How should a walk-in closet be designed so clothes are easy to reach?

Whether a walk-in closet is easy to use starts with setting the hanging ratio before discussing cabinets. Allocate long-hang sections, short-hang sections, trouser racks, and drawers according to the actual number of garments; do not make shelves too dense, and leave clear sightline height; for corners, use rotating hanging or open shelving, which is easier to reach into than deep cabinets. For cabinet body panels, you can choose particle board, plywood, eco board, or OSB; for door panels, you can choose double-faced melamine, PET, vacuum-formed, lacquered, or solid wood veneer. Pricing is by projected area (width × height); conversion from expanded area varies with layout and must be calculated from drawings. In Beijing, a basic wardrobe configuration (E0 particle board + PET door) is 500–550 yuan/㎡, a mainstream configuration (ENF particle board + PET door) is 700–800 yuan/㎡, and an upgraded configuration (ENF eco board + PET door) is 950–1,100 yuan/㎡; in Baoding, Langfang, Xiong'an and Zhuozhou, the figures are 425–467.5 yuan/㎡, 595–680 yuan/㎡, and 807.5–935 yuan/㎡. The above are reference prices and do not constitute a formal quotation; actual pricing must be calculated based on dimensions, design, materials, hardware, quantity, and site conditions.