Custom Closets – All Styles

Premium Floor Mount with deep hutch, curves corner shelves and angled shoe display. The columns on the left and right are actually doors that open to reveal a tilt-out ironing board and a pull-out pivoting mirror.

In this closet, tall ceilings and tall panels allow for triple hanging. Pull down (pneumatic) lifts make it convenient.

In this awesome closet, a deep drawer hutch is flanked by dual tilting hampers and an angled shoe display.

A pair of islands fill out a perimeter design in the “bonus room” closet over a three car garage. It’s a bonus for sure!

Sandals anyone? Adjustable for flats, heels, and boots, And a seat too. “Zen” for shoe lovers.

Double tall cabinets provide the “pedestals” for almost 100 pairs of shoes.

An angled shoe display steps back from full depth drawers and shelves. That’s a locking jewelry drawer on top.

Another shoe shrine! Deep pull-out shelves (with nice rounded corners) display 6 pairs per shelf.

Cabinets deep enough for hanging clothes behind arched top glass doors / solid raised panel doors are punctuated by a 10′ tall middle shelf unit. Antique white laminates offer a subdued look in a large dressing room.

Deluxe wall system illustrates our most popular layout options, single and double hanging, shelves and drawers.

Deluxe wall mount system highlighting a tilt-out hamper. And yes, it’s easily removable.

There are a lot of “goodies” packed into this moderate walk-in. His and her’s everything (lucky guy)! Shoe shelves, drawers, baskets, single/double/and even mid-length hanging spaces too.

Light, clean and “Curvy.” Awesome example of the versatility of “Closet Curves.” Single and double hanging, shelves, drawers, and a triple drawstring bag hamper set-up. Excellent utility, excellent value!

Close up peek at our (not yet!) dirty laundry sorter. Three drawstring bags lift off of internal hooks for convenience.

This small walk-in was SO underutilized with the (as usual) one wire shelf originally installed. Closet Curves options tripled the utility for our client.

Looks clean empty but better full.

Long and narrow walk-in highlights, Closet Curves design with long hanging, double, and mid-length hanging and great shelf options. See the “before” picture in our “Crash” blog post.

Double hang…And someone listened to me! Put your pants (over a hanger) on the upper bar and blouses below. Much easier to see which black pants you want! And it opens up the “mid-shelf.”

Original Closet Curves design shows our options of mid-length and double hanging, shelves, drawers, and baskets. There’s more to come!

Simple single wall for Closet Curves, in a girls room this time; single hang, double hang, shelves, and drawers.

Can’t see the other side! But here’s half of a symmetrical “his and her’s” with some shared long hanging on the back wall. Closet Curves made this entire house of closet upgrades affordable!

This ideally illustrates the “split” system of Closet Curves. We can raise the upper half to take full advantage of tall ceilings (when appropriate) without adding cost for bigger parts like a conventional “full panel” closet system.

A view from inside shows the long hanging next to the mid-length. We suggest “mid” for slacks clipped long, tunic jackets, and medium length dresses that don’t need to use long hanging space.

Modest walk-in served by Closet Curves. His and hers drawers, shared angled shoe display, but she gets some long hanging (out of the frame) for dresses.

This design “lives” in floor and wall mount galleries. Sometimes it just makes more sense to combine styles, and we did. Extra tall ceilings allowed additional shelves above the double hanging and over the doors.

Chocolate Apple laminates in the “Curves” design. A pull-out basket adds a nice detail.

More single hang, double hang, shelves, and drawers. But, “Hey” there’s extra shelves over the double hang. Again tall ceilings and the benefit of the split system with Closet Curves.