Residential
Custom Closets & Wardrobesin Toronto & the GTA
Since 2018 we've designed, built and finished closets in our own shop — from floor-to-ceiling wardrobe walls to boutique walk-in dressing rooms. Every closet is planned around the way you actually dress and scribed to your space, with adjustable hanging, velvet-lined drawers, pull-out valets and integrated lighting that turns getting ready into a ritual. One team draws, builds and installs it, so the standard is the same on both sides of every door.
Last updated
The short answer
Panda Reno designs and builds custom closets in Toronto and across the GTA: walk-in closets, built-in wardrobes and closet organizers sized to your room and your wardrobe. Everything is built in our own shop and installed by our team, with soft-close drawers, adjustable hanging and optional integrated lighting. As a guide, a reach-in closet typically runs about $3,000–$6,000, a built-in wardrobe wall about $6,000–$12,000 and a walk-in about $8,000–$35,000 or more depending on size, and most closets take 4–8 weeks from approved drawings.
Last updated
- Typical investment
- Reach-in $3,000–$6,000; wardrobe wall $6,000–$12,000; walk-in $8,000–$35,000+
- Timeline
- 4–8 weeks from approved drawings
- Includes
- Walk-ins, wardrobes, reach-ins, closet organizers
- Made
- Designed and built in our own GTA shop, installed by our team
- Consultation
- Free, in-home, no obligation
Why homeowners choose Panda Reno
- Made in our own shopCabinetry designed, milled & finished in-house
- 6+ years in businessBuilding cabinetry across the GTA
- One-team buildThe makers install what they build
- 15+ projects deliveredSee the portfolio proof →
What we build
Storage that feels like architecture.
A great closet is designed around your lifestyle, not simply the available wall space. We carefully plan the right balance of hanging space, drawers, shelving, and storage based on your needs, then craft full-height, custom-fitted cabinetry that maximizes every inch while looking as though it has always been part of your home.
Discuss your project- Walk-in dressing rooms and reach-in wardrobes
- Adjustable hanging, shelving and drawer modules
- Velvet-lined drawers and pull-out valet rails
- Integrated LED and sensor-activated lighting
- Full-height cabinetry, scribed to wall and ceiling
- Soft-close, full-extension hardware throughout
The gallery
Every closets photo, in one place.
Showing 10 of 15
The approach
A closer look at closets & wardrobes.
A custom closet is one of the highest-value pieces of cabinetry you can add to a home — for daily quality of life and for resale — but only when it is planned around the wardrobe it has to hold. We design closets the way a tailor cuts a suit: to the person, not the pattern.
It starts with an inventory
Before anything is drawn, we map what you own: how much hangs long, how much hangs double, how many drawers of folded items, how many pairs of shoes, what should be on display and what should disappear behind doors. Those numbers decide the mix of hanging, shelving and drawers far better than any stock layout ever could, and they make sure every garment ends up somewhere you will actually reach for it.
Built in, not bolted on
Whether it is a reach-in wardrobe wall or a full walk-in dressing room, we build floor to ceiling and scribe to the walls and ceiling, so there are no dust-collecting gaps and the closet reads as architecture. Soft-close, full-extension hardware is standard; velvet-lined drawers, pull-out valet rails, hampers and jewellery trays are specified only where they earn their place.
The details that make it a ritual
Integrated LED — in the hanging sections, over the drawers, even inside them — turns getting dressed from a chore into something considered. A full-length mirror, a place to sit, an island or a surface to lay things out: these are the differences between a closet and a dressing room, and we plan them in from the very first drawing. We also plan for how a wardrobe grows: adjustable shelving and modular hanging let the closet adapt as your needs change, rather than locking you into today's layout. And because every interior is built and finished in our own shop, the parts you rarely see — drawer boxes, banded edges, soft-close runners — are held to exactly the same standard as the doors you open every day. The finished room should feel calm and ordered the moment you walk in, and stay that way because there is a considered place for everything you own.
Buyer’s guide
Custom Closets & Wardrobes in Toronto: what to know.
Walk-in closet design: what fits your space
Good walk-in closet design starts with two numbers: hanging clothes need about 24 inches of depth, and you need roughly 36 inches of clear aisle to dress comfortably. As a rule of thumb, hanging on one side needs a room about 5 feet wide, hanging on both sides about 7 feet, and a U-shaped walk-in with a centre island roughly 12 feet or more. If the room is tighter than that, a built-in wardrobe wall in the bedroom often holds more and feels less cramped.
Inside, most wardrobes need more double-hang than people expect, a measured amount of long-hang for dresses and coats, deep soft-close drawers for folded clothes, and shoe storage sized to the actual collection. Our guide to designing a walk-in closet covers the standard dimensions we start from.
Custom closets vs closet organizer kits
Closet organizer kits and modular systems are a reasonable choice for a quick refresh or a rental. They come in fixed widths, usually with exposed hardware, and they are installed into the space rather than built for it. Custom closets are made to the room's exact dimensions, run to the ceiling, use solid fronts and quality drawer runners, and can include integrated lighting, mirrors, islands and finishes that match the rest of the house.
As a 2026 guide, a custom reach-in closet in Toronto typically runs about $3,000–$6,000, a built-in wardrobe wall about $6,000–$12,000, a small walk-in about $8,000–$15,000 and a large walk-in dressing room with an island $15,000–$35,000 or more. Our guides on what a custom closet costs in Toronto and custom closets vs modular systems break the numbers down.
Questions
Good to know.
Can you design around my existing room?
Yes — we measure and build to the exact space, scribing to walls and ceilings so the closet reads built-in, not bolted on.
Open walk-in or closed wardrobe?
Both. Open boutique shelving, fully doored wardrobe walls, or a mix — whatever suits the room and your wardrobe.
What finishes are available?
Painted, melamine, veneer and high-gloss, with a wide choice of hardware, hanging and lighting options.
How much does a custom closet cost?
As a 2026 guide, a custom closet in the GTA typically runs about $3,000–$6,000 for a reach-in, $6,000–$12,000 for a built-in wardrobe wall and $8,000–$35,000 or more for a walk-in dressing room, depending on size, finish and specialty storage.
How long does a custom closet take?
Most closets run around 4–8 weeks from approved drawings to installation, depending on size and how much specialty storage is involved.
Do you serve areas outside Toronto?
Yes — we design and install custom closets across the Greater Toronto Area, including Richmond Hill, Vaughan and the wider York and Peel regions.
Areas we serve
Closets & Wardrobes across the Greater Toronto Area.
Custom Closets in Richmond Hill
Oak Ridges · Bayview Hill · Mill Pond · Jefferson & more
Custom Closets in Vaughan
Woodbridge · Maple · Kleinburg · Thornhill & more
Elsewhere in the GTA? Book a free consultation — we serve the whole region.
Helpful guides
Planning closets? Start here.
Free consultation
Book a free in-home consultation
- Free in-home consultation and measurement
- Honest advice on materials, layout and budget
- We reply within one to two business days
Prefer to talk? +1 (437) 328-4484