In honor of New York Fashion Week, we’re turning our attention from the runway to the dressing room. Designed to be seen as much as used, these exceptional closets turn everyday storage into something far more considered. And as these five BHS homes prove, every great wardrobe deserves a fitting room.
With twin chandeliers, a central island and walls of storage, the primary closet feels more like a private boutique than a personal dressing space. It suits the scale of this six-bedroom Pinecrest estate, set on nearly an acre with a wine cellar, exercise room, and cascading pool and spa.
Why settle for a walk-in when you can devote an entire bedroom to getting dressed? In this full-floor Fifth Avenue residence overlooking Central Park, the primary suite includes a custom-designed dressing room positioned between dual bathrooms, plus another walk-in closet just outside.
With floor-to-ceiling mirrors set within warm wood paneling, this dressing room is every bit as stylish as the wardrobe it was built to hold. The newly built 9,200-square-foot East Hampton residence also features a Boffi kitchen, wellness suite, private theater, and 1.78 acres bordering preserved land.
A former bedroom has found a more fashionable calling as the primary dressing room, complete with custom cabinetry and a large island, while the shoes get a separate closet of their own. Reimagined by AD100 design team Drake-Anderson, the Park Avenue residence also features 10-foot ceilings, sun-filled interiors, exquisite prewar details, and meticulous new luxury finishes.
There’s no shortage of room for a well-edited wardrobe in the primary suite, which pairs walk-in closets with an ethereal spa bath. Set within the gated Journey’s End enclave, the seven-bedroom contemporary estate also features 23-foot ceilings, a Snaidero kitchen, a deeded boat slip, and a 75-by-25-foot pool.
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