Custom Closets We’ve Built in Orlando Homes
Every photo on this page is a closet, pantry or reach-in we designed and installed in a Central Florida home. Some are shot the day we finished, before the clothes went in. No stock photos, no renders.
Look at the finishes, the door styles, the drawer fronts and how the space is divided. If something here is close to what you want, we start from it at your free in-home design and adjust it to your room.
Three Projects Worth a Closer Look
Walk-in with marble island
Glass-front upper cabinets, a full-height island with a stone top, and drawers on every side of it.
Light oak walk-in with charcoal drawers
Two finishes in one system: light oak panels with charcoal drawer fronts and a textured glass cabinet, built around an island.
Reach-in with drawers and shoe shelves
A standard bedroom reach-in turned into double hanging, a drawer stack and adjustable shelving, in white with brass rods.
Walk-in closets
White and light-oak walk-ins with double hanging, drawer stacks and shoe shelving, built to the room.
Islands & dressing rooms
Two homes, two islands: one in marble with glass-front cabinets, one in light oak with charcoal drawers.
Want to See Your Room Done Like One of These?
A designer measures at your home, draws it in 3D and gives you the price the same visit. Free, no obligation.
Reach-in closets
Standard bedroom closets turned into double hanging, drawers and adjustable shelves. Usually a single day.
Pantries
Shallow shelves you can see to the back of, pull-out baskets and a counter for the small appliances.
What You’re Looking At
The finishes
Most of what you see is white or light oak, with charcoal drawer fronts and textured glass where the client wanted contrast. All are furniture-grade panels with edge banding that handles Florida humidity. Matte, no gloss, so fingerprints don’t show.
The details
Soft-close drawers as standard. Islands with stone tops. Adjustable shelving you can move later. Brass or matte black rods, valet rods, shoe shelves and hampers where the routine asks for them.
How each one was built
A designer measured the room at the client’s home, drew it in 3D and priced it on the spot. Then it was built to those measurements and installed by one local team. See how we do it for walk-in closets, reach-in closets, pantries and garages.
Want One of These in Your Home?
Pick the photo that looks closest to your room and tell us what you’d change. A designer comes to your home, measures, and shows you your version in 3D with the price. Free, no obligation.