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Design trends for walk-in wardrobes
The evolution from walk-in wardrobes to designer dressing rooms.
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Walk-in wardrobes are evolving into luxurious dressing rooms, often by converting spare bedrooms, which can boost your home's resale value. These spaces now borrow features from designer kitchens, including islands, seating, and high-end materials.
Experts like Lizzi Whaley highlight boutique-style designs with glass cabinets and mood lighting. Popular additions include:
- Fold-out ironing boards
- Dedicated handbag storage
- Charging stations
Good ventilation and ergonomic planning are crucial for creating a functional and valuable personalised space.
Design trends from Italy
Lexington Night System by Jean Marie Massaud for Poliform, supplied by Studio Italia.
Being creative about carving out walk-in wardrobes in the home
Various walk-in wardrobes by Stash
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