Luxury Closet Expansion | The Birth of the Nichique™ This client had two primary bedroom closets and a linen closet, but none provided the storage or experience she wanted. We gutted the existing spaces and combined all three to create one custom luxury closet. We widened the entrance and replaced the traditional doorway with a frameless glass entry door etched with the client’s silhouette. Beyond the glass, a custom illuminated display cabinet creates a dramatic first impression while showcasing her handbag and accessory collection. Because the new closet was long and narrow, every inch mattered. When we needed additional storage for her extensive sunglasses and fragrance collections, we looked beyond traditional cabinetry. We opened the wall and created shallow display storage between the studs, maximizing an area that would otherwise go unused. That solution became our signature Nichique™ - a feature born from this project that has since become one of our most requested custom closet features.

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