Behind Closed Doors Custom Closets & Cabinetry | Artisan Interiors Group : Family Owned & American Made
As a locally owned American manufacturer, we design and build custom spaces that are made here at home with craftsmanship you can see, feel, and trust.
Family Built. American Made.
For more than 26 years, we have transformed thousands of homes and businesses across Delaware, the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Baltimore, Washington DC, and the greater Philadelphia region. We are not a franchise and we are not importing cookie-cutter parts. We are a family-owned, American made company that believes your home deserves better than mass-produced cabinetry and fits all storage.
Crafted Locally. American Sourced.
Every project is produced in our own manufacturing facility through Artisan Interiors Group. We prioritize American sourced materials from trusted partners whenever possible, local production that reduces delays and protects quality, and hands on oversight at every stage from design through installation. Keeping work close to home lets us control the details and stand behind every piece that leaves our shop.
Custom Cabinetry in Real Wood and Laminates
The heart of our work is true custom cabinetry. Whether it is a primary closet, pantry, mudroom, library wall, media unit, or a full home of coordinated spaces, each project is built around your life. We work with real wood for warmth and longevity, premium laminates for modern aesthetics and durability, and carefully selected finishes and hardware that balance beauty and performance. Because we manufacture in-house, we are not limited to a narrow, imported catalog. If you have a specific look, finish, or challenge, we will source American-made materials to match your vision or engineer a custom solution that fits perfectly.
Vision Led Design for Every Room
Through Behind Closed Doors Custom Closets & Cabinetry, our designers plan for both form and function:
- Primary closets and dressing rooms
- Pantries, mudrooms, and laundry rooms
- Home offices, libraries, and media walls
- Guest spaces with wall beds for multipurpose rooms
- Light commercial and specialty interiors
Built to Perform
Our cabinetry is made for real life. Drawers glide smoothly. Doors close cleanly. Shelves hold up to everyday use. Finishes look beautiful for years. Every decision supports long-term value.
Our mission: deliver family-owned American made interiors that make everyday living easier, calmer, and more beautiful.
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A Client Story: The Art of the Dressing Room
A custom primary dressing room designed to feel like a European boutique, with tailored cabinetry, integrated warm lighting, concealed storage, full-length mirrors and personalized wardrobe details.

A Client Story: Complete Home Design and Space Planning
A complete home approach to design and space planning, from a custom garage with coordinated cabinetry and polyaspartic flooring to pantry storage, a solid cedar closet and thoughtfully designed primary closets.

What’s Next for Your Home? | Custom Closets & Cabinetry
One beautifully finished space often inspires the next. Explore custom closets, garages, home offices, pantries, media centers and cabinetry designed to make every space in your home work beautifully.

A Client Story: Elevated Coffee Bar
Inspired by a homeowner’s vision, this Frankford, Delaware project transformed an everyday coffee station into a custom designed feature with a color matched painted finish, warm walnut interiors, integrated lighting, quartz countertops, and an elegant arched display cabinet. As part of a larger whole home project that also included two closets, a pantry, and a bonus room closet, every space was thoughtfully designed to blend beauty, function, and craftsmanship.

A Client Story: Coastal Entertaining
A family in Selbyville, Delaware partnered with Behind Closed Doors Custom Closets & Cabinetry to personalize their newly built Evergreen Homes residence. From a custom entertainment center to two primary closets and a thoughtfully designed laundry room, discover how careful planning and craftsmanship transformed a new house into a home.

HPL vs TFL: What’s the Difference?
Is HPL really better than TFL? The answer depends on the project. Learn the differences between High Pressure Laminate (HPL) and Thermally Fused Laminate (TFL), when each material performs best, and why thoughtful design, quality craftsmanship, and expert installation matter more than marketing labels.