A 1920s Spanish Colonial in Hollywood Heights, a Craftsman in the Highland-Camrose Bungalow Village and a post-war ranch house each call for something different:
- Pre-war homes: doors that respect plaster walls and original trim, often in painted or wood-grain finishes
- Mid-century and post-war homes: sliding or bypass doors that replace dated panels on wide reach-ins
- Condos and smaller bedrooms: mirrored doors that bounce light around the room and double as a full-length mirror, or frosted glass for a softer look
Doors can be designed together with the closet system inside, so the finish on the doors and the shelves behind them match, or they can be ordered on their own. Bifolds suit narrow openings where a slider would block half the closet.