Modular Wardrobe in MMR

A wardrobe only works if the inside matches the person using it. So we make a list first. How many sarees, how many shirts on hangers, how many folded piles, do you need a locker, does a full-length mirror have to go inside the door.

Sliding wardrobes

Best for small bedrooms where a normal door would hit the bed. Mirror or glass doors, and a loft on top for suitcases.

Normal (hinged) wardrobes

You get more usable space inside and it costs less per foot. You need about two feet of clear space in front for the doors to open.

Inside the wardrobe

• Saree drawers, shirt shelves, trouser pull-outs, tie and belt trays
• Soft-close drawers that pull out fully
• Lights inside the hanging section
• A hidden locker for papers and jewellery

Wardrobe layouts we make

Sliding Wardrobe

Doors slide instead of opening out. Best for small bedrooms where a normal door would hit the bed. Mirror, glass or laminate finish.

Hinged Wardrobe

Normal opening doors. You can see the whole wardrobe at once, and it costs less per foot. A loft on top holds suitcases and extra bedding.

Walk-in Wardrobe

An open dressing room with drawers in the middle and lights inside. Made for bigger 3BHK and 4BHK bedrooms.

Corner Wardrobe

Turns a difficult corner into useful hanging space, with a rail that turns so you can reach the back.

More Modular Wardrobe designs

Modular Wardrobe we have finished

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Modular Wardrobe across the MMR

We cover every area on our list. A few of the busiest: