Closet World designs and installs custom closet doors for homes across San Diego County, from Chula Vista and the city to North County, Carlsbad, Escondido and Temecula: a designer comes to your home, walks you through the design and gives you a complete in-home estimate and an installation date in as little as 9 days.
In coastal San Diego, May and June are typically the cloudiest months of the year, with sunshine on only about six days in ten, and for the rest of the year the light pours in. Both seasons matter when you choose closet doors. Closet World replaces tired bifolds and dated mirror sliders in San Diego County homes with doors measured to your opening and finished to match the closet behind them.
Near the shore, the marine layer can keep rooms dim well into the afternoon; a few miles inland, typically somewhere between 5 and 15, it gives way to bright sun. A mirrored sliding door earns its place in a coastal bedroom on a gray June morning, bouncing what light there is around the room and doubling as a full-length mirror. Farther inland, frosted glass keeps a sunny room bright while hiding what is on the shelves. In older neighborhoods, the doors should respect the house. David Owen Dryden's Craftsman bungalows in North Park, Mission Hills and University Heights are known for built-in cabinetry and stained and leaded glass, and a wood-grain or flat-panel door suits that company better than a wall of mirror.
San Diego County is served by our San Diego team at 2460 Ash St, Unit A, in Vista. A designer measures each opening during a free in-home visit, shows you how different finishes will look in your room and leaves you with a complete in-home estimate and an installation date in as little as 9 days. Our own installers fit the doors. They can be done on their own or added to a custom closet project so the whole closet is finished at once; financing is available on approved credit. Thinking about the garage or a guest room too? See our garage cabinets and Murphy beds pages, or book a visit.
