If space in general is limited, consider swapping out closet doors that swing open, suggests interior designer Denise Kimami. "Opt instead for a double-sided sliding door," Kimani says.

Here's how to turn your ordinary closet doors into a design feature. What To Do When Your Closet Doesn’t Have a Door Closets, for the most part, need doors to hide all the clutter inside. The problem ...

Sliding doors work a treat for small walk-in closets – you don't have to worry about swing space for the door, and you don't have to constantly stare at your clothes while you are in the bedroom.

Learn tips for small space living from the architects of Studio Luz, who use sliding doors to make this Leather District loft more flexible.

Sliding pocket door systems represent a highly versatile and adaptable solution that can meet a variety of needs. They are available in multiple configurations –including single-leaf doors ...

I've thought about replacing the single 3-foot-wide bedroom door with a pair of 18-inch doors set in the same opening. What I'm envisioning is a scaled-down version of French doors, where the side ...

Sliding doors offer extra safety for your children. The quiet and controlled motion prevents small hands from getting in the way of a slamming door - and helps in creating a calm and safe atmosphere.

The Home You Own How to turn a too-small bedroom into a dream closet With the right strategy, the space can still double as an office or guest room ...