Add storage where the room needs it

When a wardrobe is the right answer

• A bedroom without a closet — common in older Los Angeles homes and converted rooms.
• A closet that is too small — a wardrobe wall adds the hanging and drawer space the original closet cannot.
• A room that needs to stay calm — floor-to-ceiling doors hide everything behind one clean surface.
• Shared rooms and guest rooms — flexible storage that can also hold linens, luggage or a home office.

Built-in or freestanding

A built-in wardrobe runs from wall to wall and floor to ceiling. Filler panels close every gap, so it looks like part of the architecture and uses every inch. A freestanding wardrobe wall is still made to measure, but can be planned to move with you. We recommend the right option after seeing the room.

Doors and finishes

Hinged doors give full access to each section; sliding doors save space when the room is tight in front of the wardrobe. Fronts are available in melamine colors and wood grains, or in wood-veneer panels with a factory lacquer finish for a warmer, furniture-like look. Inside, we combine hanging, shelves, drawers and shoe storage exactly as in a closet, and can add LED lighting that turns on when the door opens.

Warranty

Every MONO CLOSETS installation is covered by a 2-year warranty on our workmanship and installation. Hardware is additionally covered by its manufacturer’s warranty — premium hardware brands such as Blum offer long-term coverage on their mechanisms.