Walk-In Closet with Glass-Front Wardrobes
About Closet Area Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It runs full-height along the wall with a mix of closed cabinets, glass-front units and rows of drawers, so there is space for hanging clothes, folded items and accessories all in one place.
The glass-front sections let you see what is inside without opening every door, which is handy for bags or folded stacks, and it breaks up the run of solid shutters nicely.
Yes, it is designed as a slim walk-in corridor, so it makes good use of a narrow strip of space that might otherwise be wasted between rooms.
There are recessed spotlights along the ceiling and a narrow window at the far end, so you get both daylight and even overhead light to see colours properly while dressing.
Definitely. Even a spare passage or a corner of a bedroom can be fitted out this way. Share your available width and the designer can plan the units around it.

