Sliding wardrobes that save space in style

Sliding doors open along the face of the wardrobe instead of swinging into the room. That means you can place a bed, desk or chest of drawers closer to the wardrobe and still open it fully.

They also suit wide openings, where a row of hinged doors would feel busy. A few large sliding panels look calm and architectural, especially with a mirror or a simple shaker profile.

• Mirrored.

  Full-height mirrors that make a bedroom feel bigger and brighter and save you a separate mirror

• Shaker.

  A classic recessed-panel profile that suits Hamptons, traditional and transitional homes

• Framed.

  Slim black or metal frames around mirror, glass or panel inserts for a modern look

• Flat panel.

  Clean, simple panels in white, neutrals or woodgrain

• Mixed.

  A mirror panel between two solid doors, so you get the mirror without the whole wall reflecting

Sliding doors overlap, so the inside has to be planned with the door positions in mind. We place drawers and shelving so they can be opened fully behind each door, and design a mix of:

• Long and double hanging
• Soft-close drawer banks
• Shoe shelves
• Adjustable shelving and top storage