More Hanging, Less Crowding
Separate shorter hanging from full-length space, so shirts, jackets, dresses and coats sit properly instead of competing for one packed rail.
Wardrobes Sydney
Wardrobes Designed for Smarter Storage
From beautifully fitted built-ins to generous walk-in robes, every rail, drawer, shelf and door is planned around your room, your wardrobe and the way you get ready.
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Better Bedroom Storage
More Storage Without Making the Bedroom Feel Full
A wardrobe can take up an entire wall and still leave shirts squeezed together, shoes across the floor and folded clothes buried at the back.
We plan the inside around what you actually own, so more fits comfortably and the bedroom still feels calm, open and easy to live in.
Drawers That Keep Things in Order
Use soft-close drawers for folded pieces, accessories and smaller items, giving you a clear place for the things that usually end up mixed together.
A Proper Place for Shoes
Dedicated shelving keeps shoes visible, paired and off the wardrobe floor, instead of disappearing underneath hanging clothes.
Use More of the Wall
Take cabinetry higher, wider and around alcoves or bulkheads, turning the parts a standard wardrobe would miss into useful storage.
Choose Your Wardrobe
Start With the Room You Have
A long bedroom wall, a separate dressing nook and an awkward alcove call for very different wardrobes.
We start with the room first, then shape the cabinetry, doors and internal storage around it.
Built-In Wardrobes
Create a clean wall of fitted cabinetry with hanging, shelves and drawers exactly where you need them. Choose sliding or hinged doors to suit the space in front of the robe.
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Walk-In Wardrobes
Turn a separate nook or adjoining space into somewhere you can see clothes, shoes, bags and accessories at a glance, with room to get ready comfortably.
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Custom Wardrobes
When standard sizes leave awkward gaps or the brief is more individual, start from scratch. Cabinetry, doors and storage are developed around the actual room rather than a template.
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Find the Right Fit
Match the Wardrobe to the Room
Before choosing a finish, look at the wall length, space around the bed, door clearance and how many people will use the robe.
Those practical details usually make the right wardrobe much easier to choose.
YOUR ROOM
OUR USUAL PICK
WHY IT WORKS
Smaller bedroom
Built-in with sliding doors
Keeps the area in front of the wardrobe clear
Master bedroom with a spare nook
Walk-in wardrobe
Creates a dedicated area for dressing and storage
Long uninterrupted wall
Built-in with hinged doors
Gives direct access to each wardrobe section
Wardrobe shared by two people
Custom built-in or walk-in
Creates separate hanging, drawers and shelving
Bulkheads, corners or awkward walls
Custom wardrobe
Uses the shape instead of leaving empty gaps
Rental or changing home
Freestanding wardrobe
Gives you storage that can move with you
Traditional interior
Colonial wardrobe
Panelled fronts add more architectural detail
Bring a photo or measurements of the room and we can help you narrow down what will work before you start choosing finishes.
What Shapes the Price
Spend More Where You'll Notice the Difference
Size sets the starting point. What happens inside and across the front of the wardrobe determines how far the design goes.
Extra drawers, detailed doors, mirrors, lighting and higher-spec finishes add to the cost, but they're also the details you see, touch and use every day.
Cabinetry Size
A wider or taller robe requires more panels, shelving, doors and internal cabinetry.
Door Style
Simple hinged fronts, sliding systems, mirrors and more detailed profiles carry different hardware and manufacturing requirements.
Internal Fit-Out
Drawers, divided hanging, shoe shelves and dedicated compartments create a more tailored interior than basic rails and shelves.
Finish Selection
Matt, gloss, woodgrain and other finishes change both the appearance and specification of the wardrobe.
Added Details
Mirrors, lighting, dressing areas and specialised storage can be introduced where they genuinely improve the finished robe.
Inside and Out
A Wardrobe Should Look Good Open or Closed
Closed, your wardrobe shapes the room. Open, it should make getting dressed easier. That’s why we plan the doors, storage and finishes together.
1
Choose How the Doors Open
Sliding Doors
- Keep the area in front clear
- Avoid doors swinging into the room
- Use mirrored panels where they suit
- Create a clean uninterrupted frontage
Hinged Doors
- Open directly onto each wardrobe bay
- Work with simple or detailed profiles
- Suit contemporary and classic bedrooms
- Pair naturally with fitted internal drawers
2
Plan the Inside Around What You Own
Soft-Close Drawers
Keep smaller items and folded clothes organised, visible and accessible.
Shoe Shelves
Keep every pair visible, organised and off the wardrobe floor.
Hanging Space
Choose short, double or full-length hanging to suit your clothes.
Shelves & Concealed Storage
Keep bags and folded clothes organised, with clutter neatly concealed.
Also available:
Pull-out trouser rack
Jewellery inserts
Full-length mirror
Dressing table
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3
Choose a Finish That Suits the Bedroom
White melamine
Timber look
Dark woodgrain
Polyurethane
Mirror
Glass
Choose a finish that blends quietly into the room or makes the wardrobe a stronger design feature. See and touch the real samples in our showroom before deciding.
Difficult Spaces
Turn the Awkward Parts Into Useful Storage
A bulkhead above the robe. A narrow section beside an ensuite. An alcove that is too shallow for standard furniture. A bed sitting close to the wardrobe doors.
These are exactly the spaces where made-to-measure cabinetry can earn its place.
Bed Close to the Wardrobe
Use sliding doors to keep the walkway clear without giving up the storage behind them.
An Unused Nook
A compact recess can become a fitted robe or small walk-in when shelves, hanging and access are planned carefully.
Bulkheads and Corners
Shape cabinetry around the room rather than stopping short and leaving difficult gaps that collect dust.
A Smaller Bedroom
Take storage upwards and use mirrored fronts selectively, giving you more wardrobe space without adding another piece of furniture to the room.
From Measure to Install
Know What You're Getting Before It's Made
A custom wardrobe involves more than choosing a door and waiting for installation.
We work through the room, internal layout and finishes first, so the important decisions are made before cabinetry goes into production.
1
Show Us the Room
Bring measurements, photos and any ideas you've saved, or visit the showroom and talk through what isn't working in your current wardrobe.
2
Work Through the Layout
We plan hanging, drawers, shelves, doors and finishes around your room and the way you want to use the robe.
3
Review the Design and Quote
Our in-house designers can prepare 2D and 3D designs so you can understand the layout before manufacturing. Quotes are usually available within 24 to 48 hours once the requirements are clear.
4
Approve and Install
Once the design is finalised, the wardrobe moves into production and then installation, with the project managed through to completion.
Why Paradise Kitchens
Custom Means More Than Choosing a Finish
A made-to-measure wardrobe should do more than fill the gap between two walls.
The cabinetry should finish neatly into the room. Doors should sit in proportion with the wall. The inside should reflect what you actually own. And the finished result should feel as carefully resolved as the rest of the bedroom.
Designed Without Fixed Sizes
Your room sets the measurements. The cabinetry is then developed around the available wall, height and storage required.
Planned Before It Is Made
In-house designers work through the wardrobe layout and can prepare 2D and 3D designs before production begins.
One Team Through the Project
Measurement, design, manufacture and installation can stay within one project rather than being passed between unrelated suppliers.
More Than One Room to Finish?
Wardrobes can be planned alongside kitchens, laundries, bathrooms and other custom cabinetry, making it easier to carry finishes and joinery details through more of the home.
COME AND SEE IT IN PERSON
Visit Our Wardrobe Showroom in
Wetherill Park
Slide the doors, open the drawers and feel the finishes on 15+ displays. Bring your measurements and walk out with a plan.
Address
70 Hassall Street,
Wetherill Park NSW 2164
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Opening hours
Mon – Fri: 9 am to 3 pm
What to bring
Wall width, ceiling height and a few photos
Areas we service: Wetherill Park, Fairfield, Seven Hills, Blacktown, Parramatta, Kellyville, Rouse Hill, the Hills District and across Sydney
Wardrobe
Questions Worth Answering Before You Order
A few practical details to know before measurements, materials and installation are locked in.
How much does a custom wardrobe cost in Sydney?
It depends on the size, wardrobe type, internal fit-out and finish. Drawers, mirrors, detailed doors, lighting and specialised storage can all change the final price, so Paradise quotes each wardrobe around the actual room and specification.
How long does a custom wardrobe take to make?
From finalising the design to installation, a custom wardrobe will usually take around two to four weeks. Material availability and the complexity of the design can affect timing, so your project timeframe is confirmed once the requirements are clear.
Can you replace my existing built-in wardrobe?
Yes. An existing built-in can be removed and replaced with a completely new custom design. This gives you the chance to rethink the internal storage as well as changing the doors, finishes and overall appearance.
Should carpet go in before or after a built-in wardrobe?
In most cases, installing the wardrobe before the carpet can create a cleaner finish and avoid cutting flooring around finished cabinetry. If the wider renovation requires a different sequence, the installation can be planned around it.
What should I bring to a wardrobe consultation?
Bring any measurements you already have, a few clear photos of the room and examples of finishes or wardrobes you like. It also helps to think about what frustrates you about your current storage and what you need more room for.
Do you install wardrobes across Sydney?
Yes. Paradise designs and installs custom wardrobes across Sydney, with built-in, walk-in and custom options available for different rooms and storage requirements.
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Bring your room photos and measurements, then work through the layout, doors, storage and finishes with our design team.