Get inspired by 6 modular wardrobes

This piece of furniture, designed by Norwegian architects Kraakvik & D'Orazio, really finds its charm in its mid-height storage units that run the length of the wall. Whilst taller than a sideboard, it’s lower than a ‘regular’ wardrobe, so it does the job of both: the modules hide shelves and drawers, whilst leaving space on top for treasures you’ve collected over the years. You can work with Method cabinet frames for a similar result. The 140cm-high kitchen unit has been transformed here by adding smooth doors. All you need to do is put in the shelves and rails - and there you have it, a custom-made wardrobe! 

Say goodbye to plain walls filled with cupboards! All you need are a few carefully-planned details to produce a piece of furniture for your home that’s not only practical, but also a feast for the eyes. This custom-made design project by Laura Narvaez is a perfect example. The alcove is crafted from the finishing panels, adding some character to the overall piece. It’s a way to highlight your favourite ornaments, whilst hiding the top and bottom of the cabinet frames. Finally, the dual-material fronts bring light to the full-height module. In our opinion, it’s really got everything going for it.