Kid's Closet

Help your kid's keep their bedroom clean and organized with a custom closet

Kid’s & Teen Closets

As your children grow, they need a closet and bedroom that will adapt to changes in their lives and activities. By using adjustable shelving, hanging areas, and baskets to create a perfectly organized closet, we can design a space that evolves with your child and provides them with a place to store clothes and also technology, sports equipment or books as they grow older.

A Closet For All Stages

It’s essential to design a kid’s closet in a way that grows with them over the years. Our design team will help you to create a system that you will love from the day they are born until they leave for college.

Our closet systems are comprised of adjustable shelves and rods which can easily be moved around as their needs change. If you need additional shelving, rods or closet accessories in the future, simply contact us and we would love to help!

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Tips For Kid’s Closets

Have fun with the design by adding details and personality! Just as adults want special “finishing touches”, kids appreciate this too! Consider painting the closet walls your kid’s favorite color, or swap out traditional drawer knobs for ones with fun designs.

Find the reachable height for your child, and draw a mental horizontal line throughout the closet – store items that need to be accessible to them below that line.

Working with your children to pick the entire week’s outfits in advance and then labeling each outfit with the day of the week on clothing hang tags will allow them to dress themselves easily in the morning. Drawer inserts and partition are also helpful for keeping contents organized.

Tips For Kid’s Closets

Have fun with the design by adding details and personality! Just as adults want special “finishing touches”, kids appreciate this too! Consider painting the closet walls your kid’s favorite color, or swap out traditional drawer knobs for ones with fun designs.

Find the reachable height for your child, and draw a mental horizontal line throughout the closet – store items that need to be accessible to them below that line.

Working with your children to pick the entire week’s outfits in advance and then labeling each outfit with the day of the week on clothing hang tags will allow them to dress themselves easily in the morning. Drawer inserts and partition are also helpful for keeping contents organized.