rent so I can't tear up what they already have installed in the closets.

>>7916454