A walk-in closet is one of the most-requested upgrades among Capital Region homeowners — and one of the easiest to get wrong without a real design plan.
Island storage
For larger primary suites in homes throughout Saratoga Springs and Clifton Park, a center island adds folded storage and a place to dress, without crowding the walls.
Full-height shelving with a ladder
Makes use of vertical space that's often wasted, ideal for older homes in Albany and Troy with high ceilings but limited square footage.
Dedicated zones
The best walk-in closets separate hanging, folded, shoe, and accessory storage into distinct zones rather than one undifferentiated space — this alone is often the difference between a closet that stays organized and one that doesn't.
Converting an underused roomFor homes without an existing walk-in, converting a small adjacent bedroom or bonus space into a walk-in closet is one of the most requested renovation projects we hear from Capital Region homeowners.
NEHI, an official partner with One Day Doors and Closets of Albany, designs and installs custom walk-in closets built around your specific space and how you actually get dressed in the morning.