Custom Closets in Studio City

Studio City is one of the areas we focus on. It sits right next to North Hollywood, where our portfolio includes several homes, and a short drive from our office in Burbank, so scheduling a visit is easy.

Homes here vary a lot, and closets follow the house. On the flat streets of Colfax Meadows and the Silver Triangle, many homes date from the 1940s and 1950s and still have their original shallow closets: one rod, one shelf and a lot of wasted height. In the hills south of Ventura Boulevard and in remodeled homes, a primary suite often has room for a full walk-in closet or a dressing room.

Reach-in closets: for compact closets we focus on what makes the biggest difference, such as a second hanging rod, shelves sized to what they hold, drawers that clear the door opening and storage up to the ceiling. New sliding doors made to the size of the opening, in mirror, frosted glass or flat panels, can also give a small bedroom more room.

Walk-in closets and dressing rooms: in larger rooms we plan around a comfortable aisle, with long and double hanging on separate walls, a drawer bank or tower for folded clothes, shoe shelves and integrated lighting. An island goes in only when the room keeps comfortable clearance around it.

Built-in wardrobes: where a bedroom has no real closet, a full-height wardrobe on one wall can add as much storage as a second closet. In open rooms, wood-veneer fronts with a factory lacquer finish or matte handle-free panels make it look like part of the architecture.

The projects below are from neighboring North Hollywood and show the kind of work we do for homes like these. Every project starts with a free consultation at your home in Studio City, or by video call if you prefer. We measure the room, bring material and hardware samples, and give you a clear proposal with the layout, finishes and price before anything is ordered. From the measurement to installation usually takes about one to two weeks, and installation itself usually takes one to three days.