Custom Closets in Pasadena

Pasadena has some of the most distinctive homes in Los Angeles: Craftsman bungalows, Spanish Revival and Tudor houses, and mid-century homes in the hills. Many were built when closets were small, so the same question comes up again and again — how to add real storage without fighting the architecture.

In older homes we plan around what makes the house special: original doors and trim, sloped ceilings in upstairs bedrooms, windows in the middle of a wall, plaster walls that are not perfectly straight. Because every panel is made to measure, the closet can follow the room instead of forcing a standard module into it.

Where a bedroom has no closet at all, a built-in wardrobe wall is often the best answer. Wood-veneer fronts with a factory lacquer finish look at home next to original woodwork; melamine keeps the interior durable and easy to clean.

Nearby, our portfolio includes a reach-in closet on Ganesha Ave. in Altadena and a walk-in closet on Paraiso Way in La Crescenta — both shown below.