Book a free consultation and design appointment. During this appointment we will discuss the size, layout and design of your Walk-In wardrobe. The planning will also be digitally prepared and afterwards you will receive a no obligation quote from us. If you would like to realise the walk-in wardrobe in your dimensions, we will start with the production. The installation will be done by our professional installation team.
The dream of having a walk-in wardrobe is something that almost everyone has thought about. But why is the idea of a walk-in wardrobe so great and how do you make sure that the idea of your dream wardrobe is also fulfilled? A walk-in wardrobe means you have created a space that is all about your clothes. If chaos breaks out in your wardrobe in a hurry, it can simply be closed and is out of sight for the time being. But we want to plan your wardrobe in such a way that everything is clearly arranged and chaos doesn't break out in the first place.
In addition to shelves and clothes rails, our systems offer you many other helpful wardrobe accessories. Organisers turn every wardrobe into a storage miracle. They provide additional space for clothes, provide additional storage space of small accessories and provide enough space for shoes & Co. With the trouser pull-out, you can hang up all your trousers sorted and crease-free. The viewable shoe rack ensures that you can choose the right shoes to match your outfit.
Here is an overview of our wardrobe accessories:
Learn how to best organise your clothes in your walk-in wardrobe here.
1. The choice of surfaces and colours
Choosing wardrobe surfaces and colours can be quite a challenge. By investing in a custom-made wardrobe, you are investing in quality that will give you joy for a long time. If you have a small room, neutral surfaces and light colours are recommended. While choosing the Surface and colours, it is important that you choose from a mix of practical colour choices and reflect your interior style.
2. Your requirements
Determine how much space you need. How much clothing do you have? What kind of clothes do you have? Do you only want to store your clothes in the wardrobe or do you need to store other items? It is also important to find out whether you prefer hanging or folding clothes. For example, if you prefer to hang jumpers, you will need more hanging options.
3. Feel-good oasis
Especially if the walk-in wardrobe is somewhat larger, you should ask yourself whether the wardrobe should only be a wardrobe or whether you also want to have space for decoration to create an oasis of well-being. Do you have space for additional shelves or a chest of drawers? A few decorative elements such as fresh flowers, photos or books can do wonders.
4. Lighting
Is the room already optimally equipped with lamps or should the lighting be taken into account when planning the wardrobe? For example, the clothes rails can be fitted with lighting.
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