What did your his & hers walk-in closet cost?

Anonymous
We didn’t add one, but had it in design of house, roughly 400 sf on first level and then 220 sf on second level. DH built the custom cabinets. But the quote we got for cabinetry and stairs was about 175k. DHs is abut 200 sf and we did buy the cabinetry, which was about 15k.
Anonymous
This DIY ikea closet cost a little over $1600, No island:

https://www.drivenbydecor.com/ikeas-pax-closet-system-good-bad-ugly/

Chris Loves Julia spent $2500 on just materials for theirs, larger but also No island:

https://www.chrislovesjulia.com/our-closet-reveal-from-thin-air-to-dressing-room-the-ultimate-ikea-pax-hack/

This ikea closet does have an island and cost just north of three grand:

https://www.candacemaryinteriors.com/blog-1/2020/4/15/yt4beemdbd6hma9qvr26171bcbctce
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:$20-50k


Sorry, this was a response to the previous post with the photo, I just forgot to quote it.


That's very different than the $1500 comment. Realistically, in the area, 2 of those closets (one with island, one without island) cost 20k+? For real? Those are not elaborate closets with glass door cabinetry or anything like that. Well, if you are right, then I feel much better about the price quote I got.

https://www.houzz.com/photos/the-vernon-farmhouse-closet-dc-metro-phvw-vp~30686109



Why would you want to cheap out on this? The millwork in the closet rooms should be nice enough to match the house. It doesn’t make sense to have a huge house with bedrooms-as-closets and then have cheap particle board in there.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
It sounds like these are bedrooms really, not “closets” as normal people understand them. Building an island would more than double the cost, I assume. I’m the one who estimated $20-75k and obviously I don’t have a closet like that but that’s my educated guess.


lol, yes, and I love it. Once, in August, of course when we had company, our main floor A/C unit went out. We put our 2 girls on an airmattress in my closet and our son on an airmattress in my husband's closet, and gave our guests their rooms (my sister and her husband in one kids room, their children, my nieces, in the other kids room). Fortunately the A/C was fixed withing 2 days


I am OP, the "hers" closet looks kinda like this photo (except the room is bigger so there is more space surrounding the island), but for materials and installation, it's very similar to this closet in the photo, the "his" closet is similar but no island. Realistically, how much should they cost?

https://www.houzz.com/photos/the-vernon-farmhouse-closet-dc-metro-phvw-vp~30686109


We had a similar closet built by California Closets, with an island with drawers on each side, but much larger. We upgraded the materials to their high-gloss finish to go with our contemporary decor. It was $23K. But they're super expensive. Closet Stretchers may be less.

Anonymous
23k was for one closet or two?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:23k was for one closet or two?


It was for one closet but it's huge with a lot of built-ins. More than large enough for both DH and my stuff.
Anonymous
40K for two master and two smaller walk ins in guest bedrooms.
Anonymous
20,000 for two closets in the 6x10 to 8x10 range, builder pricing
Anonymous
+1 to the comment that walk-in closets can essentially be the equivalent of a kitchen project without appliances.

We have a John Louis closet system in our master bedroom walk-in closet. Maybe a mid range between expensive cabinets and ELFA as it is wood.
Anonymous
We did one of our large closets (size of a small bedroom) with on-sale Elfa, and I think that it was about $5k. A lot of open shelving plus some drawers and shoe shelves. Also, it didn’t have an island. I remember asking someone about an island and getting an off-the-top of their head price quote of about $5-7k.
Anonymous
If you're looking at a California Closet type system it is 20k minimum for ONE closet.

Yeah you could do IKEA but you have to put it together yourself and do the work to make it look custom.
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