You can find plywood and MDF panels at your local hardware (The Home Depot sells 4-by-8-foot MDF panels for $48.99 and plywood panels for $49.88). Don't have a saw to cut everything to size at home?

Builder-grade wire shelves are pretty common, and they aren't exactly aesthetically pleasing. Here's how you can hide them and create a lovely closet look.

We used a table saw to cut the plywood, a narrow-crown staple gun to attach the shelf backs and drawer bottoms, and an 18-gauge nailer to attach the face frames.

Debbie Courtney of New Orleans balances a stack of tuna fish cans while grabbing an extra jug of water at Rouse's supermarket in Metairie Thursday. As Gustav circles the Gulf, trucks full of ...

A little plywood closet organizer with dividers works well for storing garments that aren’t easy to hang, such as gloves, sportswear, workwear, hats, and shoes.

If your linen closet is stuffed and overflowing, it might be tempting to believe it’s just too small to fulfill its purpose. We get it. It’s challenging to store bulky items including towels ...

Closet space is one of those things that few houses ever seem to have enough of. If you need to add some extra storage to a room, forum user mairanellis suggests building some shelves onto the ...

Unorganized chaos in the closet? There’s a simple hack to keeping your clothing in neatly formed piles: acrylic shelf dividers.

Archmongers has added a mansard extension to a terraced house in Stoke Newington, featuring interiors lined with built-in plywood furniture.

Before the revamp, her existing walk-in closet was a classic builder-grade special—with wire shelving and a dresser. “Of course, it was just chaos, from the ceiling to the floor,” she says.