Closet Remodeling

Closet Remodeling

Tired of clutter? Bella Systems - Custom Closets can help! We design and install beautiful, functional storage solutions for every room in your home, from pantries to entertainment centers. Our designers create a 3D model of your project before installation, ensuring perfection in every detail. Start your home organization journey—schedule a consultation or stop by our showroom today!


Bella Systems - Custom Closets

132 Lewis St Unit B8, Eatontown, NJ 07724, United States

732-413-8722

How a Custom Closet Can Save You Time Every Morning

Streamlined Organization

A custom closet is designed to cater to your specific needs, which means every item you own has a designated spot. From your shoes and bags to your collection of scarves, everything is neatly arranged and easily accessible. This level of organization eliminates the time-consuming search for that one belt or pair of earrings you need to complete your outfit, thereby saving precious minutes each morning.

Efficient Use of Space

Custom closets are built to maximize space efficiency. What might be a cluttered shelf in a standard closet becomes a series of drawers or an elegant display in a custom design. With better use of vertical space and innovative storage solutions like pull-down hanging rods or built-in laundry hampers, you can see and reach everything without rummaging through piles, all while keeping the closet floor clear.

Dressing with Ease

The thoughtful layout of a custom closet often includes designated areas for different types of clothing, such as work attire versus casual wear. This division allows you to quickly navigate through your wardrobe and pick out appropriate clothing without second-guessing where everything is located. By having outfits pre-organized by occasion or purpose, choosing what to wear becomes swift and straightforward.

Maintained Visibility

With proper lighting solutions integrated into your custom closet design, visibility is significantly improved. There's no need to waste time squinting in the dim light trying to distinguish between navy blue and black trousers. Bright, well-placed lights ensure that colors are accurately represented so that matching garments becomes a quick task.

Personalized Features

Customizing also means having the opportunity to incorporate features that complement your routine. Whether it's a built-in ironing board for quick touch-ups or clearly separated sections for different seasons' attire, these personalized touches streamline the process of getting dressed each day by catering directly to how you live and dress.

Reduced Decision Fatigue

By having an organized system that presents all options at a glance, decision fatigue is lessened in the morning rush. A well-designed custom closet subconsciously guides you towards making quick decisions about what items best suit the day ahead by presenting them in an orderly fashion that’s easy on the mind.

Long-term Time Savings

Finally, investing in a custom closet isn't just about saving time today; it's about consistent time savings every day moving forward. The durability and adaptability of customized storage mean that as life changes—whether it’s a new job requiring different attire or adopting seasonal wardrobes—you won’t have to reinvest time reorganizing or adapting an existing space; the system evolves with you.


Custom Closet Storage Hacks You Need to Try

Maximize Vertical Space

Often, the vertical space in a closet goes underutilized. Installing additional shelving at different heights can dramatically increase storage capacity. Consider extending shelves all the way up to the ceiling, and use a sturdy step stool for access to higher items. For seasonal or rarely used items, high shelving is ideal, keeping your everyday necessities within easy reach.

Utilize Adjustable Shelving

Flexibility is key when it comes to custom closet design. Adjustable shelving allows you to reconfigure your storage space as your needs change without having to install new hardware. This hack is perfect for adapting to varying item sizes or when you need to make room for new acquisitions.

Add Drawer Dividers

Drawers can quickly become cluttered without proper organization. Drawer dividers help compartmentalize your belongings so that everything has its place—from socks and underwear to jewelry and accessories. Customizable drawer organizers are available and can be tailored specifically to fit your drawers and items.

Incorporate Pull-Out Baskets

For items that don't stack well or are frequently accessed, pull-out baskets are an excellent solution. They allow you to see contents at a glance and grab what you need without disrupting neatly stacked piles of clothing or linens. These are particularly useful for storing scarves, belts, and athletic wear.

Invest in Multi-Functional Hangers

Hangers have come a long way from the simple wire designs of the past. Today's multi-functional hangers can hold multiple pairs of pants, skirts, or scarves on a single hanger. This helps maintain organization while conserving rod space for other garments.

Install Hidden Compartments

For an extra layer of customization, hidden compartments offer discreet storage options that keep valuables out of sight or simply provide a neat way to store less aesthetically pleasing items. Whether behind false drawer fronts or underneath a removable shelf, these secret spaces make the most out of every inch in your closet while maintaining a clutter-free appearance.

Custom Closets

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, well-designed custom closets can increase home resale value, offering a high return on investment.

Custom closets are costly due to high-quality materials, labor, and customization for maximizing space and design.

A custom closet typically costs between $2,000 and $10,000, depending on size, materials, and features. Walk-in closets can exceed $15,000.

3000K to 4000K (warm white to neutral white) provides optimal visibility and a natural look for clothes.

A home should have at least one closet per bedroom, plus additional storage for linens, coats, and utility spaces.