Master Wardrobe

Internal fitout layout

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Idea to make wardrobe doors at end of hallway visually interesting

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Potential to make use of wall space below window for drawers at end? Could have as a bench seat, storage under, then robe from bench seat height on adjacent wall

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Drawers at bottom look better than higher - highlights ceiling height. Could use these for jumpers. Nice front to doors/drawers

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Male wardrobe - long sleeve shirts on bottom, short sleeve & cycling on top. May be better arrangement than drawers or shelves?

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Shoes on sloping rack minimises depth required

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Finish around doorway makes it look deeper and could then have higher row of cupboards continue over doorway

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Mirror doors on one side only

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Cut through doorway from next room; simple detail on wardrobe doors; high storage doors

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Mirror doors to make more light and feel more spacious?

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Combination of wardrobe and drawers. Mirror at end. We could have mirror backing onto sitting room wall?

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shoe storage

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Pull out shoe storage - maximises use of space if there's not otherwise a logical narrow spot for shoes without taking away full depth wardrobe

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Shoe storage. How can we fit that in?

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Like this colour for north facing rooms but might suck light out of master/WIR. Like the simple style.

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Possible idea but not sure... mirror with pattern as taster for the pressed metal ceiling in master. Could be a real pain keeping mirror clean tho and not sure about the look...

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Not this image but as an example of wallpaper on door front for doors facing hallway

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Colour of wardrobe doors. Simple clean finish. Undecided about sliders though... probably prefer open out doors

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Basic shaker profile. Not this bland colour though

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Shelves for bags & hats

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Shallower shelves for shoe storage. This one has more shoes per length by arranging them like this

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Nice idea but doubt Grant would use it. Would be easier to keep storing belts & ties on a hanging device that didn’t require anything to be rolled/folded. Would want it to be a removable piece so drawer could be used for other things if it wasn’t being used for ties & belts

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Ties, belts & cufflinks drawer

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Curtain iso door from wardrobe to bedroom??? Could have the door at entry to robe, then don’t need actual door to bedroom but curtain could resolve concerns about light & privacy

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Light fitting in master robe. Could have this so visible from hallway. But would this introduce too much into hallway if it wasn’t consistent with the rest of the hallway lighting

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Shimmer, sophisticated & nice but simple design wall paper, could use in master robe & powder room. Nice feature as see robe from hallway

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Wallpaper. Could this be on wardrobe door fronts? Facing down hallway???

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Shelves for shoes

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Need storage for ties, belts & cufflinks. Better in drawer tho... or hanging? Needs to be very easy to used or they’ll end up left out

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trouser storage - this one has advantage of easily being able to slide trousers over

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trouser storage

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Doors & drawers - access drawers without needing to open wardrobe door. A more expensive option though???

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Shoe storage

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Shoe storage - so you can see them all!

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