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Designers, stagers and organizers

Closet installation for your design

Send your layout and finish choices. We check the dimensions on site, prepare wall elevations and quote the supply and installation. You remain the main contact for your client.

Who does what

  1. 01

    Send the layout

    Send a sketch or elevations with the room dimensions and project dates.

  2. 02

    Site measurements

    We measure the space and check wall conditions. The survey records obstructions and door clearance.

  3. 03

    Drawings and quote

    We prepare a dimensioned layout and wall elevations with the selected modules. The written quote covers supply and installation and goes to the contact you specify.

  4. 04

    Review the layout

    You can mark up the drawings for revision. We order parts after the layout is approved.

  5. 05

    Installation

    We agree the installation dates with you and review the completed work. Any remaining items go on the punch list.

Fitting around slopes and corners

We measure both ends of a run and check the available height. The drawing accounts for changes in the walls and ceiling, with filler panels scribed to close the gaps at the ends.

Module widths run from 18 to 36 inches in 1.5-inch increments. Corner units and bridge shelves can connect adjacent runs where the dimensions allow.

A natural oak wardrobe with two full-height doors, an open cubby section and three drawer banks below.

Manufacturer photo of a wardrobe system.

What you can specify

Finishes
White, Grey and Natural Oak.
Fronts
slab or shaker, on drawers and doors. Mirrored and glass fronts are available.
Hardware
oval rods, T-bar pulls and knobs in chrome, brushed nickel, brass and matte black.
Modules
hanging towers, shelf towers, double hanging, two- and four-drawer stacks, slanted shoe shelf towers, cubby inserts, short towers, corner units, hutches, mudroom benches and islands.
Sizes
Wall-hung modules: 18 to 36 inches wide in 1.5-inch steps, 14 inches deep; hutch bases: 19 inches deep. Floor-reaching closet panels: 14.5 inches deep. Wardrobe units: 22 inches deep. Tall wall-hung towers: 71.25 inches high; short towers: 36 inches.
Extras
pull-out hampers, valet rods, pants racks, jewelry trays, shelf dividers, tilt-out hampers, puck and strip lighting.
Tops
quartz and stone tops for islands and benches, sourced, templated and set by us.

Finishes and fronts, on one module

Manufacturer photos showing the finish range and shaker fronts.

  • A tower in White: three open bays, the top one holding two storage boxes, over a four-drawer bank with round knobs.

    White

  • The same tower in Grey: three open bays over a four-drawer bank with round knobs.

    Grey

  • The same tower in Natural Oak: three open bays over a four-drawer bank with round knobs.

    Natural Oak

  • The same white tower with shaker drawer fronts in place of slab fronts.

    Shaker fronts

Modules for your layout

Manufacturer photos of hanging sections, shoe storage, a hutch and a wardrobe wall.

  • The same wall-hung unit in natural oak: a two-shelf box above a single hanging rod holding dresses.

    A hanging section in Natural Oak.

  • A wall-hung tower in natural oak carrying eight slanted shoe shelves, filled with shoes.

    A slanted shoe tower, hung clear of the floor.

  • A white tower with three open shelves above a five-drawer bank on soft-close slides.

    Open shelves over a five-drawer bank.

  • A wide grey wardrobe wall: four full-height doors flanking two central drawer banks.

    A wardrobe wall for a bedroom with no closet.

Storage changes for organizing projects

Send the storage plan and dimensions for the changes you need. Options include adding drawers or a shoe tower, or dividing a hanging section into two levels.

Include your session date with the plan. We will check product availability and installation timing before you book the work.