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Closet
Closets Built to the Inch
Closets are a tighter problem than kitchens. The room is rarely square, there is no filler to hide behind, and every inch has to earn its place. We measure in your home, draw the elevation, and show you where each rail, drawer and shelf lands before anything is cut.
Walk-ins, reach-ins and full wardrobe walls, for homes across Orange County and Los Angeles.
What We Build
Walk-in closets
Island drawers, full-height hanging, shoe walls and integrated lighting — planned around what you actually own.
Reach-in closets
The tightest of the three. Double-hang, pull-down rails and drawer banks that make a shallow closet hold twice what it did.
Wardrobe walls
Floor-to-ceiling storage that reads as architecture rather than furniture, in the same doors as the rest of the house.
GF Interiors
Wardrobes and walk-ins from Italy
Made in the GF Interiors factory and fitted by our team. The same finishes run through the bedroom, the living wall and the doors.
Same Doors as Your Kitchen
Closets are built from the same lines as our kitchens — modern European flat-slab, solid wood, super-matte or high-gloss acrylic — so a wardrobe wall can match the cabinetry in the next room. The full material list is on the materials page.
Where Reach-In Closets Usually Go Wrong
Most reach-ins were built with one rail and one shelf, which wastes roughly the top third and the bottom third of the space. Three changes recover most of it.
Double-hang where you can
Shirts and folded pants do not need six feet of drop. Two rails in the same width often doubles usable hanging.
Drawers instead of a dresser
Moving drawers into the closet frees the bedroom wall the dresser was on. This is usually the change people notice most.
Take it to the ceiling
The last twelve inches is where luggage and off-season storage go. Stopping short of the ceiling is the most common lost space.
Inventory Before You Book
A closet is sized to what you own, not to a standard. Counting takes ten minutes and changes the drawing significantly.
Hanging
Roughly how many long items (coats, dresses) versus short (shirts, folded pants). The ratio sets the rail layout.
Folded and drawers
How much is folded rather than hung, and whether you want it visible on shelves or closed in drawers.
Shoes and bags
The two categories most often under-planned. A rough count is enough to size the wall.
How It Works
We measure in your home
A designer comes to you and takes the measurements. The drawings then match the room you actually have, not a sketch of it.
You approve a rendering
Your layout, your door, your finish — drawn before anything is ordered. Two revisions are included with the design quote.
A deposit holds your slot
Once the drawings are right, a deposit reserves your place in the production schedule and we detail the job with the shop.
Common Questions
Do you handle the demolition of the old closet?
Tell us what is in there now and we will scope it with the quote. Most reach-in conversions are straightforward.
Can lighting be integrated?
Yes — LED strip in the rails and shelves is a common addition, specified at design stage so the wiring is planned rather than retrofitted.
How long does a closet take?
Shorter than a kitchen, but the production slot is booked the same way — deposit reserves your place in the schedule.
Do you build closets in Los Angeles?
Yes, alongside Orange County.
Bring Your Measurements
A designer will lay the door and finish samples out against your layout in either showroom.
Start Your Closet
Tell us about the space. A designer replies within one business day.
Thank you for your response. ✨
Prefer to call? Anaheim 714-716-2656 · Aliso Viejo 949-444-5563