Wooden Wardrobe & Rack

1. Freestanding Wardrobe

   • A standalone piece that can be placed anywhere in the room, offering flexibility in placement and style.

2. Built-in Wardrobe

   • Integrated into the room's structure, often custom-made to fit the space precisely. Provides a seamless look but lacks mobility.

3. Sliding Door Wardrobe

   • Features doors that slide open, saving space in smaller rooms. Ideal for contemporary and modern styles.

4. Hinged Door Wardrobe

   • Traditional style with doors that swing open on hinges. Offers full access to the interior but requires more space for door clearance.

5. Walk-in Wardrobe

   • A larger, dedicated space for clothes and accessories, often including shelving, drawers, and hanging space.

6. Armoire

   • A tall, freestanding wardrobe with doors and shelves inside. Often features decorative elements and serves as a statement piece.

7. Corner Wardrobe

   • Designed to fit into the corner of a room, maximizing space in small or awkwardly shaped rooms.

1. Clothing Rack

   • Open rack with a horizontal bar for hanging clothes. Often includes additional shelves for shoes and accessories.

2. Shoe Rack

   • Multiple tiers for organizing shoes. Can be standalone or integrated into a wardrobe or closet system.

3. Coat Rack

   • Standalone rack or wall-mounted with hooks for hanging coats, hats, and scarves.

4. Bookshelf

   • Multiple shelves for storing books, decorative items, and other accessories. Can be open or enclosed with glass doors.

5. Wall Shelf

   • Mounted on the wall, providing storage without taking up floor space. Ideal for displaying decor, books, or small items.

6. Utility Rack

   • Multipurpose racks used in kitchens, garages, or utility rooms for storing various items.Additional Considerations
     • Storage Needs: Assess your storage needs and choose furniture that provides adequate space for all your items.
     • Room Size: