Closet Organization and Storage Solutions By Lily Ann Cabinets

Have you ever felt frustrated, overwhelmed, and completely lost in the clutter of your home? Chances are, your mind is too.

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Studies have shown that cleanliness and clutter in the home do impact our stress levels. This means that living in a cluttered environment increases our stress levels and affects our ability to focus, producing negative emotions rather than the positive ones associated with cleanliness and order. 

And we don’t want that much baggage weighing us down.

We want to come home to a spotless home, not a “sparkless” one with spaces that clearly do not “spark joy.”

Not only can having clutter-free spaces be good for your home, but they can also do wonders for your mental health and overall well-being! The act of cleaning and decluttering produces a calming effect on us. Going clutter-free therefore helps us regain and assert some semblance of control over our already cluttered lives.

Our goal here is to always feel in control of our surroundings. 
So, where do we begin? How can we regain control of our surroundings? Well, you can always start small at home, and inside something as deeply personal to us: our very own closets. 

The Cost of Closet Organization

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While we don’t have to be runway-ready all the time, having a clean, organized closet to walk in and out of from Monday to Sunday helps us feel runway-ready. And for a lot of us, that is enough. With the right closet organizers installed, you don’t have to do it alone either.

According to HomeAdvisor, closet organizer installation usually costs between $627 and $2,527, with an average price of $1,543. While pricing depends on the scope of your project, you might spend around $150 for a small organizer to $5,000 for a high-end overhaul. There are also several factors to consider that influence its total cost. 

Number and Size

Table recreated from HomeAdviser’s Data, updated last June 19, 2026

Pricing increases for every closet added or larger closet space needed. For DIY installations, this might not be the case, but for professional installations, it is, so you have to plan before booking. A full walk-in closet definitely costs more than a simple reach-in closet with a hanging rod and a shelf.

Table recreated from HomeAdviser’s Data, updated last June 19, 2026

Closet Types

While prefab closet kits arguably cost less, they may not last as long as custom wood systems, since they’re usually made from lower-grade medium-density fiberboard (MDF) with laminate coating, and as the word suggests, aren’t customizable.
Custom closet systems can cost from a basic unit worth $150 with wire or plastic inserts up to $5000, for a large, high-end installation. 

Material Choice

The cost of these closet organizers also depends on the materials it's made of. If you’re looking for cost-effective, easy-to-install, and highly customizable materials, you go for closet organizers made of wire or plastic.

While metal closet organizers are a bit more durable than both, they’re not as durable as those made of wood and laminate. They’re more expensive than those made of wire, plastic, or metal and less customizable, but look better and are better in terms of durability.

All closets by Lily Ann Cabinets are made of engineered wood.

Add-Ons and Upgrades

Adding closet lighting and closet door replacements to improve the look and functionality of your closet carries additional costs. Baskets and storage bins, hanging rods, tie and shoe racks are closet accessories that help you organize items by grouping them together. 

Labor

Of course, you can also hire professionals to help you organize and install your closet systems. Labor costs depend on the professional you hire and where you’re located. As HomeAdvisor reports, handypersons can charge from $50 to $100 per hour, while carpenters: $70 to $120 per hour for custom builds, and professional closet installers: $60 to $200 per hour or offer a flat fee for their services.

To be honest, you will only consider these labor costs if you’re hiring a pro installer, but if you’re going for a DIY approach, then the costs can go significantly lower. 

Want to know the right approach for your decluttering needs? We have a guide to see which cabinet installation option works best for you. Basically, both options have its distinct advantages that also apply to other storage solutions (closets clearly included). But whatever you decide to do, we at Lily Ann Cabinets are always happy to help!

Conquer Clutter With Our DIY Closet Kits

Ready to conquer the clutter? Lily Ann Cabinets has closets for DIY enthusiasts and aspiring ones to help cut down costs and start living the clutter-free life! 

Both of our RTA closet systems are made of engineered wood with soft-close drawers, double-hanging sections, pull-out mirrors, and LED lighting options, among many other customizable options. 

Go full glam, high-end style without the high-end price with our stunning oak closet systems and white closet systems with a gorgeous white finish that brightens any room. These closet systems are designed to help you declutter your space and maximize vertical storage.

Lily Ann Cabinet’s Custom Storage Solutions For Your Home

We tend to use our closets as a catch-all for all of our clutter, or for things we don’t want to see out in the open or within sight of guests. Whether it’s the spaces we occupy in our closets or minds, it’s time to stop hiding and reorganize! I believe it’s time to start seeing them as spaces where we can begin to organize and declutter our spaces.

With stunning and modern closet cabinets with glass doors. Lily Ann Cabinets has the organizational and storage solutions you need to ensure nothing in your home is an eyesore, even down to the inside of your closets.

Don’t hide from your guests in these closets; make them something you’ll want to show off! As for closet cabinets for the rest of your home, Lily Ann Cabinets is your one-stop shop for quality cabinetry!

Our talented team of designers can work closely with you to come up with the best storage solutions for each closet in your home, or if you just want to see what everything could look like during renovations.

Whether it’s our oak or white closet systems, it’ll cost less in the long run if you take the time to think about how they will look, feel, and be utilized within your home.

Just provide our team with the exact measurements of the space you would like them to design within, and they’ll get to work crafting a unique, quality 3D design packet and walkthrough tour for you to approve.

Get organized today with Lily Ann Cabinets!