21 Walk-In Wardrobes You'll Never Want to Leave
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Julia Fairley
2 August 2022
Chief Sub-Editor and Writer, Houzz Australia and New Zealand. I love design and architecture that is thoughtful, sophisticated and champions an element of the unexpected. Before graduating with a Bachelor of Arts at UNSW and becoming a journalist, I studied interior architecture. For over a decade I have interviewed inspiring creative minds from around the world to write about design in its many different forms. Recently, I have also become an accidental gardener, to everyone's surprise.
Chief Sub-Editor and Writer, Houzz Australia and New Zealand. I love design and architecture... More
There’s something luxurious about a well-considered walk-in-wardrobe that’s a cut above the rest. It takes what is essentially a storage space and elevates it into a sanctuary. Here are 21 dreamy spaces to pore over, for various reasons. Some are designed to show off their owner’s sartorial style, others showcase the best of interior design, and many simply offer a handsome hideaway away from the hustle and bustle of the home.
And remember, you can get more details of a project and see more of a professional’s work, including their contact details, by clicking on an image.
And remember, you can get more details of a project and see more of a professional’s work, including their contact details, by clicking on an image.
1. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Style Merchants
Designer: Style Merchants
2. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Sarah Davison Interior Design
Designer: Sarah Davison Interior Design
3. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Madeleine Blanchfield Architects
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Designer: Madeleine Blanchfield Architects
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4. Australia
Designer: Zephyr and Stone
Designer: Zephyr and Stone
5. London, UK
Designer: Bhuva Construction
Designer: Bhuva Construction
6. London, UK
Designer: Nicola Merritt Interior Design
Designer: Nicola Merritt Interior Design
7. Albert Park, Victoria
Designer: Alisa and Lysandra
Designer: Alisa and Lysandra
8. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: Byrne Architects
Browse more beautiful images of wardrobes and dressing spaces by Australian designers
Designer: Byrne Architects
Browse more beautiful images of wardrobes and dressing spaces by Australian designers
9. Los Angeles, USA
Designer: Lisa Adams LA Closet Design
Designer: Lisa Adams LA Closet Design
…Here’s a neat little detail from the space.
10. Sydney, NSW
Designer: iSpace Solutions
Designer: iSpace Solutions
11. Sussex, UK
Designer: Alistair Fleming Design
Designer: Alistair Fleming Design
12. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: Carlisle Homes
Designer: Carlisle Homes
13. Singapore
Designer: Architology
Designer: Architology
14. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Tom Mark Henry
Designer: Tom Mark Henry
15. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: First Avenue Homes
Designer: First Avenue Homes
…Take a second look at this generous space from the opposite angle.
17. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Style Merchants
Designer: Style Merchants
18. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: Mr Mitchell
Designer: Mr Mitchell
19. Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Designer: Accord Homes
Designer: Accord Homes
20. Red Hill, ACT
Designer: YOLK on the Inside
Designer: YOLK on the Inside
21. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Studio AEM
Your turn
Which of these exquisitely designed wardrobes (or their contents!) would you like to call yours? Claim your favourites in the Comments below, like this story, save the images as inspiration, and join the conversation.
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Designer: Studio AEM
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Which of these exquisitely designed wardrobes (or their contents!) would you like to call yours? Claim your favourites in the Comments below, like this story, save the images as inspiration, and join the conversation.
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@Mary171155, your wardrobe sounds amazing. I think if you keep the handbags and shoes in the bags/boxes with some moisture absorbent bags ( I think they may be silica gel), this may help! Although with tropical climate perhaps you need something like the climate controlled cabinet in #9🥴
Agree that the examples here are unlimited by space and normal budget constraints but it is nice to dream😉. Also agree that I have never understood the craze for open shelving and hanging space. We had this in a previous house and I ended up covering clothes to protect them from dust😱
This build has taken over two years to complete and we are not finished yet. I hate to think what all my clothes will be like when I get them out of the storage boxes they have been in for two years. :( . I was thinking that the open shelving and hanging space will let them air out better. All our other built in wardrobes are fully built in. It is only the master bedroom's wardrobe that has been left open, because of the size of it.
While they are all beautiful the excess makes me cringe!