Custom Closets & Cabinets in Telluride Colorado
Colorado Closets Plus designs, builds, and installs custom closets and cabinetry for homes in Telluride and Mountain Village. We build everything at our own shop in Durango and bring it over the San Juan Skyway. The consultation is in your home, and the work is held to the standard these houses are held to.
Custom storage for Durango area homes
Telluride is really two housing markets. Down on the valley floor, the National Historic Landmark district, restored 1880s and 1890s Victorians on the blocks north and south of Colorado Avenue, where the closets are small, the ceilings are tall, and any change gets read against the character of the house. Up on the mesa, Mountain Village, mountain-modern and ski-in ski-out, where the rooms are larger and the storage is expected to vanish into clean walls.
Both ask a lot of the storage. A Victorian gives you a footprint the size of a hall closet and a wardrobe that will not fit it. A Mountain Village build gives you the space but no tolerance for anything that looks bolted on. A designer drives over from Durango, measures, and draws to the room so the finished work sits in the house as though it came with it.
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Why Colorado Closets Plus for Telluride Storage?
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One shop, one standard
The designer, the build, and the install are one company out of Durango. Nothing is subcontracted and nothing ships in half-finished. In a town where the finish work is scrutinized, that control over the whole job is the point.
We know both Tellurides
The historic Victorians where a four-foot closet and a nine-foot ceiling force the design upward. The Mountain Village builds where the storage has to read as part of the architecture. The plans are as different as the houses.
The skyway is routine
Telluride is a drive we make on a schedule, over the San Juan Skyway. We build around the trip so the distance never touches your timeline. You get the same process and the same crew a client in town would.
Historic-friendly scope
Our work sits inside the house, not on the protected exterior. On a home under Historic and Architectural Review Commission review, we keep to the interior and coordinate with your architect where anything reviewable is involved.
Material that holds up
The person who measures, the shop that builds, and the crew that installs all work for the same company. Thermally fused melamine over an engineered core stays true through the temperature and humidity swings of a high-alpine house, including the stretches a second home sits closed.
Working with your team
On a Mountain Village build or a downtown restoration, we fold into the existing team. The storage arrives ready to install and finished to match, not as one more thing to manage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What finishes are available?
Every material we offer has more than 50 variations. Wood grains, whites, warmer off-whites, colors, and all the hardware you could imagine. If you want to see the whole menu come on down to our showroom on Turner Drive in Durango or book a free design consultation and we’ll come to you.
Do you serve Telluride, Pagosa Springs, and Ouray?
Yes. We travel throughout Southwest Colorado for consultations and installations — Telluride, Pagosa Springs, Ouray, Cortez, Silverton, Bayfield, Farmington, and the surrounding communities.
How long does installation take?
Most single-room projects install in one to two days. Larger or multi-room projects are phased so you’re not living in a construction zone. You’ll get a specific timeline once the design is finalized.
What are your closets and cabinets made of?
High-quality thermally fused melamine — hard, non-porous, easy to clean, and stable in dry Colorado air, where cheaper boards swell or peel. Cabinet boxes are built on plywood. The finish holds up for decades.
Are you a franchise?
No. Colorado Closets Plus is locally owned and has designed, built, and installed in Durango since 2008. The designer who walks your home is part of the same team that manufactures and installs the project.
Where is everything manufactured?
At our own facility at 190 Turner Drive in Durango. Nothing ships in from a national distribution center — which means shorter lead times and changes resolved in days, not weeks.
How many color and finish options are there?
More than 50 — crisp whites, warm off-whites, wood tones, deep blues and greens, charcoals, and matte blacks. We bring physical samples to your home so you can see them in the room’s actual light.
Can you work with sloped ceilings or other non-standard spaces?
Yes — those are exactly the spaces custom is for. Sloped ceilings, angled walls, shallow niches, and converted rooms are common in mountain homes, and every piece is made to your measurements rather than a standard size.
