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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 entire bedrooms. These spaces now borrow features from designer kitchens, including islands, seating, and even coffee stations.
Key trends include high-end materials like glass cabinets, LED lighting, and textured finishes. Practical additions like fold-out ironing boards, laundry chutes, and dedicated storage for handbags and shoes are popular. A well-designed dressing room can be a significant selling feature for your home.
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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