Custom Closets
A closet is the most personal storage in the house. It's built around one wardrobe, one routine, one set of habits. A standard closet, meaning a rod, a shelf, and whatever the builder happened to leave, isn't built around anyone.
We design custom closets from scratch, make them at our shop on Turner Drive, and install them ourselves. No semi-custom shortcuts, no standard-size compromises.
Bedroom Closets Built for Real Life in Durango, CO
Every closet we build starts with a conversation about how you actually use the space. What hangs? What folds? Which side gets the most traffic? Are you sharing it with someone whose wardrobe looks nothing like yours? Only then do we begin to design your ideal closet.
There’s no semi-custom option in our catalog. Every part gets made to your dimensions. No standard widths, no filler pieces, no settling for where the shelves and rods land. The shelf runs as long as your wall. The rod hangs as high as your longest coat needs. The drawer unit is as wide as the alcove allows.
Everything is custom. Everything is built to fit. The construction, the materials, and the finishes stay the same across every kind of closet, but every combination is uniquely yours.
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All Closets
Custom beats off-the-shelf in every category.
Custom Storage vs. Big-Box
A standard closet system is built to fit any closet, which really means it doesn't fit yours all that well. Standard widths leave gaps at the wall. Wire shelving gives out once the clips start to fail. Drawer slides bind under a load. Whatever you save up front rarely makes it through the first decade.
A custom closet gets built around your actual measurements. How long the wall runs, where the studs sit, how high the ceiling reaches, how deep the alcove goes. Shelves the right length. Drawers the depth your space allows. It ends up looking like it was always part of the house, because that's the only place it was meant to go.
Custom Storage
Big Box Basic Storage
Check out our materials and finish options
Every closet we build uses high-quality thermally fused melamine, the same material premium closet makers rely on across North America. The surface is hard, non-porous, easy to wipe down, and holds up in dry Colorado air, where cheaper boards and hardwood tend to swell, warp, or break down within a few years.
Colors & finishes
More than 50 options in our catalog: bright whites, warm off-whites, rich wood tones, deep blues and greens, charcoals, and matte blacks. Your designer brings samples to the consultation so you can hold them up in your closet’s real light.
Door & drawer front styles
Slab, finger-pull, or grooved fronts. Match your bedroom’s existing trim or run a deliberate contrast, whichever suits the look you’re after.
Hardware
Matte black, brushed nickel, polished chrome, antique brass, and more. Soft-close hinges and drawer slides come standard.
Accessories
Velvet-lined jewelry drawers, pull-out hampers, valet rods, belt and tie racks, shoe shelving with adjustable spacing, mirror panels, integrated lighting rough-out, and a built-in island for boutique layouts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a semi-custom or stock option?
No. Everything is made to order at our Durango facility to your exact dimensions — no standard widths and no filler pieces.
Do you install lighting?
Yes. We design and install any lighting that doesn’t require patching into your home’s electrical — think battery and motion-sensor units, plug-in under-shelf LED strips, and entry lights. For hardwired, integrated lighting we design and rough it out, and the final electrical connection is handled by your electrician. Your designer will map out the right lighting plan for your space at the consultation.
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.
Can I do one product now and add more later?
Yes. Many clients start with one closet or room and come back for others. We keep your finish and design on file so later additions match.
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.
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.
What does the first step look like?
A designer comes to the house, measures, and talks through what is not working. You see the design before anything is built.
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.
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.
Do you work in new construction as well as existing homes?
Both. Most of our work is retrofit in existing homes, but we also coordinate with builders and architects on new builds — the earlier we’re involved, the more storage gets designed into the house itself.
Do you have a showroom?
We have a small showroom at our production facility in Durango at 190 Turner Drive Units B & H,
Durango. We come to you for your design consultation, but if you’re interested in seeing where the magic happens, or if you just want to get an in-person look at some of our beautiful finish and accessories here in-store, we’d love to show you around.Can you do more than one room in a single project?
Yes. Whole-house projects are common, and carrying one finish across rooms keeps everything cohesive — one design team, one install schedule, one point of contact.
Do you supply the boot-drying tray and hooks?
We build fully custom solutions for your unique needs and will either source the features you need or work with an outside vendor to make sure you have the right storage for you and your family. In the past we’ve also mounted Gravity Grabbers, specialty drying equipment, and sport-specific locker configurations.
What closet types do you build?
Walk-in, reach-in, boutique, kids’, linen, and new-construction closets. The construction and materials are the same across all of them — what changes is the layout and the use case.
Do you work outside Durango?
We do. Our crew works with clients in Telluride, Mountain Village, Pagosa Springs, Cortez, and all around the Four Corners. The free consultation and the install both come to you.
What’s the difference between fully custom and semi-custom?
Semi-custom assembles pre-built boxes in standard widths to fill a space. Fully custom — what we build — means every component is made to your exact dimensions: no standard widths, no filler pieces.
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.
Will custom storage add value when I sell?
It’s something buyers notice on a walkthrough — a well-built primary closet or a finished garage stands out in a way wire shelving never does. Agents across Southwest Colorado consistently flag thoughtful storage as a differentiator.
Where do I start if I want to redo storage in more than one room?
The free consultation. A designer walks the whole house, you talk through what’s working and what isn’t, and we build a plan you can phase over time or tackle all at once — no obligation beyond the rooms you’re ready to start.
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.
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.
What do you actually build?
Custom closets, cabinets for every room, wall beds, garage and gear storage, built-ins, and new-construction storage — all designed and manufactured in Durango.
Do you offer a free consultation?
Yes. Every project starts with a free in-home consultation — we come to you, measure the space, talk through how you use it, and leave you with a design and an itemized quote. No obligation, and no showroom visit required.
Personal Consultation
Have storage needs? Ready for a solution? Request a Consultation with our design team and let us help you design a space that’s both functional and beautiful.
Custom Design
Our design team will take your ideas and needs and Craft a Custom Solution Tailored to your Style, Space, and Lifestyle. Let us bring your vision to life with functional and beautiful designs!
Local Manufacturing
Our in-house manufacturing ensures your design is completely custom, personal, and made to order. At Colorado Closets Plus, we’re proudly local—not a franchise—so every piece is crafted with care, just for you.
White-Glove Installation
Our White Glove, Professional Team of background-checked storage experts ensures your installation is seamless and stress-free. We’re here to help every step of the way—and can even measure on-site for your next custom design!
You don't have to come to us (but we'd love to invite you to our showroom and shop)
We’re based at 190 Turner Drive in Durango and travel across Southwest Colorado for consultations and installs: Telluride, Pagosa Springs, Ouray, Cortez, Silverton, Bayfield, Farmington, and the surrounding communities across La Plata, San Juan, and Montezuma counties. Locally owned since 2008.
