Wardrobe Interior Design

The latest wardrobe design trends for 2025 are a lovely mix of practicality and eco-consciousness, with a modern minimal touch. You can expect to see these popular styles:

• Modular wardrobes with sleek, handleless shutters, following the ‘less is more’ minimalist philosophy, are everywhere.
• Natural woodgrain finishes and textures, in contrast with neutrals like white, cream or grey are top picks.
• Earthy colour palettes—shades like sage green, yellow ochre, tangerine and sandy beige are trending.
• Homeowners are looking for smart storage solutions, like pull-out accessories, LED-let wardrobe interiors, and sliding shutters that save space.
• Shutters with rattan inserts are a popular choice among those who like to keep their carbon footprint low.
• Industrial design is a happening trend, too: wardrobe shutters with fluted glass panels, wood and aluminium lend a youthful, edgy vibe.
• In smaller urban apartments, wardrobes are increasingly being integrated into multi-functional spaces—doubling as study nooks, dressing corners or entertainment units.

At HomeLane, we customise every wardrobe to suit your needs and your style. For inspiration, explore our gallery of modern wardrobe design ideas.

Choosing the right wardrobe style for your room really depends on your needs, lifestyle, and how much you are comfortable spending. At HomeLane, we don’t believe in cookie-cutter wardrobe designs—we custom-craft every project after understanding your habits and needs. 

The first step is to think about your daily routine. Do you need generous hanging space for sarees, shirts, and coats, or do you prefer more shelves and drawers for folded clothes and accessories? This will determine the layout of the wardrobe interior. If you’re sharing the wardrobe with a partner or child, clearly defined sections will help keep things organised. 

Your style matters too—are you drawn to sleek, modern lines in muted tones, or do you love warm, classic finishes with rich textures? Would you like your wardrobe to blend into the walls for a seamless look, or stand out as a bold statement piece?

You might also want practical add-ons like a built-in mirror, open shelves for décor, or a compact work corner integrated into the design. Perhaps you need a locker for valuables or a space to keep your expensive dress shoes.

Whatever your ask, we’ll take care to ensure it’s built into your wardrobe story. Want to see how it’s done, the HomeLane way? Read this Customer Story to see how this family got the wardrobes of their dreams, down to the smallest detail.

Yes, of course, you can customise the interior layout of your wardrobe—and that’s what makes a HomeLane wardrobe so special. Here’s how it’s done:

• Start with your lifestyle. Love wearing kurta suits or long dresses? Need space for business suits that should not wrinkle? We’ll give you long-hanging sections that keep them crease-free.
• Use the right accessories: pull-out racks for shirts, trousers, or sarees so everything has its place.
• Little things can quickly turn into clutter. Drawer organisers for jewellery and watches keep them safe yet easy to find. Rods for scarves and belts, and hooks for accessories keep every one of your treasures neatly in its place.
• Give shoes their own space. Shoe drawers or cubbies make it easy to see and accessorise. Make sure that drawers open to the outside, so that your clothes are kept separate from footwear.
• Mix in thoughtful extras. A built-in mirror (or mirrored shutters), and a pull-out ironing board with a plug point right nearby are value-adds. Worried about the safety of important papers? A hidden drawer keeps your worries at bay.

Every element is planned around your needs, so that your wardrobe design feels like you.

Yes, we’re happy to design wardrobes with smart storage solutions that make your mornings easier. The right accessories make it easier to keep everything organised and within reach.

• Drawer organisers can be used to neatly separate jewellery, watches, and other smaller items so you can find them in seconds.
• Are you petite and unable to reach higher shelves? Pull-down hanger rods bring high-hanging clothes down to your level with a gentle pull, perfect for maximising vertical space.
• Lockable drawers keep important documents, valuables, and personal items safe.
• Trouser and belt racks help you to store these items wrinkle-free and ready to wear.
• Pull-out shelves slide out for easy access to folded clothes or handbags at the back.
• Shoe racks are tilted or flat shelves that keep footwear readily accessible, yet away from clothes.

Every detail is thoughtfully curated to give you a luxe experience, every time you open your wardrobe! Here are some more smart wardrobe design ideas that you can explore.

The most popular wardrobe finishes and colours for 2025 are those that exude timeless elegance, combined with modern flair. At HomeLane, favourite finishes include laminate for its durability and easy care, acrylic for a high-gloss, reflective shine, PU paint for a silky, premium touch, tinted or frosted glass for a light, contemporary feel, and membrane wraps for smooth, seamless curves.

Choose from these colours:

• Soft, whispering white is always in favour, especially among those who love subtle sophistication.
• If you’re looking for drama, black or dark shades of grey are striking choices.
• Warm wood tones like oak, teak, or white cedar add richness and natural warmth. For a natural feel, choose veneers or textured laminates.
• Moody hues such as midnight blue or forest green create depth and elegance.
• A muted pastel palette wins heart everywhere—think blush pink, powder blue or sage green.

Pro Tip: The most popular trends may not really appeal to you. So follow your heart, and pick the finishes and colours that hold special meaning!

If you’re looking for inspiration, these wardrobe finishes and colours tick all the boxes on style and functionality.

Wardrobe designs for the bedroom have a range of costs depending on your choice of materials, shutter styles, hardware and internal accessories. 

At HomeLane, a standard 6-foot-wide wardrobe in pre-laminated particleboard with basic accessories usually costs between INR62,000 and INR93,000. But the final price can swing quite a bit based on a few parameters:

• Materials used: Particleboard is budget-friendly, while MDF, plywood, and acrylic dial up the cost.
• Finish type: Laminates are economical, while PU, veneer, or glass shutters are premium options.
• Design and size: Bigger wardrobes or floor-to-ceiling units will naturally cost more.
• Accessories and extras: Pull-outs, lofts, soft-close drawers, internal lights—all add to the total!
• Door style: Sliding shutters are pricier than hinged ones (they dial costs up by 20 to 30%). Again, panelled doors cost at least 10 to 30% more than flat-faced ones with minimal detailing.

At HomeLane, we’re all about honest pricing, with no fine print and no unpleasant surprises later. We’ll walk you through the options so you can choose what works best—both for your space and your wallet.

Need a rough costing to get started? Get a free estimate now, using our Cost Calculator Tool.

The main difference between sliding and hinged wardrobes lies in how the doors open, the space they need, and the look they create in your bedroom. And honestly, there are pros and cons to both. In the end, it's all about your room layout and how you like to use your space.

• Sliding wardrobes are ideal when there’s not much room to swing a door open. They glide along tracks, feel modern, and work great in compact rooms.
• Hinged wardrobes, on the other hand, let you open everything at once and access items quickly. They’re easy to customise with internal drawers, shelves and baskets.
• Or, how about a mix of both options within the same unit? We can give you wardrobes with sliding panels and hinged sections based on storage zones. 

Our designers will walk through your layout and daily routine, and will suggest the perfect wardrobe design for the bedroom. Whether you pick sliding or hinged doors, your HomeLane wardrobe will make your day go a lot smoother!

A walk-in wardrobe (as the name implies) is a wardrobe that you can actually walk into and move around in. It’s a whole room full of storage—you can think of it as your private dressing area, with perhaps even a vanity and seating. You can plan accessory drawers, racks and hanger space according to your needs. If space permits, you can add an island for extra storage.

So when should you consider using one?

• A walk-in wardrobe needs space, and this is by far the most important prerequisite. They work beautifully if you can dedicate a defined zone, whether it’s a cleverly sectioned corner of your bedroom or a converted spare room. The minimum area you will need to comfortably move around is around 5 feet by 7 feet.
• They’re the perfect choice for those who love an organised layout, with dedicated zones for hanging, folding, and displaying items. 
• If you value privacy while dressing or want a clutter-free bedroom, a walk-in keeps everything neatly out of sight.

Pro Tip: When designing your walk-in wardrobe, you can think of using open shelving (or use glass shutters to keep things dust-free).

HomeLane wardrobes are crafted from high-quality materials chosen for their durability, finish, and suitability to your space. 

Here’s a quick primer:

• BWP or BWR Plywood: These are the best choice for humid cities, as they withstand dampness well. They’re also highly durable, making them ideal for long-term use in kitchens, bathrooms, or coastal homes.
• MDF: This engineered wood has a smooth finish, is great for painted or glossy wardrobes, but should be kept away from moisture. It’s perfect for intricate designs and seamless finishes without visible grains.
• Particleboard: This board is light on the wallet, and works well for guest rooms or rental homes. It’s also lightweight, making installation quicker and easier.
• HDF and HDHMR: These materials offer a good balance of strength, finish, and water resistance. They are denser than MDF, offering better screw-holding capacity for heavy shutters or fixtures.
• Hydroguard Plus: HomeLane’s revolutionary water-resistant material, is designed to outlast traditional boards in wet or humid areas. It’s eco-friendly, termite-proof, and comes with superior dimensional stability, making it perfect for kitchens and wardrobes in moisture-prone zones.

We’ll help you find the perfect materials for your wardrobe design in the bedroom—durable, stylish, and well within your budget.

Yes, you can explore a range of budget-friendly wardrobes at HomeLane. A beautiful wardrobe doesn’t have to blow your budget—and our wardrobe designers are adept at stretching every rupee. Here’s how you can plan smart and keep costs down:

• Choose laminate finishes—they’re durable, stylish, and cost-effective, and available in a wide range of designs and colours. Acrylic and PU are pricier.
• Look for modular wardrobe design—factory-made means better price control.
• Flat-faced shutter designs are less expensive than panelled ones.
• Stick to the basics: a mix of shelves, hanging space, and just a couple of drawers. 
• Go for hinged doors instead of sliding—they’re more economical.
• Skip the extras for now—you can always add accessories like pull-out trays or lofts later.

With HomeLane by your side, designing a low-cost wardrobe is a whole lot easier. We’ll help you visualise your budget wardrobe in 3D using our virtual designer SpaceCraft. You’ll get estimates every time you tweak the design, helping you make the right decisions. And if you’d like to see wardrobes at a customer’s house nearby, we can arrange a home visit for you, too.

Yes, we do—at HomeLane, wardrobe consultations are completely free, with no hidden charges or surprise fees.

You’ll be paired with a designer who takes the time to understand your layout, storage needs, and style preferences. They will guide you through samples of materials, finishes, and internal layouts that suit your budget. You’ll also get to see your wardrobe in 3D on our platform SpaceCraft Pro—so there’s no guesswork involved. Not only can you tweak the designs in real-time, you’ll get a revised budget alongside, making it easy to choose materials and finishes that suit your needs.

Whether you’re just exploring or ready to get started, you’ll get expert guidance every step of the way. Still budgeting? Use our Cost Calculator tool  for a quick estimate before booking your visit.

Yes, you can absolutely get your HomeLane interiors on EMI, making it easier to manage costs without delaying your move-in. Our easy payment plans allow you to spread your investment into monthly payments that can be tailored to suit your comfort.

• We offer zero-interest EMIs for up to 9 months if you’d like a quick, interest-free plan, as well as longer-tenure EMIs with low interest rates for those who prefer smaller installments over time. 
• Our tie-ups with trusted finance partners like HDFC and Pine Labs make the process seamless, with quick approvals and fuss-free documentation.
• Your EMI value will depend on your total interior quote, so you can work with your HomeLane designer to fine-tune the scope and budget until it feels right. 
• From modular kitchens to wardrobes and décor accents, you can get started right away, without waiting to save up.

Funding your interiors on EMI plans means you can move into a beautifully finished home sooner—without draining your savings or compromising on quality. With HomeLane, it’s easy to plan smart, and turn your dream interiors into reality with flexible EMI plans.

With every wardrobe design at HomeLane, you’re covered by a 10-year warranty on all our factory-made modular components.

• This includes the carcass, shutters, and internal fittings like hinges and channels.
• The warranty covers manufacturing defects and installation issues when HomeLane handles the full project.
• If any accessories are sourced through us, they come with manufacturer’s warranties too.
• You’ll also have access to after-sales support via the app, email, or your assigned project manager.

We’ll explain the warranty terms upfront so you know exactly what’s included. And if you ever spot an issue—like a jammed drawer or misaligned shutter—just raise a request and we’ll take care of it. Now if that’s not peace of mind, we don’t know what is!

Note: In case you need to invoke HomeLane’s Product/Service Warranty, please notify us in writing to care@homelane.com within seven days from the date you are entitled to do so. You can also raise an issue at www.homelane.com/care and call 1800 102 4663.

Maintaining and cleaning your designer wardrobe is easy, with a little regular care. 

• Start by dusting the inside and outside once a week (or more often) with a soft, dry cloth to prevent buildup. 
• For tough marks, use a damp microfibre cloth and a mild soap solution—never harsh chemicals, as they can damage the finish.
• Hinges, channels, and other fittings in your designer wardrobe should be checked every few months; a quick wipe and occasional oiling will keep them working smoothly. 
• Avoid overloading shelves or hanging rods; too much weight can cause sagging over time.
• If your wardrobe has glass, mirrored, or high-gloss shutters, clean them with a glass cleaner and a lint-free cloth for a streak-free shine. You can also try the tested-and-true method of rubbing a ball of newspaper in circular motions over the glass surface.
• For wood or laminate finishes, follow the manufacturer’s recommended cleaning products to maintain their lustre.
• Keep the inside of the wardrobe dry and the outside well-ventilated, to prevent warping or mould. You can use silica gel packets inside to absorb any moisture in the air. 

With these easy steps, your HomeLane wardrobe will give you many more years of joy.

Your dream bedroom wardrobe takes around 45 days from design to installation, and every step is planned with care.

• The clock starts only when your site is ready and all your choices are locked in—so there’s no pressure until you’re set. We’ll take you through detailed 3D previews so you can see exactly how your wardrobe will look before we start production, ensuring you’re 100% happy with every detail.
• If your project involves complex designs, the timelines might stretch a bit. We’ll tell you at the outset so you can plan accordingly.
• If any civil work or delays from the builder crop up, we flag it early so you’re always in the loop. Wherever possible, we will suggest alternative plans to keep your project on track.
• A dedicated project manager will coordinate every stage and share timely updates. They will address any doubts and concerns you have.
• From hardware to finishes, every wardrobe interior design component is planned in sync.

The final installation usually happens in under a week, and with minimal disruption to your home—so you can enjoy using your new wardrobe at the earliest.