Wardrobe Style Guide

Every bedroom needs a wardrobe . But in order to make the right choice , you’ll need to consider several factors including size , style , door type and , of course , the inner layout , which must be practical to use and suited to the items you wish to store . Read on for our top tips to custom right wardrobe for you .

1. Mirror door wardrobe

If you have a small bedroom, then a mirrored wardrobe is an excellent option as it solves two purposes at once. One is of your storage requirements, whereas the other is of making the room look spacious.

2. L-shaped wardrobe

L shaped wardrobe is most preferred wardrobe in modern and traditional homes, can be made from any type of materials. There are various types of handles which fit on this wardrobe. It usually comes with wardrobe furniture such as safety lockers and drawers.

3. Built-in cupboard

Built in bedroom wardrobe designs not only look beautiful but can also be customised easily. They can be made of various materials including wood and iron. The center section of the wardrobe here also has a proper space for placing the TV in your bedroom. You are allowed to have your own built in wardrobe designs and we welcome all custom made built in wardrobes orders.

4. Sliding door wardrobe

If you don’t want your bedroom crowded by wardrobes with swing shutters, pick one with sliding doors! Check out this simple but elegant design, where one door blends seamlessly into the other.

5. Walk-in wardrobe

Always dream of a classy walk in wardrobe, but need to fit it all in your dressing nook? Worry not. Pick a light-coloured wood for your wardrobes, and fill the nook with them. Add a mirror on the opposite wall, and the whole set of walk in closet design is turning your dreams into reality!

6. Complete with TV unit and study table wardrobe

If you’re skeptical about having multiple bulky pieces of furniture in your bedroom, take a cue from this design and get a multifunctional piece of furniture. So in one piece, you can combine your study table and TV unit with your wardrobe, and add a couple of cabinets and open shelves for good measure!