WALK-IN CLOSETS

SOLID WOOD

Solid wood is a popular and versatile material for wardrobes. It offers a classic and timeless look and can be crafted from various types of wood such as oak, pine, walnut, or mahogany. Wood wardrobes are known for their durability, strength, and natural beauty. They can be finished in different stains or paints to match different interior styles.

PLYWOOD 

Plywood is made by layering thin sheets of wood veneer and bonding them together with adhesive. It is known for its strength, stability, and resistance to warping. Plywood wardrobes are often more affordable than solid wood options while providing similar durability and longevity.

MDF is an engineered wood product made by breaking down wood fibers and combining them with resin and wax. MDF is dense, stable, and has a smooth surface, making it ideal for painted finishes. It is often used for wardrobe panels, doors, and shelves.

MEDIUM DENSITY FIBERBOARD (MDF) 

PARTICLE BOARD

Particle board, also known as chipboard, is made from wood particles bonded together with resin and compressed under heat and pressure. It is an affordable material commonly used for the construction of budget-friendly wardrobes. 

Glass can be used for wardrobe doors or as decorative elements. It can provide a sleek and modern look, allowing visibility of the contents inside the wardrobe. Glass panels can be clear, frosted, or textured, adding visual interest and enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal.

GLASS

METAL

Metal  closets are often used in industrial or contemporary designs. They offer a sleek and minimalist look, with options such as steel or aluminum frames. Metal wardrobes are known for their durability, strength, and resistance to wear and tear.

G-shaped Walk-In Closet:
 

-    The G-shaped walk-in closet is an extension of the U-shaped

     design, with an additional peninsula or island of storage in the

     center.
-    The peninsula can serve as a dressing table, addition

     storage, or a display area.
-    It offers a spacious and luxurious layout.

Linear Walk-in Closet:
 

-   This is one of the most common shapes and is characterized

    by a straightline layout.

-   Linear walk in closets feature a single wall or multiple parallel

    walls with storage element like shelves, hanging rods, and

    drawers.

-   This shape is suitable for narrow spaces or a long wall

    in a bedroom.

U-shaped Walk-in Closet:
 

-    A U-shaped walk-in Closet consists of three walls of storage,

     forming a U-shape.
-    This design offers ample storage space and can

     accommodate separate sections for different types of clothing

     and accessories.
-    It provides good visibility and access to your belongings.

L-shaped Walk-in Closet:
 

-    An L-shaped walk-in closet features two walls storage that

     intersect at a right angle, forming an L-shape.
-    This shape is versatile and can work well in both small and  

     larger spaces.
-    It allows for designated zones within the closet for various

     items.

Traditional Walk-In Closet:

-    This style often features classic design elements such as

      wood cabinetry, crown molding, and traditional hardware.

-    It may have timeless and elegant look with rich wood

     finishes like cheery or mahogany.

-   Traditional walk-in closets often emphasize craftsmanship

     and attention to detail.

Modern Walk-in Closet:

-    Modern walk-in closets have sleek and minimalist

     design.

-    They often feature clean lines, open shelving, and a

     monochromatic color palette.

-    Materials like glass, metal, and glossy finished are

     common in modern closet designs.

Thermofoil Laminated Finish:

-    Thermofoil laminate is created by applying a thin layer of film

     to MDF or particleboard substrate. The film is heated and

     vacuum-sealed onto the substrate, creating seamless and

     durable surface. It can be combined with closet body made of

     melamine laminate particleboard or MDF.
-    Available in a vast array of colors, patterns, and textures.
-    Thermofoil laminate is a popular choice for cabinet door

     panels due to its versatility, affordability, and attractive

     appearance. 

Paint or Stain on Natural Wood:

-   This finish showcase the natural wood grain and add warmth

    and character to the bedroom.

-   various colors, from light to dark, are available to achieve the

    desired look.

-   It can be applied on solid wood or on plywood and MDF with

    natural wood veneer.

Paint or Lacquer On MDF:
 

-    This paint is mainly applied on cabinet doors and is available

     in a wide range of colors, making it easy to match or contrast

     with your bedroom color scheme.
-    You can choose from matte, satin, or high-gloss paint finishes

     for different look.
-    They provide a smooth and clean appearance and are

     relatively easy to clean and maintain.

Melamine Laminated Finish:
 

-    Laminate is a synthetic material applied on particleboard

     or MDF and offers a wide range of design possibilities.
-    It can mimic the look of wood, metal, stone, or other

     materials.
-    Laminate surfaces are durable, easy to clean, and resistant to

     moisture and stains.

Initial Contact And

Consultation

Contace us to discuss your requirements, space measurements, budget, and design preferences. If you already have your design prepared, feel free to send us the drawings for assessment by our experienced design team.

Design And

Sales Contract

Our design team will craft a walk in closet design for your review. You'll receive detailed 2D or 3D drawings along with a quotation and cost breakdown. Upon your  approval of the final design and pricing, we'll proceed to sign a sales contract to move forward with the project.

Manufacturing And Delivery

Our manufacturing process commences, typically completing within 30 to 45 days. Upon completion, rigorous quality inspections are conducted before packaging and shipping the finished product to you.