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If you’re a visual person attempting to organize your closet, cubbies are a must.
Comprised of a Roucke textured melamine, this boutique closet corales almost everything – from ties to scarves – in custom cubbies, keeping items neatly contained and easily accessible.
Tie cubbies put the client’s entire collection on display. This method keeps ties wrinkle-free and easier to access, as opposed to hanging them from a hanger or hook where only a few are visible at a time.
Like ties, belt cubbies keep items separated, highly visible, and looking gorgeous. They won’t get lost in the back of a deep drawer or tangled behind a sea of other belts.
Linen cubbies keep towels and extra sheets compartmentalized in shorter, more manageable stacks.
A row of cubbies above a hanging section can accommodate a variety of wardrobe accessories, from gloves to umbrellas.
Drawer dividers serve a similar purpose as cubbies, keeping the client’s collection of scarves tucked away and neatly pressed.
Dividers also prevent jewelry from tangling, and can be customized around specific pieces like earrings, watches, and more.
Hanging storage is broken up into narower, cubby-like compartments, while LED closet rods make it easy to see and find what you’re looking for in the morning.
The piece de resistance – an entire wall of shoe shelves! The shallow depth helps celebrate each pair, while cubbies help tall boots keep their shape.
Glass shelves and a mirrored backing create the illusion that these handbags are floating, maintaining the closet’s open and airy feel.
A round chaise lounge gives the client a place to sit and slip off their shoes as they unwind at the end of the day.
“The client added wallpaper, a chandelier, and Lucite door and drawer hardware to complete the stylish look,” says designer Jana Henderson of Closet Factory Colorado.
Each of our custom closets is completely personalized and begins with a complimentary design appointment.
Schedule a ConsultDuring the consultation, you and the designer will discuss goals, wish list, and project budget, with the aim of designing a closet organization system that will:
