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Free Custom Closet Design
Plan your closet
system in
5 easy steps.
Describe your space, layout, and storage needs using our step-by-step planner. Our California design team replies within one business day with a full component list, elevation drawings, and 3D render — at no charge.
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Measure your room — width, depth, ceiling height
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Choose your layout — walk-in, reach-in, or wardrobe wall
3
Select storage zones — hanging, shelves, drawers, display
4
Pick your style — finish, door type, hardware
5
Submit — we send elevation drawings + 3D design within 1 day
What we design for you
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Hanging zones
Full-length, short-hang, double-hang with adjustable rails
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Open shelving
Folded clothes, bags, accessories, and display shelves
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Drawers & cabinets
Soft-close drawers, closed cabinets, jewelry inserts
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Shoe storage
Angled shelves, flat shelves, or enclosed shoe cabinets
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Glass-front display
Lit display cabinets for bags, shoes, and collections
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Center island
Jewelry drawers, glass top, under-lit base unit
The design process
From blank room to
From blank room to
finished 3D design.
This is exactly the process our design team follows — the same steps shown in your reference drawings, digitized into a 5-minute form.
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Measure & sketch the room
Width, depth, ceiling height. Mark doors, windows, vents, and any protrusions on a simple sketch — even hand-drawn is fine.
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Choose the floor plan layout
U-shape, L-shape, straight run, or wardrobe wall. We'll design the cabinet runs to maximize your usable floor space.
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Define storage zones
Hanging, shelving, drawers, shoe storage, glass display, island. We'll create a component list with exact dimensions and quantities.
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Select style & finish
Wood tone, door type (hinged, sliding, open, glass-front), hardware finish, and upper cabinet configuration.
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Receive elevation drawings + 3D
Our team sends full wall elevations, a floor plan, a component list with dimensions, and a 3D visualization — within 1 business day.
Finished designs
What your
What your
custom closet looks like.
These are real designs from our California design team — the same quality 3D renders and technical drawings you receive within one business day of submitting your plan.
Walk-in · U-Shape · Natural Oak
Glass-Front Display · Bag Storage
Center Island · Jewelry Drawers
Sliding Glass · Wardrobe System
Sliding Glass · Wardrobe System
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The design process
From blank room to
From blank room to
finished 3D design.
These are real examples from our actual design workflow — every image below came from a real client project.
Step 1 — What you send us
Step 01
Measure your room.
A hand sketch is enough.
You don't need CAD software or professional drawings. A simple hand sketch with room dimensions — width, depth, ceiling height, and where the door is — is everything our design team needs to get started. The photo on the left is a real customer submission.
Step 2 — We send you this
Step 02
We turn it into
a professional floor plan.
From your sketch, our team creates a precise floor plan showing the cabinet runs, aisle clearances, island placement, and door swing. This becomes the foundation for your elevation drawings and component list.
Step 3 — Full elevation drawings
Step 03
Full wall elevation
drawings with dimensions.
Every wall gets a technical elevation showing cabinet module widths, heights, zones (upper cabinets, hanging, drawers, base), and all critical dimensions. These drawings are what your installer uses to build the system — you get them at no charge.
Step 4 — 3D model
Step 04
3D model showing
how it all fits together.
A top-down 3D model shows the complete system in your room — every cabinet run, the island, the clearance paths, and how the layout flows. This is the stage where adjustments are easiest and free — before anything is ordered.
Step 5 — Photorealistic 3D render
Step 05
Photorealistic render
of your finished closet.
The final deliverable is a photorealistic 3D render showing your exact finish, door style, and hardware selection — so you can see precisely what you're getting before committing to the order. This is the image that goes on your contractor's build sheet.
No CAD needed
All we need is
All we need is
a sketch like this.
No professional drawings required. A hand sketch with your room dimensions — even on a piece of paper — is enough for our team to produce full elevation drawings, a component list, and a 3D render. The images on the right are real customer submissions that became completed closet designs.
Free design planner
Fill in each step below.
The more detail you provide, the more accurate your design will be. Takes about 3 minutes.
Your closet
design plan.
design plan.
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1Room & Type
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2Layout
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3Storage Zones
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4Style & Finish
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5Contact
What you'll receive:
Full elevation drawings · Floor plan · Component list with sizes · 3D render · Pricing — all free, within 1 business day.
Full elevation drawings · Floor plan · Component list with sizes · 3D render · Pricing — all free, within 1 business day.
Closet system types
Which system
Which system
is right for your space?
Three approaches to custom closet design — each suited to different room sizes, budgets, and storage goals.
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Min. 5' × 7' room · U / L / Straight
A dedicated room with perimeter cabinet runs on 2–3 walls. Options include U-shape, L-shape, or straight layouts. Large walk-ins can include a center island with jewelry drawers, glass-front display cabinets, and seating. The setup shown in your reference drawings — 3946mm wide, 3048mm tall, with an island.
Reach-in Closet
Single wall · 4'–10' wide
A single wall of built-in cabinets accessed from outside the closet. Can include hanging zones, open shelving, drawers, and upper cabinets. Sliding or hinged bi-fold doors keep the footprint minimal. Ideal for bedrooms without dedicated closet rooms — fits tightly against any wall.
Wardrobe Wall System
Floor to ceiling · Full wall width
A full-wall built-in wardrobe that spans ceiling to floor, as shown in your elevation drawings. Zones typically include upper cabinets (700mm), a main hanging/shelving body (2200mm), and a base section (450mm + 100mm plinth). Available in modular widths of 590mm, 760mm, and 900mm to fill any wall.
Design resources
Everything you need
Everything you need
before you design.
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How to measure your closet space
Step-by-step guide to measuring width, depth, ceiling height, and noting doors, windows, vents, and wall protrusions before submitting your design request.
Read guide →
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Standard closet dimensions explained
Cabinet module widths (590mm / 760mm / 900mm), standard heights (3048mm full height), hanging acp-zone clearances, and shelf depth guidelines — what each measurement means and why it matters.
Read guide →
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Finish & door style selection guide
White vs. natural wood vs. two-tone — how each finish reads in a real room. Hinged vs. sliding vs. glass-front doors. Hardware finish pairings. What looks best in low-light vs. daylit spaces.
Read guide →
Prefer to come in?
Visit any showroom.
Visit any showroom.
Bring your measurements.
Walk into any of our California showrooms Monday through Saturday. Our design team will draft your closet layout on the spot — floor plan, component list, and 3D render — at no charge and with no appointment needed.
6 California Showrooms
LACarson — 19751 S Figueroa St
San DiegoSan Marcos — 1145 Grand Ave
FresnoNorth — 4708 N Marty Ave
Downtown — 2345 Los Angeles St
Downtown — 2345 Los Angeles St
Clovis1020 Holland Ave
Bakersfield3530 Chester Ave
HoursMon–Sat · 9am–6pm · Walk-ins welcome
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