Salempur · 2026

Wardrobes, partition and TV wall in Salempur

Two wardrobes — one hinged, one sliding — an open wooden screen between the kitchen and the dining room, and a fluted TV wall.

Wardrobes TV Units & Living Room Full Home Interiors 3D Design

The design journey

What we drew, and what we built.

Same camera position in both frames. Drag to compare.

The hinged wardrobe as built, the same six doors and dark wood surround with the centre section glazed in dark glass — The hinged wardrobe, drawn flat on — drag to compare the render with the finished room

The hinged wardrobe, drawn flat on — drag to compare the render with the finished room

The sliding wardrobe as built, the dark band and display column in the same positions, with top boxes taken to the ceiling — The sliding wardrobe, drawn flat on — drag to compare the render with the finished room

The sliding wardrobe, drawn flat on — drag to compare the render with the finished room

The same open wooden screen as built, its shelf grid dividing the kitchen from the dining area beside a fluted wood wall panel — The open screen, drawn and built — drag to compare the render with the finished room

The open screen, drawn and built — drag to compare the render with the finished room

How this one came together

Two bedrooms, two different answers. The first takes hinged doors, which open fully and give you the whole opening at once. The second is a slider, because the bed sits close enough that a swinging door would have been a daily annoyance. Both run top boxes to the ceiling rather than leaving the usual dust shelf.

Each one was drawn flat on before it was built, which is the most useful way to look at a wardrobe: you are buying a wall, and a straight elevation is the only view that shows you the real proportions of the doors and the band across them.

Downstairs, an open wooden screen separates the kitchen from the dining room. It keeps the two rooms connected and the light moving, which a solid wall would have stopped, and it puts the shelving where it is actually useful.

Hinged doors in one room, sliders in the other. Top boxes taken to the ceiling throughout.