Bespoke Wardrobe Doors on the Sunshine Coast

We provide custom wardrobe solutions across the Sunshine Coast, including Maroochydore, Noosa, Buderim, Coolum Beach and Mooloolaba. If your location is not listed, contact us to confirm whether we service your area.

The best type of doors for wardrobes depends on the available space and your style preference. Sliding doors are a popular choice for wardrobes in smaller rooms because they don’t require additional space to open. They glide along tracks and are often available in materials like glass, wood, or mirrored finishes. Hinged doors, while requiring more space to open, allow full access to the entire wardrobe interior and can be customised with various panel designs and finishes. Mirrored doors are a great option for making smaller rooms feel larger while adding a functional element to the wardrobe. If you prefer a more modern look, consider frameless or flat-panel doors for a sleek, minimalist appearance.

Organizing a walk-in wardrobe starts with assessing your storage needs. Begin by separating your wardrobe into sections for hanging clothes, shelving, and drawers. Use higher shelving for less frequently worn items, such as seasonal clothing, and keep everyday items at eye level or within easy reach. If you have space, install a combination of long and short hanging rods to accommodate dresses, coats, shirts, and pants. Shoes can be stored on shelves or in shoe racks, while accessories like scarves, hats, and bags can be hung on hooks or stored in baskets. Drawer dividers can be helpful for organising smaller items like socks, ties, and jewellery. Incorporating good lighting and mirrors can also enhance the functionality and aesthetic of the space.

The best materials for custom wardrobes depend on your budget, style preference, and the desired durability. Solid wood is a classic choice for custom wardrobes, offering strength and longevity, but it can be expensive. Plywood is a more budget-friendly alternative that provides good durability and is less prone to warping in humid environments. MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard) is another popular option for wardrobe interiors, as it’s smooth, cost-effective, and easy to paint or finish. For doors, you can choose from materials like wood, glass, or laminate, depending on the look you're going for. If you prefer a more modern or industrial look, aluminum or metal accents can add a sleek, contemporary touch.