Updated September 7, 2020How many custom closets have you designed in your life?How many custom closets has your builder or remodeler designed in the history of their business?If your answer to these questions is zero, nada, none, nient – you’re not alone (no matter what language you say it in).Closet design is a niche business. It’s not something the average homeowner (or production builder or remodeler) does daily (or ever).The challenge with this is IF you want/need a custom closet for…

Follow this simple tutorial to make your own custom DIY closet work for you and your family while also looking less messy! Lakeandlumber.com

You can build the closet of your dreams for less that you think when you DIY and use IKEA drawers. Find out how in our extremely detailed step by step DIY walk in closet tutorial.

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Although the average walk-in closet dimensions are about 7-by-10 feet, you can create a smaller or larger one based on what you have available.

We walk you through the 3 ways to avoid mistakes in your walk in closet layout! Jump start your walk-in closet layout design & ideas here!

Earlier this year I gave our walk in closet a huge makeover and so many of you loved the series!! In fact, over 2 million of you have watched the three part video makeover... like, what!?! I was overwhelmed with different questions about this makeover so I thought I would make another video/blog post answering

So, your small walk-in closet is a DISASTER! Join the crowd.As an owner and designer of custom closets in Columbus Ohio I’ve seen thousands of closets and I get the same comment from people BEFORE I step into their closet. They’ll say ……“Mike, sorry about this closet. It’s such a mess.” I tell them there’s no need to apologize. Most closets are D.O.A. (Dead on Arrival) before you even put one stitch of clothing inside them. They’ve been slapped in by the builder as an afterthought. They’re…