CLOSET KINGDOM: May 2009

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Jim's Closet

This closet is from Jersey City, NJ

Just before I moved in.

Monday, May 11, 2009

Kenyatta's Closet

This closet is from Houston, TX

Don't you see my pink shoes. I think I got some nice clothes in my closet.

How to Participate

Closet Kingdom is a place where people open their closets to others. Why? Because it’s fun to see what other people buy and have in their closets all over the world. If you don't have a closet, show us in your house where you store your clothes, shoes, junk and etc..

Submission Process
Joining Closet Kingdom is easy. Just take your camera and take some pictures of your closet. Feel free to take as many as you like. Remember that the products in your closet might be everyday things to you, but are totally new to people on the other side of the globe. So some close-ups of products would be nice. Don’t forget to take a picture of the outside as well so we know where your closet is located in your apartment or house. Every closet tells a story. We want to know yours.

When you are done, send your images to:
closetkingdom@gmail.com
(Don’t worry about the layout, we will take care of that)

Please tell us:
Your name (or nickname If you prefer)*
Your City and Country*
Any additional comments (optional but nice!).
And always nice to know…where did you hear about us?

* These are required.

Please allow some time before your images appear. Usually within one week.

Types of Closets

Broom closet: A narrow floor-to-ceiling space for the storage of lengthy items. To come out of the Broom closet = To admit to being a witch
Coat closet: A coat closet is a closet of a house where people store their hoods, jackets and coats. A coat closet is typically located in the entryway, so that it is close to the front door.
Linen closet: A tall, narrow closet, typically located in or near bathrooms and/or bedrooms. Such a closet contains shelves used to hold towels, washcloths, sheets, and toiletries.
Utility closet: A closet used for permanently housing appliances, most commonly the heating/cooling unit and water heater, especially in apartments where they cannot be put in a garage, attic, or basement.
Walk-in closet: A closet large enough to walk inside to store clothes on two or three sides. They may have lighting, mirrors, and flooring distinct from adjacent rooms.
Wall closet: A very shallow closet closed off from a room by a curtain or folding doors, with only enough depth to hang clothes or store them folded on shelves.
A water closet (WC) is not a storage closet but a flush toilet. The term comes from the British English definition of a closet as a small private room. In this case, it was a small private room with running water.

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Sunday, May 24, 2009

Jim's Closet

Monday, May 11, 2009

Kenyatta's Closet

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