Storage – Custom Closet Cabinets
Custom closets that maximize storage in any room
Get the closet of your dreams designed to organize and fit your space perfectly. Edgewood Cabinetry offers a variety of closet cabinet styles and designs that always use natural woods for lasting results. Transform your closets with a variety of closet accessories and options, such as shoe racks and accessory drawers.
We’ll help you get the color just right with paints and stains that fit your home or favorite accent colors. Edgewood Cabinetry walks you through the entire closet design and installation process to ensure everything’s customized perfectly to suit your needs.
Custom Closet Styles
You have far more to choose from than just a basic closet that may have a single shelf at the top and a rod for hanging items. In fact, there are a wide variety of custom closet styles to consider:
Walk-In Closets – Despite the popularity of walk-in closets, they’re still a luxury for most people. However, even a smaller closet can become a walk-in with the right design. This type of style features a variety of organizational features, such as drawers, shelves, cabinets, and more. It’s popular due to its versatility and ease of use.
Walk-In With Extras – For larger closets, a walk-in style with extras is often the best approach. This style puts the center floor space to use by adding an island or changing area. An island might be a dresser, vanity, folding table, or custom storage for storing specific items.
Reach-In Closets – These are typically smaller closets that aren’t nearly as deep as walk-ins. Smaller bedroom and hall closets are usually reach-in. However, they don’t have to be limited to just a single rod for hanging items. Edgewood Cabinetry can add drawers, make use of corners, add shelves, create multiple hanging areas, and even add storage space to the door.
Stand-Alone Closets – While not a traditional closet, stand-alone closets add storage space in rooms where you don’t have a closet or you need additional storage. Wardrobes and armoires are the most popular versions. These typically feature drawers and a hanging area behind doors. These make beautiful bedroom furniture and can often replace a dresser.
Simple Storage – For a more basic closet, you don’t need a lot of extras. This style is a more minimal design that typically features a few shelves (one top and one bottom), one or two hanging rods (can be wrap-around rods to make use of corners), and possibly small accessory storage built-in to the door. This is ideal for small closets.
You can customize your style of closet, including every organizational feature, to fit exactly what you want to store. You can even combine styles, such as adding a wardrobe inside a walk-in closet.
Wood Paints and/or Stains
Edgewood Cabinetry can easily customize paint colors and stains to perfectly match your room and style. Bring out the natural texture and grain of the wood with the more traditional approach of staining and glazing. Or, match colors in your room to the shelves, walls, and cabinets in your custom closet.
Common Cabinet Wood Types
Custom closets last much longer when crafted from natural wood. While stock closet organizers, shelving, and cabinets from big box stores typically use veneers and plywood, Edgewood Cabinetry prefers using natural woods such as hickory, pine, mahogany, cherry, oak, and maple. These not only have beautiful natural grains, but hold up better when storing and hanging heavier items.
Custom Closet Cabinet Accessories
Closets can be so much more than a few shelves and a rod for clothes to hang from. They can include drawers, cabinets with doors, various sized open cabinets, custom racks, pull out components and even countertops to lay out accessories. If you’re used to a simple wooden rod and a few shelves in your closet, it’s time to start really considering adding more organizational features, such as:
Accessory drawers – If you have numerous smaller accessories, such as scarves, special socks and even jewelry, add custom drawers to your closet. These keep all the smaller accessories safely tucked away. Plus, adding stylish hardware helps add some personality to any closet.
Shoe racks – Keep your shoes from getting mixed up or damaged with a custom shoe rack. From storing tall boots to flats, each shelf of the rack can be customized to fit your shoe styles.
Custom-sized hanging areas – Create separate areas for longer or shorter items to make more of the space.
Behind-the-door storage – Add special organizers behind the door for smaller or lightweight items.
Lazy Susans – Hang ties and belts, sort jewelry, organize often worn shoes and other items. With larger closets, you can even use a rotating hanging system to get to your clothing easier. This is ideal for sorting out coats.
Custom organizers – Separate areas in drawers, add dividers for seasonal clothing, add filing bins for special papers or photos and any other type of organizers you need. Instead of just hoping organizers fit, they’ll be built-in with no wasted space.
The Design and Installation Process
From start to finish, Edgewood Cabinetry has a time tested process that will ensure you get exactly the type of storage area or closet cabinets you desire that are both within your budget, but also offer the most options possible. Careful consideration is given to every step of the process to make sure your cabinets are built and installed within a timely manner, with quality craftsmanship that doesn’t compromise by using shortcuts that diminish the end product.
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