I’m ready to add a built-in closet that fits flush with an existing wall and gives me organized, easy-to-reach storage for clothes. The first phase of the project is strictly this in-wall unit; a standalone closet and a TV stand may follow once this piece is complete, so clean craftsmanship and clear documentation matter. Here’s what I need now: • Concept drawings or 3D renders showing layout, shelving, and hanging sections that maximise the wall cavity without protruding. • A full cut list and material schedule for solid wood construction, finished in a natural, clear coat that lets the grain show through. • On-site measurements confirmed before fabrication. • Final assembly and installation with all hardware concealed and doors aligned smoothly. You’re free to propose joinery techniques and hardware brands you trust, but everything must end up sturdy, flush to the wall, and free of visible fasteners. If you work with SketchUp, AutoCAD, or similar software, please mention it so I can review the design digitally before we cut any timber. Once the closet is in and I’m happy with it, we can discuss the remaining furniture pieces.