Design Option #1: Reach-In Closet – A simple and practical layout, most commonly used for hall closets.

Design Option #2: Reach-In Closet – Features a central tower with adjustable shelves for versatile storage.

Design Option #3: Reach-In Closet – Features a central tower with adjustable shelves and drawers for flexible, organized storage.

Design Option #4: Reach-In Closet – Includes a tower on either side and is commonly paired with sliding doors for efficient access.

Design Option #5: Reach-In Closet – Features a central tower with adjustable shelves, drawers, and integrated décor elements for a refined, stylish look.

Design Option #6: Reach-In Closet – Features a central tower with integrated décor elements, along with an L-shaped valance that connects the closet to the ceiling, creating a top-of-the-line, built-in appearance.

Design Option #7: Shelving Unit – Includes three sections and features 24 adjustable shelves for flexible, efficient storage. Built using shearing gable technology.

Design Option #8: Wardrobe – Includes three sections with a combination of shelves and hanging rods. Built to the ceiling using fillers and cabinet-based construction methods for a seamless, built-in look.

Design Option #9: Illustrated differences between Custom Closet and Cabinet Systems