Walk-in closets and dressing rooms built like fine furniture — islands, glass fronts, LED lighting, and a place for every last pair of shoes.
Walk into a great boutique and notice what it does: garments displayed, not stored; light that flatters; a table in the middle where things can be laid out and considered. That is the standard we bring to the walk-in closet — a room you dress in, not a corridor you dig through.
iKitchen closets are built in the same Canadian facility, by the same hands, and to the same tolerances as our custom kitchens. That matters more than it might sound. Most closet companies work in modular panels and wire; we work in furniture-grade cabinetry — full-height wardrobes scribed to your ceiling, drawer boxes that close like a whisper on Hettich runners, doors hung on Blum hinges that will still be true in thirty years.
And because founder Noam Perez is an interior designer first, every closet starts with an inventory of what you actually own. Long-hang for dresses, double-hang for shirts, how many drawers of knitwear, how many linear feet of shoes. The room is designed around the wardrobe — never the other way around.
A center island with velvet-lined jewelry drawers, a stone or wood folding top, and integrated charging. The anchor of the room — and the piece guests always open first.
Framed glass wardrobe doors, clear or smoked, keep dust out and your collection on display. Handbags and tailoring become part of the room's architecture.
Lit hanging rails, edge-lit shelves, and glowing toe kicks — planned into the cabinetry from the first drawing, so color reads true and nothing hides in shadow.
Angled or flat display shelving sized to your collection — heels, sneakers, boots — with pull-out racks where depth is tight. Every pair visible, every pair reachable.
Beyond the showpieces, the quiet workhorses: pull-down rails for high hanging, belt and tie organizers, laundry hampers that vanish behind doors, lockable watch drawers, and full-length mirrors on pivot. Everything soft-close, everything on European hardware from Blum, Hettich, and Häfele, everything covered by a lifetime manufacturer warranty.
Your designer measures the room and your wardrobe — literally. We count hanging feet, drawer volume, and shoes, then design storage to fit with room to grow. Retainers start at $3,000, credited toward your project.
Your closet is manufactured in our Canadian facility — furniture-grade materials, sequence-matched veneers or crisp painted finishes, hardware fitted and tested before anything ships. Production runs 8–12 weeks.
Most walk-ins install in one to three days. Our teams set every unit plumb and level, tune every door and drawer, and connect the lighting — then hand you a finished room, not a punch list.
Most of our closet projects begin somewhere else in the house. A client finishes a kitchen and wants the primary suite to match. A designer specs a dressing room and adds a bathroom vanity in the same finish. A hallway begs for built-in wardrobes where reach-in closets used to be.
Because one facility manufactures everything, finishes match exactly — the rift oak in your closet is cut from the same program as the oak in your kitchen. That continuity is nearly impossible to achieve when every room comes from a different supplier, and it is a quiet part of why designers keep specifying iKitchen. Read more about how we work on our Why iKitchen page.
Like all iKitchen work, closets are quoted per project — the size of the room, the mix of drawers and hanging, glass fronts, lighting, and an island all shape the number. Design retainers start at $3,000 and are credited toward your project, and you receive a detailed line-item quote before anything goes into production.
Production typically runs 8–12 weeks from approved drawings. Most walk-in closets install in one to three days, since every component arrives finished and pre-fitted from our Canadian facility.
Yes. Islands are one of our most requested closet features — velvet-lined jewelry drawers, folding surfaces in stone or wood, and integrated charging. We design the island to the room so circulation stays comfortable on all sides.
We integrate LED lighting directly into the cabinetry — in hanging rails, shelf edges, glass cabinets, and toe kicks — so clothes read in true color and the room feels like a boutique. Lighting is planned in the drawings, not retrofitted.
A modular system organizes a wall; a custom closet finishes a room. iKitchen closets are built like fine furniture — full-height, scribed to your walls and ceiling, with soft-close European hardware and a lifetime manufacturer warranty — and they are designed around your actual wardrobe inventory. More answers on our FAQ page.
$12,000 to $45,000 depending on size, drawer count, glass and lighting.
Design retainers start at $3,000 · 50% production deposit · Balance before delivery
Book a free 30-minute consultation with an iKitchen designer, or call 1-844-813-9996 — we answer 24/7.
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