Closet Factory Opens New Showroom in Beverly Hills

A new addition to South Beverly Drive is offering Beverly Hills homeowners a closer look at the luxury end of home organization.

Closet Factory has opened a showroom at 332 S. Beverly Drive, introducing a space built around the idea that storage can be as considered and design-driven as any other room in the house. A VIP grand opening is scheduled for Monday, April 6, and will include a ribbon cutting by Beverly Hills Mayor Sharona R. Nazarian.

“Beverly Hills is proud to welcome Closet Factory to our community,” Mayor Nazarian said. “As a company rooted in California, they bring a thoughtful approach to design that reflects both functionality and quality craftsmanship. We look forward to their contribution to our local business landscape.”

The showroom presents custom cabinetry and organization systems not only for closets, but for home offices, media rooms, wall beds, laundry rooms, mud rooms and garages, underscoring how far the category has moved beyond simple shelving and drawers. The effect is less utilitarian than aspirational, with each display built to suggest a more ordered, more refined version of daily life.

Founded in Southern California in 1983, Closet Factory built its name on custom closets before expanding into broader home storage and built-in design. At its Beverly Hills location, that legacy is framed through a wide range of finishes, accessories and configurations intended to feel highly personal rather than standardized.

“There are so many options for closet organization, but we have important, unique differences,” said John Crosson, owner of Closet Factory’s Beverly Hills showroom. “These are bespoke closets designs, they are custom made through our own local manufacturing facility and feature better materials including solid wood, and better design so you get the perfect organized solution that optimizes your space. Another draw is our designers, many of whom have loyal customers who span decades and have followed them to this new Beverly Hills location.”

Part of the brand’s pitch is structural as well as aesthetic. Closet Factory uses a floor-based installation system designed to provide a more durable foundation over time, a contrast with wall-mounted-only systems that can present long-term stability concerns. The company says the system is backed by a lifetime warranty.

The Beverly Hills showroom is part of Closet Factory Los Angeles & Orange County, a family-owned operation headquartered in Los Angeles, where its cabinetry is also manufactured locally. That local connection is central to the brand’s identity, along with a philanthropic component carried through Closet Factory Cares, a nonprofit supported through completed customer projects. Its primary beneficiary to date has been children in the foster care system.