Start with your routine

Before you choose a colour or handle, work out what the wardrobe needs to do. More hanging space for shirts, dresses or jackets? Shelves for folded clothes? A proper home for shoes, accessories or the things currently sitting on a chair? Start there. KUBE is built around nine clearly defined modules, each designed for a particular storage need. Depending on the module, you can add clothes rails, shelves, drawers, a flap, a trouser pull-out or a shoe rack. It is a more considered way to plan a wardrobe than asking one generic unit to do everything.

Measure the room properly

Good fitted wardrobe ideas begin with accurate measurements. Check the full width, ceiling height and depth available. Note the position of doors, windows, skirting boards and sockets too. Small details have a habit of becoming large problems later. KUBE keeps the planning straightforward with fixed heights and depths, plus flexible module widths. The system is available in heights of 2000 mm and 2350 mm, and depths of 350 mm, 517 mm and 600 mm. Depending on the module, widths range from 281 mm to 1001 mm. Integrated levelling feet can compensate for uneven floors by up to 20 mm, helping the finished wardrobe sit neatly in the room. That means you can plan with precision without relying on filler panels or accepting unnecessary dead space.

Choose how you want to access your storage

Open shelving keeps everyday items visible and easy to reach. It can also make a wardrobe feel lighter. Hinged doors give you direct access to each section and a useful balance of display and concealed storage. Sliding doors move across the front of the wardrobe, so they do not need clearance to swing open. KUBE sliding doors are available in single and double-track configurations. Depending on the design, you can add dividing bars and combine colours or materials across the door panels. Selected hinged door configurations can also include an internal mirror.

Build in the storage you will use

Every section should earn its place. Use rails for hanging clothes, shelves for folded pieces, bags or shoes, and drawers for smaller items. Adjustable drawer dividers can be moved as the contents change, so the layout does not have to stay fixed forever. Additional shelves, storage cubes and storage boxes give you more flexibility. A storage cube can be used horizontally or vertically. A matching storage box is useful for textiles and smaller belongings. Integrated side lighting and clip-on battery-powered lighting make the inside easier to see when you are getting ready.

Choose a finish that belongs in the room

A wardrobe should feel like part of the interior, not an afterthought. Coordinate the carcase, doors and sides for a calm, seamless look. Or use contrast to give the wardrobe more definition. KUBE finishes include Platinum White, Cashmere Grey, Sierra Oak, White, Grey, Light Grey, Stone Grey, Dusty Grey, Black, Denim Blue, Stone Green, Garnet Red, Yellow Curry and Tirano Ash Grey. Mirror and silver grey options are also available for selected applications. Handles make a difference too. Choose handleless push-to-open doors for a clean finish, or choose from rod, recessed, step, relief and latch handles in matt black or matt silver.

Plan for what comes next

Storage needs change. Your belongings change. Rooms change. Because KUBE modules can be combined, you can start with the storage you need now and create a larger configuration later. That is the useful thing about a modular wardrobe system: it gives you structure without boxing you in. Ready to plan your wardrobe? Explore the KUBE wardrobe system and find a configuration that fits your space, your storage and your style.

FAQ

What is a modular wardrobe?
A modular wardrobe is made from a collection of defined storage modules that can be combined to create a layout for a particular room. KUBE modules have a fixed structure but can be combined with different widths, finishes, doors and accessories.

Is a modular wardrobe the same as a bespoke wardrobe?
Not quite. A modular wardrobe offers a tailored approach without the complexity of a fully bespoke design. KUBE combines fixed heights and depths with flexible widths, finishes, doors and accessories.

Can a modular wardrobe work in a small bedroom?
Yes. The right configuration can make better use of the available space. Sliding doors can be useful where there is limited room for doors to open, while shallower options may suit particular layouts.

Can I add more storage later?
KUBE modules can be combined to create a starting configuration or a larger wardrobe from day one. Check the available module and accessory options when planning your design.