Shelves are probably the most versatile components in a closet system. They accommodate items in a wide variety of shapes and sizes and provide easy access to the stored items. And if you use an adjustable system of tracks and brackets, you can easily position them at various levels as per your needs.

For open shelves, choose low depths of about 18” deep that are ideal for stacking clothes. This would ensure that the entire shelf is accessible and nothing gets lost at the back. On the other hand, if you have deep shelves then consider installing pull-out shelves or drawers for easy reach. Drawers work well for small items that don’t stack well: lingerie, hand towels, ties, and so on. To keep your shirts and trousers organised, install hanging rods. Use hooks and baskets for extra needs.

Folding wardrobe doors or sliding wardrobe doors? The location of your closet and the amount of space you have in the room will determine the best type of door for your closet. Folding doors give easy access to the contents inside, the back of the door doubling up as an additional storage space. However, the doors need more space to swing open outwards. The alternate option is the sliding door, perfect for small bedrooms; however, this permits access to only one side of your closet at a time. Sliding doors come in a variety of styles and finishes, from frosted and translucent glass to mirrored glass, and give a contemporary look to the decor.

Choose from an extensive range of materials and colours to suit your style and budget. While solid wood is expensive the veneer options provides limitless choice in texture, colour and style.