STOR-X® Premium Quality Custom Wardrobes
Not every bedroom comes with a closet. Older homes, converted lofts, and plenty of newer builds leave you with four walls and nowhere to hang a shirt. A custom wardrobe solves that. It’s a built-in piece that gives a closetless room full of hanging, drawers, and shelving, designed to look like it was always part of the wall rather than a cabinet pushed up against it. STOR-X® builds custom wardrobes to the exact height and width of your room, so you get the storage of a closet in a space that never had one.
Premium Quality Custom Wardrobes
Not every bedroom comes with a closet. Older homes, converted lofts, and plenty of newer builds leave you with four walls and nowhere to hang a shirt. A custom wardrobe solves that. It’s a built-in piece that gives a closetless room full of hanging, drawers, and shelving, designed to look like it was always part of the wall rather than a cabinet pushed up against it. STOR-X® builds custom wardrobes to the exact height and width of your room, so you get the storage of a closet in a space that never had one.
The More You Design, the More You Get
Everything in your home, finally within reach. Spend $5,000 on a custom STOR-X system and earn a free roll-out shelf. The more you design, the more you get, up to three free shelves. Offer valid July 1 to September 30
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Built-In Wardrobes That Look Part of the Room
The difference between a wardrobe you buy and a built-in one is the fit. A flat-pack unit leaves gaps at the sides and a dust-collecting gap up top. Built in wardrobes run floor to ceiling and wall to wall, so there’s no wasted space and nothing to squeeze around. Inside, the layout is yours: double-hang on one side, long-hang for dresses and coats, drawers where a dresser used to sit, and shelving for the folded things. Sliding or hinged doors hide it all, or leave a section open if you want part of it on display.
Wardrobe Cabinets and Custom Wardrobe Design
Every custom wardrobe design starts with what you own and the room you’re working with. Wardrobe cabinets can be shallow for a tight bedroom or deep enough for bulky winter coats, mirrored to bounce light around a small room, or finished to match the bed and side tables. A custom wardrobe closet works around sloped ceilings, chimney breasts, and the awkward corners that stop a standard wardrobe from fitting. Because it’s designed for your space specifically, an odd alcove becomes usable storage instead of dead space.
From Guest Room to Custom Dressing Room
Sometimes one wardrobe isn’t enough. If you have a spare bedroom that rarely gets used, STOR-X can turn it into a full dressing room, with wardrobes running along the walls and hanging, drawers and shelving designed around your whole collection. It’s one of the most requested wardrobe projects, and it gives your clothes a room of their own instead of squeezing them into a closet.
Finishes, Hardware, and Accessories
A built in wardrobe closet is finished to suit the room it lives in, from a clean matte white to a warm wood tone, with handles or a handleless push-to-open look. Inside, the accessories are what make it yours: shoe racks, pull-out drawers, valet rods, jewelry trays, and integrated lighting so you can see to the back. You pick from a full range of finishes and hardware, so custom built-in wardrobes can blend into the wall or stand out as a feature, whichever suits the bedroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a custom wardrobe and a closet?
A closet is a recessed space in the wall that you fit out with storage. A custom wardrobe is a built-in piece of furniture that adds that storage to a room with no closet at all. The inside can hold exactly the same hanging, drawers, and shelving. The wardrobe just brings it to a room that was never built with somewhere to put clothes.
How much does a custom wardrobe cost?
It depends on the size of the wardrobe, the finish, and what goes inside. A single-width wardrobe with basic hanging and shelving sits at the lower end, while a full wall-to-wall built-in with drawers, lighting, and specialty accessories costs more. You get real pricing after the consultation, once the design is measured to your room rather than estimated.
How long does it take to design and install a custom wardrobe?
The design and build take the most time, usually a few weeks from an approved layout, since everything is made to order in Canada. The installation itself is quick, often a single day for a standard wardrobe. Your consultant gives you a timeline once the design is locked in.
Can a custom wardrobe be added to a room without an existing closet?
Yes, and that’s exactly what wardrobes are for. If your bedroom has no closet, a built-in wardrobe adds full hanging and storage against a wall, sized to the room. It’s the usual fix for older homes, condos, and any bedroom that was never built with a closet.
What materials and finishes are available for custom wardrobes?
There’s a full range, from durable matte laminates in white and neutral tones to warm woodgrains, plus mirrored and glass-front options. The finish is chosen to match the rest of the bedroom, and the hardware follows, from visible handles to a clean push-to-open look. Your consultant walks you through the options during the design.
What accessories can be added, like shoe racks, drawers, valet rods, and jewelry storage?
All of those, and more. Shoe racks, pull-out drawers in different depths, valet rods, felt-lined jewelry trays, pull-out baskets, tie and belt racks, and integrated lighting can all go into a custom wardrobe. The mix is chosen around what you own, so the wardrobe fits your wardrobe, so to speak.
Do I need to move out of my room during installation?
No. Installation is usually done in a day for a standard wardrobe, and the team works cleanly and tidies up afterward. You may want to clear the wall the wardrobe is going on beforehand, but you don’t need to move out or lose the use of the room for any real length of time.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The initial design consultation is complimentary, in person or virtual, with no obligation to go ahead. A local consultant looks at the room, talks through what you need, and puts together a design. You only commit once you’re happy with the layout and the pricing.
Do you design for small bedrooms or awkward spaces?
Very much so. Small and awkward rooms are where a custom wardrobe earns its place, because it’s built to the exact space, sloped ceilings, shallow walls, tight alcoves and all. A shallow-depth wardrobe or a design that wraps a corner can add real storage to a bedroom a standard unit would never fit.
