Custom Closets & Organizers in Henderson, NV

• Water Street and the old townsite: blocks around the Water Street District where government-built worker houses became private homes. Homes built for wartime crews are compact, so shelving carried to the ceiling and a two-level hanging rail in the reach-in give back the most floor.
• Green Valley: Southern Nevada's first master-planned community, with Green Valley South added from about 1985 and Green Valley Ranch from 1994. Closets from the earlier phases often start as a single rod and shelf, and a fitted layout that adds drawers and a second hanging level makes better use of the same width.
• Anthem and Seven Hills: Anthem opened in 1998 with a country club, a senior community and a third family neighbourhood, and Seven Hills was under way by 1996 around a golf club. Where a course is part of the neighbourhood, the garage often holds clubs and bags, so a tall cabinet with a rack for each bag keeps them upright and out of the way.
• MacDonald Ranch and Inspirada: later master-planned areas with larger primary suites. A walk-in that size works best divided into zones, with a center drawer island and a full wall for long hanging.

Across every era of Henderson building, the spare bedroom does double duty as a guest room and a place to work. A Murphy bed with cabinets on either side holds the bedding and leaves wall space for a desk or shelves, so the room is ready for either use in a minute.