Custom closet designs to consider include black-framed glass wardrobes, two-level closets for high ceilings, divided closets for two people, sliding matte glass or smoked glass doors, walnut walk-in closets with islands, retractable-door wardrobes and mirrored wardrobes. Each can be fitted with drawers, shallow trays, shelving, hanging rods and integrated lighting to suit what you store.
- Glass-fronted wardrobes keep a room feeling open and put your clothes on display.
- A custom closet can run all the way to a high ceiling, adding a second level for seasonal clothing.
- Shared closets work best when each person has a complete, separate side.
- Smoked glass and mirrored doors offer alternatives to fully transparent fronts.
- Matching pieces, such as a TV cabinet, can carry the closet's finish into the rest of the bedroom.
Knowing that you want to design a custom closet is a simple decision to make. Figuring out what design you want for your wardrobe is slightly more complicated. Because there are so many options available with a Divine Full Custom closet, it can feel overwhelming. Working with a design team will provide you with a guide to the process. Looking at completed designs will get you inspired. Browsing these elegant and sophisticated designs will help you identify what you would love to see in your Divine Full Custom closet.
1. Black-Framed Glass Wardrobe
The ultra-modern design of this wardrobe creates a minimalist look. The black frames give the glass cases structure and ground them to the space. While the glass on all sides complements an open floor plan. These barely there wardrobes are perfect for a loft where you want to keep the space feeling open. They are also ideal in a bedroom with a view, as they create a minimal barrier between you and the view. For those who own clothing that is reminiscent of art, a glass wardrobe allows you to showcase the beauty of the clothes. Shelving along the top and drawers along the bottom add functionality to these showpieces.
2. Two-Level Closet for High Ceilings
Extra high ceilings present a unique challenge that Divine Full Custom closets are ready to tackle. Standardized closet solutions result in wasted space above the closet. Divine Full Custom closets can be customized to continue as high as necessary to reach the ceiling. This luxury closet has readily reachable doors with hanging space, drawers, and shelves. It then has a second level. This takes full advantage of the high ceiling and adds a significant amount of additional storage space. These taller closet doors are ideal for storing seasonal or special event clothing. Integrated lighting works with the light fixtures in the room to create a visual accent while increasing the visibility within the closet.
3. Divided Closet for Two
When two people use a closet space, having separate spaces for each is crucial for organization and functionality. The unique design of this closet divides the space in half, creating complete closets on either side of the room. The matching glass front shoe cabinets showcase each person’s collection of footwear. Then tall black cabinet doors frame the glass cabinets providing plenty of hidden storage. A desk and chair area can make the perfect desk or vanity space. Then a center island provides additional storage with a matching black veneer and glass front cabinet design. LED light bars throughout the closet provide plenty of light in all of the areas where you need it. Instead of a traditional chandelier, LED lighting in the ceiling creates a modern look.
4. Matte White Glass Sliding Closet
Add a modern oriental touch to your home closet design with this Divine Full Custom closet design. The fronts of this closet are matte white glass panels that slide to open and close. Slimline black edging defines the panels and gives them a modern touch. Once opened, they reveal an elegant organizational design with plenty of storage. Shallow trays, deep drawers, cubbies, shelves, and hanging rods all create plenty of options for a variety of items. Instead of outfitting the closet with multiple lights, accent lighting was added to the ceiling. That way, the closet and the area in front of the closet are illuminated.
5. Walnut Gloss Walk-In Closet
With this elegant design, this Divine Full Custom closet takes clothing storage to the next level. It isn’t just a wardrobe; it is an entire walk-in closet. A walnut veneer with a gloss finish is used throughout the room. Smoked glass and mirror doors create a sophisticated design. However, what truly elevates this closet design is the back panels. The backside of the closet is lined with porcelain imitation stone. This creates an elegant accent that gives the design a polished accent. In addition, a large island creates more storage with plenty of drawers and shallow trays. Accent lighting highlights the different storage areas. Then creating plenty of light is a large chandelier hanging in the center of the room.
6. Transparent Sliding Door Wardrobe
The large, transparent sliding doors of this wardrobe make deciding what you will wear simple. You can begin deciding what you will wear without opening your wardrobe. With glass doors, staying organized is crucial, so this Divine Full Custom wardrobe features a full breadth of organizational features. The glass doors also showcase the beauty of the wood used for the shelving, cabinetry, and drawers. While each Divine Full Custom wardrobe is custom, this is a beautiful example of the possibilities. Shallow drawers are perfect for organizing accessories. Open shelving will put your collection of footwear on display. A variety of hanging bar cubbies will separate your clothing, making it easier to find what you need. Cubbies will give you plenty of space for folded items and bins. Accenting the wardrobe is LED strip lighting. This highlights the different closet sections while making it easier to see your clothing.
7. Minimalist White Lacquer Wardrobe
This wardrobe is the ultimate in minimalism. It features a smooth white lacquered finish that is practically seamless from one door to the next. The only indication of a door is the subtly integrated handle notches. Once you open the door, the wardrobe's true beauty emerges. A rich old oak lining creates sophistication and depth. Lighting integrated into the shelving illuminates the space and keeps it from getting too dark. Mechanized handles are incorporated into the doors for smooth operation.
8. Smoked Glass Sliding Closet
While glass doors add a modern touch to a closet, not everyone loves that they are so transparent. This puts the closet contents on full display. Divine Full Custom includes a solution for this: smoked glass. The rich dark wood and stone finish behind the smoked glass create a mysterious and sophisticated look. Sliding doors were used to easily move them left and right to access the closet. The closet is designed for two people to use, with short clothes hanging on the left and full-length hanging on the right. In addition, a matching TV cabinet provides additional storage in the bedroom. It has the same smoked glass and dark finish on a smaller scale.
9. Retractable Door Wardrobe
This wardrobe is the perfect solution when you don’t want a closet to look like a closet. The laminated doors create a sophisticated accent to any room. The minimalist handles integrate into the finish for a seamless design. To improve functionality, the retractable opening system has the doors slide back into the wardrobe so that they are out of the way while you access your items. Hidden behind the doors is an elegant oak finish that brings warmth to the room. Because the closet is divided into sections, each area can have a specific purpose. For example, one section holds accessories in shallow drawers. Then there could be another section for hanging clothes and a third section for shoe shelves.
10. White and Chrome Wardrobe
Traditional old-world elegance meets modern design trends in this white and chrome closet design. A large wardrobe sits prominently in the center of the room. It is finished with white lacquer and chrome framing. This adds a touch of glamour to the space that already features a rich parquet floor and decorative molding. A combination of shelving, cubbies, and hanging rods were used to create various clothing storage solutions. What makes Divine Full Custom closets unique is the ability to create additional matching furniture pieces. A TV cabinet sits along a second wall with the same white lacquer finish and chrome framing.
11. Mirrored Door Wardrobe
Homes seem to never have enough storage or mirrors. This Divine Full Custom closet fixes both of those problems. Don’t be fooled; this is not the tacky mirrored closet of years past. Instead, it elevates an old design into something fresh and sleek. Integrated handles ensure a clean look from one door to the next. Then once opened, a stained oak finish is revealed. Discreet lighting illuminates each section to provide focused illumination for the clothes hanging below. A combination of solid and glass front drawers at mid-height are easily accessed with additional hanging below. When closed, the large mirrors reflect plenty of light and create the illusion of a larger room.
12. Tall Hinged Door Closet
This closet design shows the versatility of Divine Full Custom closets and how even the simplest of designs offer plenty of customization options. The tall and narrow doors could be clear glass or mirrored, creating two different visual effects in the room. The doors are mounted on swing hinges with handles creating plenty of space to access the closet within. Behind the glass doors, interior lighting illuminates the closet, creating an elegant contrast between light and shadows. Lining the closet is an elegant oak veneer. This rich wood adds warmth to the closet and creates a polished look.
Design Your Divine Full Custom Closet
With all of these beautiful examples of Divine Full Custom closets, you are sure to be inspired. If you are ready to upgrade your closet, the next step is to speak with our team of talented designers. We will listen to your feelings about your current closet and your desires for your new closet. With this information, we will begin creating a custom closet for your home.
- Glass wardrobes with black frames create a minimal barrier in lofts and in bedrooms with a view.
- On extra-high ceilings, a closet can continue to the ceiling with a second level for seasonal or special-event clothing.
- A closet shared by two people can be divided in half, giving each person a complete closet.
- Smoked glass shows less of a closet's contents than clear glass while keeping a modern look.
- Large mirrored doors reflect light and create the impression of a larger room.
- Integrated and LED lighting improves visibility inside the closet and highlights each storage area.
Frequently asked questions
Can a custom closet make use of very high ceilings?
Yes. Instead of leaving wasted space above a standard closet, a Divine Full Custom closet can continue as high as the ceiling allows. One design pairs easy-to-reach doors with hanging space, drawers and shelves, then adds a second level above for seasonal or special-event clothing. Integrated lighting improves visibility inside and works with the room's own fixtures.
How can two people share one closet comfortably?
Give each person their own space. One design divides the room in half so there is a complete closet on each side, with matching glass-front shoe cabinets, tall cabinets for hidden storage and a shared center island. Another splits the hanging space by length, with short clothes on one side and full-length pieces on the other.
What if I like glass closet doors but don't want everything on display?
Smoked glass is a good middle ground. It keeps the modern look of glass while softening the view of what is inside, and a dark wood and stone finish behind it adds depth. Mirrored doors are another option: they hide the contents completely, reflect light around the room and can make the space feel larger.
Can a closet match the rest of my bedroom furniture?
Yes. Divine Full Custom closets can include additional matching pieces. In two of these designs, a TV cabinet sits on a second wall with the same finish as the closet, one in smoked glass with a dark finish and one in white lacquer with chrome framing. This helps the closet feel like part of the room rather than a separate feature.
