Description

Types of Wardrobes

1. Freestanding Wardrobe – A standalone unit that can be moved around the room. These wardrobes come in various designs and materials, such as wood, metal, or laminate, and typically have hinged or sliding doors.
2. Built-In Wardrobe – Custom-fitted into a wall, making the best use of available space. Built-in wardrobes can be tailored to specific storage needs and room dimensions, often reaching from floor to ceiling.
3. Walk-In Wardrobe – A small room or large closet area designated for clothing storage, with ample space for hanging, shelving, and organizing various items. Walk-in wardrobes are usually found in master bedrooms and offer a boutique-like experience.
4. Sliding Door Wardrobe – Has doors that slide horizontally, saving space compared to hinged doors. Sliding door wardrobes are ideal for small or modern rooms where space is a concern.
5. Mirror Wardrobe – Features mirrored doors, serving as both storage and a full-length mirror. These wardrobes create a sense of spaciousness and are especially useful in smaller bedrooms.
6. Corner Wardrobe – Designed to fit into the corner of a room, optimizing often-unused space. Corner wardrobes work well in small or irregularly shaped rooms.
7. Open Wardrobe – An open shelving and hanging system without doors, offering easy access to clothes. Open wardrobes are popular in walk-in closets or as part of minimalist designs.