A walk-in wardrobe provides a feeling of luxury

A walk-in wardrobe epitomizes daily luxury. Whether you're working with an expansive room or just a modest space, there are myriad solutions to craft the perfect walk-in wardrobe for your needs.

5 reasons to choose a walk-in wardrobe:

#1: You can neatly organize shoes, clothes, accessories, and bags for easy access and a clutter-free look.
#2: When the wardrobe occupies its own dedicated space, the bedroom exudes a serene and streamlined appearance.
#3: Sliding doors shield your clothing from dust, unwanted odours, and bedroom moisture, ensuring they stay fresh and protected.
#4: Maximize storage by efficiently utilizing irregular angles and sloping walls.
#5: Gain a comprehensive view of your entire wardrobe, ensuring you're always aware of your clothing options.
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Customised walk-in wardrobe

When crafting your walk-in wardrobe, there are various foundational layouts to consider. The best design hinges on the available space and your unique storage requirements.

 
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The U and L shape

A U-shaped walk-in wardrobe demands a generous amount of space but offers outstanding storage capabilities, either with wardrobe cabinets or behind sliding doors. Complemented by a seating area and a sizable mirror, it creates the perfect setting to curate and admire your outfits.

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The parallel shape

For those with constrained space, a two-walled walk-in wardrobe is often an ideal choice. It can accommodate an open wardrobe system featuring shelves, drawers, and hanging rods, granting you a clear perspective of your entire clothing collection.

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The I shape

The I-shape represents the most straightforward design for a walk-in closet. Utilizing just one wall, its length is customizable, making it perfectly suited for compact or elongated spaces.

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Ideas for a walk-in wardrobe

Customize your walk-in wardrobe to perfectly suit your desires, needs, and home. Here are three ideas to get you started:

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Walk-in wardrobe for a small bedroom

Even in a compact bedroom, integrating a walk-in wardrobe is feasible. Sliding doors serve as efficient room dividers without consuming additional floor space. By incorporating a mirror into the sliding door, you further save on wall and floor space, optimizing the functionality of the room.

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Walk-in wardrobe under sloping walls

Slanted walls and unconventional angles shouldn't deter your walk-in wardrobe dreams. You can customize a wardrobe to align perfectly with your home's unique dimensions. Those petite triangular sections? They're ideal for stashing shoes or accessories, making the most of every nook and cranny.

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Create order and overview in your wardrobe

To ensure your walk-in closet stays orderly and organized, incorporate shelves, drawers, pull-out units, and clothes hangers. Don't overlook mirrors and lighting, which not only make your space comfortable but also help you gauge the fit of your outfits. A generous mirror can further amplify the room, making it seem more expansive and luminous.

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Design your walk-in wardrobe with sliding doors

Sliding doors are space-savers, making them perfect for partitioning your walk-in wardrobe. Their design ensures they don't encroach upon room space when opened, maximizing every square meter for storage. Stretching from floor to ceiling, sliding doors can effectively serve as an extension of the wall, seamlessly integrating into the room's design.

Get advice and guidance for your walk-in wardrobe

Drop by your closest HTH store for expert advice on crafting your walk-in closet. Our knowledgeable consultants, well-versed in all available options, will guide you in bringing your ideal walk-in wardrobe to life.

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Organize your wardrobe

To prevent your walk-in wardrobe from becoming a chaotic mess, a well-conceived layout is paramount. Using pull-out systems, shelves, and clothes racks, you can designate specific places for each item, streamlining your wardrobe's organization and making it easier to manage and access your belongings.

Belt and tie pull-out racks

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Shelf with grid sides

Pull-out clothes hanger rod

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Pull-out trouser racks

Drawer with leather-look dividers

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Shoe drawer with front

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Pull-out shoe rack

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Optimal lighting

Good lighting is vital for a functional walk-in closet. Not only does it enhance the comfort level of the space, but it also ensures you can accurately gauge how outfits look on you.

When selecting lighting, consider these three key factors:

Adequate lighting: Proper illumination can make your walk-in closet feel more expansive and welcoming. Ensure that light is uniformly distributed throughout the area.

Natural light: Aim for a light color that isn't overly yellow or stark white. This ensures you can accurately perceive color combinations and patterns as they would appear in natural daylight.

Placement of lights: To avoid casting unflattering shadows when you examine yourself in the mirror, position the lights in front of you rather than directly overhead or behind.

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Lighting ideas

LED lamps

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A large mirror is a must

It's nice to have a large mirror in your walk-in wardrobe, so you can see your entire outfit - from low shoes to a tall hat. Consider any height differences to take into account and whether you want to be able to see yourself from both the front and the back.

Pull-out mirror

Sliding doors with integrated mirror

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Mirror with lighting

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Design a personalized walk-in wardrobe

When crafting your walk-in closet, it's pivotal to ensure its style harmonizes with the rest of your home. The aesthetics of your walk-in can be significantly shaped by sliding doors, which come in an extensive array of colors, materials, and designs.

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Find the style with a moodboard

Designing a walk-in closet offers a world of possibilities. As you gather inspiration, viewing how others have approached their interior design can be illuminating.

To bring your vision to life, compile images, colors, and materials on a mood board. This will help you crystallize the style you aim to realize.

How to create a Moodboard

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Get assistance with your walk-in wardrobe

Discover inspiration and innovative ideas for your wardrobe design at HTH. Our knowledgeable consultants are on hand to assist you, ensuring you have all your queries addressed before committing to a new wardrobe investment.

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