When designing your home or apartment, the most important element of the interior will be the dressing room. The deZZign team has created various storage options for its Clients and in this article will share with you the main points that must be taken into account before drawing the wardrobe. A properly designed dressing room will not only save your time, but also ensure order in your things, simplify searches).
So let's get started. The first and most important thing - usually you have a separate room or a wardrobe - part of your room, 3 concepts follow from here - Closed, Open or Combined systems. If you have a whole room allocated, then part of your wardrobe can be with open glass shelves, so that the contents are always in front of you and it is more comfortable for you to use. In new buildings, people face such decisions with dust settling on open shelves, drawers, shoe racks, which is treated with glass doors as a compromise. But if you have the opportunity to allocate part of the room as a wardrobe, then such a system must definitely be made closed. A closed wardrobe system will maintain at least a visual order in your room. With the location of the wardrobe system in the hallway, the choice is obvious - a clearly closed system with sliding doors.
Understood the concepts. How to design and fill the interior space? Here it is necessary to clearly understand how you are living ergonomically and conveniently, how many people the wardrobe system is designed for, how many linen and clothes, shoes, which are stored in drawers, on hangers, shelves. And don't forget about hats, handbags and travel suitcases! From an understanding of how you store and how much space you need for storage, deZZign designers create ergonomic storage systems for you. And always, it is always necessary to create a wardrobe with a margin! You also need to understand that the more specialized shelves / drawers you have, the more expensive your system. However, we cannot NOT note that such a "filling" pays off for your comfort. Such specialized filling can be shelves for ties, specialized shelves, hidden storage areas, the inner frame of drawers with leather, felt, etc. The main factors of the price will be the material of manufacture. For example, exotic woods, glass doors with vacuum seals, special clothes freshener cabinets, which are built directly into the storage system, lighting is everything and, of course, size.
Designers and designers of deZZign have enormous experience in creating storage systems from small dressing rooms to large ones, and also take into account the capabilities of the Customer and immediately offer a solution that will be optimal for you and your interior.
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What Separates a Premium Wardrobe System From a Standard One
Several of the manufacturers we already specify for furniture and doors also produce dedicated wardrobe and closet systems, and the difference between their systems and a standard built-in wardrobe usually comes down to details that aren't visible until you actually use the space daily.
Poliform is one of the clearest examples - wardrobe and walk-in closet systems are one of the brand's core product categories, not a side offering, with modular interior components (drawer systems, shelving, integrated lighting, accessory organizers) engineered to work as a coordinated system rather than separately purchased pieces that happen to sit next to each other.
Rimadesio brings the same minimalist, hidden-frame language to wardrobe systems that we specify for their sliding doors - aluminum profiles and glass panels that read as architecture rather than furniture, particularly suited to open or semi-open wardrobe configurations where the system itself is meant to be seen, not hidden behind solid doors.
Molteni&C approaches storage with the same design language as the rest of their furniture collections, which matters when a wardrobe or walk-in closet sits adjacent to a bedroom furnished with pieces from the same brand - the visual continuity between the two spaces stops being an accident and becomes a deliberate part of the design.
SV Group takes the opposite design direction from Rimadesio's minimalism - their wardrobe and cabinetry work is built for classic and traditional interiors, with detailed millwork, moldings, and finishes that would look out of place in a minimalist system but are exactly right for a more formal or period-appropriate room.
Why the Hardware Matters More Than It Looks
The single biggest difference between a premium wardrobe system and a budget one is rarely visible in a photograph: it's the drawer runners and door hinges. Soft-close mechanisms from specialists like Blum or Hettich cost more than basic hardware, but they're also the components that determine whether a system still feels precise after five years of daily use or starts to feel loose and unreliable within the first year. For a system used multiple times a day, every day, this is one detail worth paying for even when budget pressure pushes toward economizing elsewhere.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a branded wardrobe system worth the added cost over a custom-built one from a local workshop? It depends on priorities - a good local workshop can match the joinery quality, but branded systems typically offer more refined hardware, a wider range of tested interior configurations, and long-term parts availability that a one-off custom build can't guarantee.
Can different brands be mixed within the same wardrobe system? Generally not within a single modular system, since each brand's components are engineered to specific dimensional standards - but a bedroom can combine a Poliform wardrobe with furniture from a different manufacturer as long as the overall material and finish language is coordinated.
How much of the wardrobe budget should go toward hardware versus visible finishes? More than most people initially plan for - hardware failure is what actually makes a system feel cheap over time, while visible finish choices affect how it looks on day one.
Specifying the right combination of system, finish, and hardware for a specific space is exactly the kind of decision our furniture selection and interior design services are built around.
