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When building a custom home, the primary closet is always one of the most exciting—and personal—spaces to plan. It’s more than just storage. It’s your daily launch pad. And when it's well thought out, it makes life easier. At the start of every project, we work with the home designer to carve out the right amount of space based on each client’s lifestyle and wardrobe needs. From there, we focus on four core zones that make up a functional closet layout: Thanks for reading Joa

In Part One, we covered closet layout basics—arguably the most important step in creating a space that actually works. Once that’s dialed in, it’s time to layer on the details that turn your closet into something special: finishes, lighting, and thoughtful little upgrades that make everyday routines feel a bit more effortless. Flooring Choices Closet flooring typically falls into one of three categories: plush carpet, hardwood, or an extension of your bathroom tile. If client

Why Builders Should Be Involved Early in the Plan Design A few years ago, we met with a family who had already invested months into drafting their dream home. The plans looked beautiful on paper — but once we walked the lot together, it was clear the driveway would have been far too steep without proper space to back in and out of the side facing garage, and storage was lacking in a few key areas. Because we were brought in before construction began, we were able to make adju

Why Builders Should Be Involved Early in the Plan Design A few years ago, we met with a family who had already invested months into drafting their dream home. The plans looked beautiful on paper — but once we walked the lot together, it was clear the driveway would have been far too steep without proper space to back in and out of the side facing garage, and storage was lacking in a few key areas. Because we were brought in before construction began, we were able to make adju