Collection: Wardrobes

A wardrobe is the biggest storage decision in the bedroom, so it's worth matching to your space and what you're hanging. Sort the door type first — sliding for tight rooms, hinged for full access — then the mix of hanging rail and shelves, then whether a mirrored front earns its place. Measure the wall and the ceiling height before anything else.

Sliding or hinged doors?

Sliding doors don't swing out, so they suit a room where floor space is tight or the bed sits close — nothing to clear in front. Hinged doors open the whole wardrobe at once, which makes it easier to see and reach everything inside. If the room's snug, slide; if you want full, open access and have the clearance, hinge.

How much hanging space do I need?

Count what you actually hang. Long items — coats, dresses — need full-height hanging; shirts and folded clothes suit a mix of a rail and shelves. A double-hang section (two rails, one above the other) doubles capacity for shorter items. Check the internal layout on the listing, not just the outside size, so the inside suits your wardrobe.

Are mirrored or portable wardrobes worth it?

A mirrored front saves buying a separate full-length mirror and bounces light around a small room. A portable fabric wardrobe is cheap, light and quick to assemble — handy for a rental, a spare room or extra seasonal storage — though it won't hold as much or last as long as a timber unit. Match the type to how permanent you need it.

What we'd tell a friend

Measure your ceiling height as well as the wall — a tall wardrobe that won't stand up in the room is the classic delivery-day disaster. And look at the internal layout, not just the width; two wardrobes the same size outside can hold very different amounts inside.

Common questions

Sliding or hinged — which suits a small room?
Sliding. The doors don't swing out, so you don't need clearance in front, which helps when the bed sits close to the wardrobe.

How do I know it'll fit?
Measure the wall width and the ceiling height, and check the assembled dimensions on the listing. Tall units need room to be stood upright during assembly.

Do wardrobes come assembled?
Timber wardrobes arrive flat-packed for assembly; portable fabric ones clip together in minutes. The listing says which.

Can I pay with Afterpay?
Yes — Afterpay, Zip, Klarna or PayPal Pay in 4. A $199 wardrobe works out to four fortnightly payments of about $49.75.

Complete your bedroom

Pair it with a chest of drawers for folded clothes, bedside tables, and extra bedroom storage for shoes and linen.

Every wardrobe ships from our Australian warehouse with a 12-month warranty and 30 days to change your mind.