Wardrobes

Like a piece of custom furniture, a well-designed wardrobe fits into any space to provide storage where none existed before. Specialty lighting and switching options increase functionality while dramatically enhancing the overall design.

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Wardrobe closet with additional storage designed in a navy blue matte finish, glass closet doors and pull out drawers.

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Personalized designs.
Customized to your budget

Reach-in
Walk-in

Closet layout with custom lighting, drawers, and counter space by California Closets

Closet with open shelves and storage cubbies designed by California Closets

Reach in compartments with hanging area, drawers, and open shelving by California Closets

Light-toned reach in baskets featuring drawers and integrated hamper by California Closets

Flexible design: Level 1: as shown $1,904*

Level 1: as shown $1,904*Level 2: as shown $3,497*Level 3: as shown $6,328*Level 4: as shown $10,949*

Level 1: as shown $1,904*

The cost of a California Closets solution is driven by the size of your space, the complexity of your design, and the materials you choose.

*Price may vary by location.

Level 1: as shown $1,904*

1. Fully suspended off the floor
2. Visible mounting hardware
3. Installed with available space above the top shelf
4. Baskets or drawers and a wide selection of decorative hardware
5. Common accessories could include: pull-out racks, drawer inserts and hooks
6. No backing
7. No lighting

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Real space solutions.

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Ceiling-height wardrobe closet installed in custom finish by California Closets

Custom wardrobe design

Designed as a custom piece of furniture, this wardrobe adds essential storage to any small space.

Warm reddish brown system shown in CC Wood Grain™ finish in Siena creates a rich, modern look
White drawer and door fronts with CC Specialty™ finish in Bianco provide sleek contrast
Graphite finger pulls add polish
Wardrobe style offers concealed storage

Wardrobe FAQs

How do I get more storage in my wardrobe?

Utilize double hanging to maximize vertical space and consider other storage solutions, such as shelves, drawers, and shoe storage.

What is the difference between an armoire and a wardrobe?

A wardrobe is a more contemporary term for an armoire. They are both deep cabinets that house hanging clothing in a room without a closet.

Is wardrobe and closet the same?

Yes and No. A closet is built into a room and separated by a door. A wardrobe is a cabinet, or wall of cabinets, which also has doors and is more of a furniture piece. Both are closets in the sense that both store clothing.

What's the definition of an armoire?

What was the original purpose of a wardrobe?

Wardrobes, or armoires, date back to a time when closets were not included in the construction of homes and so they were the only way to store clothing. Eventually, as homes started including closets as part of the floor plan, the use of wardrobes diminished.

How do I organize my clothes in my wardrobe?

Utilizing double hanging in a wardrobe frees up space for other storage solutions, such as shelves and drawers.

How do I add shelves to my wardrobe?

At California Closets, we can design shelving as part of the wardrobe solution. During your free design consultation, make sure to provide your wish list, including your shelving preferences.

How do I make the most of my wardrobe shelves?

Wardrobe shelves can often be too deep to store folded items, like sweaters, shirts, and shoes. These typically only need 12″ -14″ of depth which is why our standard shelf depth is 14″. Shelves deeper than that make it difficult to access items towards the back.