Custom-made Wardrobes

Custom-Made Wardrobe

The hallway is the first space you enter when you come home – and often the place where a large number of items must be stored within a limited area.

A custom-made wardrobe provides a dedicated place for jackets, coats, shoes, bags and accessories without unnecessarily restricting the entrance area. With form.bar, you can design your wardrobe to suit your room, storage requirements and personal interior style. The result is not a standard piece of furniture, but an individual solution combining practical storage with distinctive design.

A wardrobe that makes optimal use of your space

Standard wardrobes often fail to match either the dimensions or the architectural features of an entrance area. Narrow passageways, unused alcoves, sloping ceilings, wall projections and irregular layouts can make finding the right furniture particularly difficult.

A made-to-measure wardrobe, by contrast, uses the available space deliberately. Its height, width and depth can be planned to complement the room while preserving sufficient freedom of movement. In small hallways, even a precisely selected shallow depth can make a significant difference. In larger entrance areas, the wardrobe can be designed as a spacious storage wall, an open wardrobe solution or a combination of cabinet, shelving and bench.

Storage for coats, shoes and everyday essentials

A well-designed wardrobe is based not only on the size of the room, but also on what you intend to store.

Long coats require a different compartment height from short jackets. Shoes can be arranged more clearly in low compartments, behind doors or on adjustable shelves. Open sections keep frequently used clothing within easy reach, while closed fronts create a calmer and more organised appearance. Additional compartments can be planned for bags, hats, scarves, gloves, bicycle helmets or household items. Clothes rails, rows of holes for adjustable shelves, back panels and different front solutions can also be integrated into the individual wardrobe concept, giving every item a logical place.

Open wardrobe or closed wardrobe cabinet?

Whether an open or closed wardrobe is more suitable depends on your habits and the desired visual effect.

An open wardrobe feels light and provides quick access to jackets and shoes. It is particularly suitable for frequently used clothing and smaller households.

A custom wardrobe cabinet, on the other hand, protects clothing from dust and gives the entrance area a tidier appearance. Doors, drawers and closed compartments also conceal smaller items. A combination is often the most practical option: open hooks or a rail for the jacket currently in use, closed sections for seasonal clothing and a low compartment for shoes. With form.bar, open and closed elements can be combined within one coherent wardrobe design.

Wardrobe with bench: added comfort and storage

An integrated or complementary wardrobe bench adds comfort to the entrance area. It provides a convenient place to sit while putting on or taking off shoes, while the space underneath can be used for shoe compartments, drawers or closed storage. A wardrobe with a bench is particularly practical for families, children or anyone who prefers to sit when changing footwear.

When the bench is planned together with the rest of the wardrobe, its lines, materials and colours can be coordinated to create one coherent solution rather than a collection of separate pieces.

Individual wardrobes

Design your wardrobe in the 3D configurator

With the form.bar 3D configurator, you can design your own wardrobe and follow the planning process directly on screen. Adjust the external dimensions, internal layout, shape and colours, and decide how open compartments and closed sections should be arranged. This allows you to compare different versions and identify which wardrobe best suits your hallway and storage needs. When planning, consider not only the available wall area but also doors, light switches, skirting boards, radiators and the required passage width. For a wardrobe installed in an alcove or beneath a sloping ceiling, measurements should be taken carefully at several points.