Custom Closets in Santa Monica, CA

Santa Monica's architectural history stretches back to 1875 and the variety that has accumulated across 150 years of building is extraordinary. Ocean Park preserves bungalows and Craftsman homes from the 1890s and early 1900s, including what may be the oldest wooden structure in the entire city from 1893. The Wilshire Montana neighborhood holds Frank Gehry's original deconstructionist house on the corner of Washington Avenue and 22nd Street, a building that signaled a dramatic shift in modern architecture. North of Montana's estate homes designed by master architect John Byers, who built over 200 homes in the area in the Spanish Colonial Revival style, represent the most prestigious real estate on the Westside.

Each of these neighborhoods has its own character and its own storage challenges. The historic bungalows in Ocean Park have original closet openings sized for a different century. The estate homes North of Montana have the space for something genuinely impressive but often have builder-grade closets that never matched the rest of the property. The Douglas Aircraft-era worker homes in Sunset Park are well-built but small, where every inch of the closet genuinely matters.

What connects all of them is that the storage has rarely received the same attention as everything else. We design around the specific home and the specific household, not a template.

Homeowners in Sierra Madre reach out when they want a company that understands how to work with architecturally significant properties. Families in Castellammare contact us when a renovation is nearly complete and the closet is the last space still waiting. And residents in Santa Fe Springs find us when they want a result that reflects the level of care the rest of the home has already received.