Doors & finishes
Wardrobe doors that complete the room
The frontage changes how a bedroom feels, but the door system also affects access and everyday use. Compare hinged and sliding options through real installations.
Hinged fronts
Clear access, considered proportions
Hinged doors can be designed as simple flat panels or with more pronounced framed detailing. A painted finish can coordinate with the room, while other available finishes can introduce texture.
The bed, bedside tables and circulation space all affect how comfortably doors can open.
Explore hinged wardrobesSliding fronts
Opening space without outward swing
Sliding fronts suit rooms where outward opening clearance is limited and can create a clean, broad frontage. Panel overlap, track space and access to drawers need to be considered together.
Mirrors, coordinated panels and woodgrain finishes each change how the frontage feels. The current range is discussed during the design process.
Explore sliding wardrobes
Which works best?
Choose by access, not assumption
If the room can accommodate either system, compare access, interior organisation and appearance before deciding.
| Consider | Hinged doors | Sliding doors |
|---|---|---|
| Opening | Open into the room | Move across the frontage |
| Interior access | Individual sections can be fully opened | One part remains behind an overlapping panel |
| Room planning | Check bed and bedside clearance | Check track depth and drawer alignment |
| Appearance | Suited to narrow or framed door proportions | Suited to broader panels and mirrors |
Existing wardrobe doors can only be discussed after the cabinets, opening and hardware compatibility have been assessed. This preview does not promise a universal replacement-door service.
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