StandardThe everyday hinged wardrobe
A straightforward wardrobe wall separates everyday clothing from occasional luggage, with doors that reveal each section fully.
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Wardrobes,
your way.
Storage ideas distinguished by door type, room position and the clothes or belongings they organise.
Standard
CompactSliding wardrobe for narrow rooms
Sliding doors avoid swinging into a narrow bedside route while a glazed panel lightens the storage wall.
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StandardCorner wardrobe return
A wardrobe turns a bedroom corner to combine longer hanging storage with accessible shelves on the return.
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SpaciousWalk-through dressing passage
A passage beside the bedroom becomes a dressing zone with clothing on both sides and a clear central route.
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StandardOpen dressing alcove
An open dressing alcove keeps a small selection of frequently used clothes visible, with folded items in lower drawers.
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StandardWardrobe with dressing desk
A dressing recess breaks a long storage wall and gives smaller everyday items their own drawers and lit mirror.
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CompactWardrobe around a doorway
Storage follows the wall around an existing doorway, using the upper area for infrequently needed items.
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StandardWardrobe and reading seat
Tall cupboards frame a window bench so clothing storage and a quiet reading place share one wall.
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StandardSaree and occasion wardrobe
Long hanging and shallower drawers offer different ways to organise sarees and occasion wear without treating every item alike.
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SpaciousHis-and-hers storage wall
Two distinct wardrobe zones allow each person to choose their own mix of hanging and folded storage.
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CompactGuest wardrobe and luggage bay
A guest room wardrobe combines a modest clothing section with a visible place to set down a suitcase.
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Look beyond the finish.
- Hinged and sliding shutters change access; choose against actual room clearance.
- Count hanging clothes, folded storage and luggage before adding accessories.
GOOD DESIGN GOES BEYOND THE PICTURE
Before you
choose a direction.
These visual concepts are a starting point. Measurements, specifications and installation details shape the final design.
- 01
Start with an inventory of hanging clothes, folded items, accessories and luggage.
- 02
Check shutter travel, drawer access and the route beside the bed.
- 03
Confirm wall condition, fixing method and ventilation before installation.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
Your favourites.
Your floor plan.
Save a few designs and bring your ideas together. We’ll discuss how the layouts and finishes could work in your home.
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