Divine Full Custom wardrobes are made to order in Europe and often combine wood, metal, and glass, with options such as stone, veneer, lacquer, and leather. Designs can use several finishes, drawer types, opening mechanisms, and accessories. You can explore the materials in person at Divine Design Center's showroom on Battery Wharf in Boston.
- Wood, metal, and glass are the most popular wardrobe materials, often combined with stone, veneer, lacquer, or leather.
- Finishes range from neutral white, black, gray, and cream to bolder colors.
- Several drawer types, from deep drawers to shallow trays, handle everything from sweaters to jewelry.
- Accessories can be decorative, like crown molding, or practical, like tray organizers for watches and belts.
- Divine Full Custom is made in Europe, and you can see it at Divine Design Center's showroom in Boston.
Deciding on a Divine Full Custom closet is a personal choice, as this is a wardrobe that will be going in the most private part of your home. When choosing Divine Full Custom, it is important that you feel confident and trust that your finished closet will be exactly what you want. Learning more about Divine Full Custom will be helpful in securing your confidence in your decision. These 14 things you didn’t know about Divine Full Custom will convince you that it is the right choice for your custom closet.
1. Metal, Glass, and Wood
There are a variety of materials used when making a Divine Full Custom wardrobe. The most popular are wood, metal, and glass. However, you could also see stone, veneer, lacquer, and leather. Each of these materials is dutifully sourced to ensure only the highest quality is used in the Divine Full Custom wardrobes. When designing a Divine Full Custom closet, your project is only limited by your imagination, creativity, and budget. A single material like wood could be used for the entire closet design. However, a classic Divine Full Custom closet will have multiple materials. This elevates the design and gives the closets a luxurious look and feel.
2. A Wide Choice of Finishes
There are many finishes to choose from when designing your custom wardrobe. Many people choose one finish. However, you could choose more than one finish if you wish. Many of the finishes are in neutral colors, such as white, black, gray, or cream. However, there are also bold colors for a more unique wardrobe design. The primary place where the finish will be used is on the body of the wardrobe or closet. This would be the frame that supports a hanging rod. It is also used on the back panel, the shelves, and drawer fronts.
3. Solid and Durable Core
The core building materials for your closet are what give it strength and durability. To ensure that each closet is built to last, the core materials used are thick and sturdy. As a result, the finished closet is strong and capable of supporting all of your clothing, shoes, and accessories.
4. Specialty Hardware and Accessories
It isn’t enough for a wardrobe to be well designed and well built. Specialty accessories and hardware enhance the overall quality of a finished wardrobe. Our designers help you choose the ones that suit your closet and the way you use it.
5. Ask About Sustainability
Protecting the planet matters to many homeowners. If it matters to you, ask our designers about the woods and other materials available for your Divine Full Custom wardrobe so you can choose with confidence.
6. Multiple Opening Mechanisms
Have you thought about how the doors and drawers open in your closet? For many homeowners, this is hardware that is never given a second thought. However, in a Divine Full Custom wardrobe, the hardware is a key component of the design. There are multiple opening mechanisms in the Divine Full Custom catalog. This makes it possible for a closet design to have multiple opening mechanisms. Each specifically addresses a need or challenge.
7. Experience Since 2004
Divine Design Center has been in business since 2004. Throughout this time, our designers have seen changes in trends. They have also found solutions for unique project challenges. That experience means they can readily answer clients seeking assistance with their custom closet design.
8. Innovation Is Paramount
Divine Full Custom closets are impressive in their ability to remain relevant and on-trend for years to come. This makes them a solid investment for homeowners looking to maximize the ROI on their custom closet remodel investment. The Divine Full Custom inventory includes innovative and trending materials, finishes, accessories, and hardware. By having the latest innovations, homeowners can have a closet that features ever more functional designs. For example, this could be a more durable finish. Or it could be drawer hardware that easily opens and soft closes.
9. Multiple Drawer Types
There are several different drawer types in the Divine Full Custom wardrobe catalog. This is to ensure that there is a drawer design that addresses any challenge or need. A single closet design could require multiple drawer types. The design team at Divine Design Center is familiar with each of these drawer types. This enables them to create a custom closet design that perfectly fits a client’s closet space. For example, your closet could have deep drawers for storing large items like linens and bulky sweaters. Medium-depth drawers can hold folded clothes, underwear, hats, or socks. Shallow trays are perfect for holding accessories and jewelry.
10. A Wide Range of Accessories
What makes Divine Full Custom closets stand out is the details. There is a wide range of accessories in the Divine Full Custom catalog. This creates the possibility for endless customization and enhancement. The accessories and details that a Divine Full Custom closet could have may be purely decorative or functional. For example, a closet could have decorative crown molding and trim to complement the molding and trim that is located in the rest of a traditional home’s architecture. It could also be organizational accessories that optimize the shallow tray drawers. These are perfect for creating organized storage of jewelry, accessories, sunglasses, watches, scarves, belts, and so much more.
11. Local Support in Boston
Divine Full Custom is made in Europe, but you do not need to travel there to design your closet. Homeowners in and around the Boston area are able to design their Divine Full Custom closets with the assistance of local support from Divine Design Center. In addition, our talented designers stay informed of the latest innovations and developments.
12. Made to Order
Every Divine Full Custom wardrobe is made to order. Each piece is built to the design you create with our team, so it fits your closet space rather than coming off a store shelf.
13. Beauty and Functionality
The Divine Full Custom philosophy is to create beautiful and functional wardrobes. The designs are not good enough to just look beautiful. They also need to be functional for the homeowner’s daily life. This commitment to looks and performance ensures that a Divine Full Custom closet will satisfy homeowners. Every detail of the closet is thought of, from the core materials to the hardware to the accessories that finish the design.
14. A Showroom in Boston
A showroom visit is the best way to experience a Divine Full Custom design in the real world. You can touch the materials, open the drawers and trays, and feel the door mechanisms work.
Divine Design Center has the largest lifestyle showroom in Boston, located on the beautiful waterfront. Our clients are able to take their time, deciding what they like and don’t like.
Design Your Divine Full Custom Closet
If you are ready to upgrade your home’s closets, then Divine Full Custom has an extensive inventory of materials, finishes, and accessories. This gives clients endless options for designing their custom closets. These luxury closets are perfect for creating a design that perfectly fits the existing space, blends with the home’s existing architecture, and suits the homeowner’s lifestyle. The design team at Divine Design Center is ready to speak with you about your planned custom closet project.
- Wood, metal, and glass are the most common materials in a Divine Full Custom wardrobe.
- A wardrobe finish is applied to the body, back panel, shelves, and drawer fronts.
- Thick, sturdy core materials help a closet support clothing, shoes, and accessories.
- Deep drawers suit linens and bulky sweaters, medium drawers suit folded clothes, and shallow trays suit jewelry.
- Wardrobe accessories can be decorative, such as crown molding, or organizational, such as tray inserts.
- One closet design can combine several opening mechanisms, each chosen for a specific need.
Frequently asked questions
What materials can a Divine Full Custom wardrobe use?
Wood, metal, and glass are the most popular, but you may also see stone, veneer, lacquer, and leather. A single material such as wood can be used for the whole closet. A classic Divine Full Custom closet, though, combines several materials, which adds depth to the design and gives it a richer look and feel.
Which drawer types work best in a walk-in closet?
Most closets use a mix. Deep drawers are good for large items like linens and bulky sweaters. Medium-depth drawers hold folded clothes, underwear, hats, or socks. Shallow trays are ideal for accessories and jewelry. The design team at Divine Design Center knows each drawer type and can plan the mix that fits your closet space.
What kinds of accessories can I add to a custom wardrobe?
Accessories can be decorative, functional, or both. Decorative crown molding and trim can echo the molding in the rest of a traditional home. Organizational accessories fit inside shallow tray drawers to keep jewelry, sunglasses, watches, scarves, and belts in order. These details are a large part of what makes a Divine Full Custom closet stand out.
Where can I see a Divine Full Custom wardrobe before ordering?
Divine Full Custom is made in Europe, but you do not need to travel to see it. Divine Design Center's showroom is on Battery Wharf in Boston, and you can take your time there deciding what you like and what you don't. Seeing a design in person lets you touch the materials, open the drawers and trays, and feel how the doors move.
