Custom closets
in Washington DC.
Dressing rooms, studies and built-ins for the townhouses of Georgetown and Kalorama and the houses of Chevy Chase, McLean and Potomac — drawn in 3D and built to the inch.
- ◆Free 3D design
- ◆Fixed, written quote
- ◆Measured in person
- ◆Installed & signed off
Storage, as architecture.
Washington dresses for work and entertains at home. We design dressing rooms with a place for every suit and gown, and studies and libraries with real presence — classic, painted and panelled cabinetry that sits naturally in a Federal townhouse or a McLean estate.
Every room is surveyed in person, drawn in CAD and built to those exact dimensions, then installed and signed off by Kloset Worx — the same method and standard as our New York, Dallas and South Florida work.
Classic, with presence.
Suits, shirts and shoes organised for early mornings and late nights.
Glass-front bookcases, partners desks and storage for papers and books.
Fluted pilasters, inset doors and mahogany — at home in a period townhouse.
Around Washington DC.
One team, start to finish.
Send photos and rough sizes; we draw your closet in 3D, free and yours to keep.
Every room surveyed on site, so the drawings and the quote are exact.
Hardwood and stable cores, finished on every face, milled to the drawings.
Insurance certificates for your building, a protected route and a clean room each evening.
Common questions in Washington.
Do you build custom closets in Washington DC?
Yes. Kloset Worx designs and installs custom closets, walk-in dressing rooms, pantries and built-in storage throughout Washington DC and the surrounding area. Every project is drawn in 3D, built to the measurements we take in person, and installed and signed off by Kloset Worx.
How much does a custom closet cost in Washington DC?
It depends on the room. A reach-in typically starts near $3,500; a walk-in dressing room usually runs in the tens of thousands; a whole-residence program starts near $300K. You receive a fixed, written quote after we measure the room in person.
What does the design consultation cost?
Your design visit and personalized 3D design are free, with no obligation to purchase. Your design is yours to keep. Fabrication and installation are quoted separately.
How long does a custom closet take?
Roughly two to three weeks for a reach-in and four to six for a walk-in dressing room, measured from the approved drawings, then about a week on site for installation.
Do you work in Washington condominium and co-op buildings?
Yes. In the co-ops of Kalorama and the condominiums of the West End and Georgetown we send the building our certificate of insurance, book the service elevator, protect the route and work inside the building's permitted hours — and leave the residence clean each evening.
Book a design visit in Washington.
An hour in your residence, and you walk away with a custom 3D design of your closet — free, no obligation, yours to keep. Send a floor plan to hello@klosetworx.com, or call (771) 999-7835.