Walk In Wardrobes and Internals

Image 1: The power of paint! Paint your wall a darker colour to create a stunning contrast to the white walk in wardrobe.
Image 2: There is no comparison between the old and the new! Be bold and use coloured board for a sophisticated change. This walk in wardrobe is in Matt Black Laminate.
Image 3: The use of Matt Black Laminate in this Walk in Wardrobe married with black accessories and chandelier creates a stunningly dramatic dressing room.
Image 4: Add a jewellery drawer to store those treasured small items. This finish is Laminex Blackened Elm Riven.
Image 5: A tricky space in this walk in wardrobe was accommodated with a seperate set of smaller shelves. This finish is Laminex Blackened Elm Riven.
Image 6: By simply changing the colour of the drawer fronts, there's an added pop of colour to spark interest and provide contrast against the white melamine of the shelves. Pictured here are drawer fronts in Natural Oak Laminate.
Image 7: Coloured Board is the pinnacle in materials to create your luxurious walk in wardrobe. Add chrome hanging rails and handleless drawers to complete the look.
Image 8: There are a range of colours to choose from to suit your design style.
Image 9: There's room for lots of additional shelving in a walk in wardrobe
Image 10: The space in a Walk in Wardrobe allows for drawers and shelves to be placed together. Shelves can be adjustable if they are the standard shelf depth of 450mm.
Image 11: A place for everything. You can create customised shelves for your prized possessions, like this hat collection.
Image 12: Utilise all of your space with a custom built walk in wardrobe. A tricky corner can still be valuable storage real estate and house your long or double hang clothing.
Image 13: Your cupboard top shelf will usually sit at 2000mm high. Should the height be available, an additional top shelf can be added.
Image 14: Not all wardrobes need to have drawers. Every person has different storage requirements depending on the type of clothing or items they need to store.
Image 15: When working with sliding doors, it's best to think of your internals as compartments aligned with the number of doors that you have.
Image 16: When working with hinged doors, your drawers may need an infill to the side to allow clearance of the hinges and doors.
Image 17: Replace your drawers with wire baskets to increase the visibility of their contents.
Image 18: Your walk in wardrobe can accommodate multiple drawers together to create a bank of drawers - there's no excuse to have anything out with this much storage!
Image 19: Many wardrobes have 'box outs' which take up space. By creating a design with these shallow shelves, this potentially wasted space has become a smart storage solution as a bookcase.
Image 20: There are a small number of accessories available to add to your wardrobe, including this trouser rack.
Image 21: Rebel's standard drawer handle is a satin bow handle. You are welcome to supply your own handles and we can attach them.
Image 22: The drawer bow handle also comes in black which looks amazing in contrast with a light coloured board.
Image 23: For a sleeker look, you can choose to have your drawers as handleless at no extra cost
Image 24: If you have a clear wall, especially at the end of your walk in wardrobe, it's the perfect place to add a full length mirror. We can do that for you!
Image 25: How would you like this shoe collection? And the shoe storage to go with it too of course!
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