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3D Wardrobe Designer

Plan your bedroom wardrobe in 3D. Set the width, height and depth, add a loft, choose hinged, sliding or open shutters in laminate, acrylic, glass, mirror or veneer, lay out each section inside — then open the doors to check it and see the area and an indicative cost.

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A visual planning aid. Areas and costs are indicative (Delhi NCR, 2026) and depend on the board, hardware brand and accessories. Final sizes need a site measurement by our team.

How it works

Design your wardrobe in five easy steps

1Set the size
Enter the width, height and depth, and add a loft up to the ceiling.
2Pick the shutters
Hinged, sliding or open walk-in — then the material, colour and handles.
3Plan the inside
Click each section and choose a hanging rail, long hang, shelves or drawers.
4Open it up
Animate the shutters open and add profile LED lighting to check the layout.
5Check the cost
See the front area in sq ft and a cost range for your finish and city.

Good to know

Planning a wardrobe that works

Hinged or sliding?

Hinged shutters cost less and let you see the whole wardrobe at once, but need about 2 ft of clear floor in front to swing. Sliding shutters save that space in compact NCR bedrooms, but you only see part of the inside at a time, and they need about 2 ft 2 in of depth for the tracks.

Size the inside for your clothes

Shirts and jackets need about 3 ft of hanging height; sarees, dresses and long coats need 4 ft 6 in to 5 ft. Keep shelves about 12 to 15 in apart for folded clothes, and put drawers below waist height. Plan one long-hang section for every two short-hang ones.

Build it for Delhi NCR weather

Monsoon humidity swells cheap boards. Use BWR or BWP plywood for the carcass, laminate the inside, and keep a 1 in gap or a sealed back panel on outer walls that get damp. Soft-close hinges and good channels matter more over the years than the shutter finish.

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FAQs

Common questions

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How is wardrobe cost calculated per sq ft?

Vendors usually measure the front: width × height. A 7 × 7 ft wardrobe is 49 sq ft. The rate covers the carcass, shutters, shelves and rails. This tool adds drawers and LED lighting separately, prices the loft at about 75% of the main rate, and adds about 12% for sliding hardware. Rates change with the board, brand and accessories.

What rates does this tool use?

Indicative Delhi NCR ranges for 2026: laminate about ₹1,300–1,900 per sq ft, acrylic ₹1,900–2,700, mirror ₹2,000–3,000, glass with aluminium profile ₹2,300–3,400 and wood veneer ₹2,200–3,600, adjusted for your city. Open walk-in units cost about a third less because there are no shutters.

What is the standard depth and height of a wardrobe?

Most wardrobes are 2 ft deep (about 600 mm) and 7 ft high, with a loft above up to the ceiling. Sliding wardrobes need about 2 ft 2 in of depth for the tracks. Anything less than 1 ft 9 in makes hangers sit at an angle, so use pull-out rails in shallow units.

Is a loft worth it?

Yes, for most homes. A loft of 1 ft 6 in to 3 ft above the wardrobe stores suitcases, quilts and seasonal clothes at a lower cost per sq ft than the main unit. You will need a ladder to reach it, so keep everyday items below 7 ft.

Are glass and mirror shutters safe?

Use toughened or laminated glass, at least 5 mm thick, set in an aluminium profile frame so the edges are protected. Mirror shutters should have a safety backing film so they hold together if broken. In children’s rooms, laminate or acrylic shutters are a safer choice.

How many drawers do I need?

A drawer stack of two to four drawers per person is typical — for innerwear, accessories and documents. Drawers cost more than shelves because of the channels, so mix them with open shelves. An internal locker drawer is a common add-on in Indian homes.

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