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  • A good coat closet can change the feel of an entire house: there’s nothing like walking into an entryway strewn with coats, hats, shoes, and life’s other various paraphernalia to deflate the spirit. This ingenious closet, designed by architect Oliver Freudlich of @oliverfreundlichdesign , features an open nook with a shelf for hats, a coatrack, and a built-in bench—under which rests a crate for holding shoes. For more images and information on this design, click the link in our bio. Photo by Matthew Williams.
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