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The Closet Grows Up: Six Racks Built for the House With Room to Spare

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In estates built with walk-in closets the size of guest rooms, the clothing rack has become its own design decision. A new lineup ranges from a colorful, sculptural squiggle piece to a minimal chrome fixture and an industrial ceiling-mounted bar, each suited to a different kind of overflow. For the wardrobes too large for a single rod, the rack is no longer an afterthought tucked in a corner — it is furniture.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.

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