Hi, is there a way to darken up the drawings since it's a bit difficult to see.

Yes, the second pic is how it is now, but it doesn't work. There's no wall for a dressing table (it's currently half in front of the window but blocks wardrobe access), and my husband would like a tv in a normal place, currently on the window wall right next to the head of the bed, so barely watchable. The wardrobes are ok, but that's the only storage we have and they need improving if nothing else. I just feel there's so many 'little' things wrong I'd like to find a wider solution. Thanks everyone for commenting.

There is a lot to think about when building a walk in wardrobe. Which of these is most important to you? OPEN UP If you have the luxury of housing your walk in wardrobe, then it’s worth thinking about keeping it open to maximise the area. Having doors on a wardrobe requires more space to open them. Especially if you have two wardrobes opposite each other. Use drawers and selective door panelling to create a semi open and closed configuration. This provides concealed areas to store objects and reduce clutter. Leaving your more selective items for open display. LAY IT OUT Form and function are paramount when considering your space. The way you interact with your walk in wardrobe will depend on how you use the space. Do you want to get dressed in the space? Are you sharing the space – think his and hers. How do you want to hang and access your clothes and accessories? Think pull out sections, do you have lots of dresses or suits or do you have a large bag or shoe collection? MATERIAL AND LIGHT When it comes to walk in wardrobes. Creative lighting and selecting the right materials can create a stunning ambience. It can help change the mood in the room. Consider pushing the light into the darker pockets of the area. This combined with mirrors can produce a beautiful dramatic effect. As well as creating the illusion of space. There is a lot to think about when building a walk in wardrobe. Which of these is most important to you?

I don’t think you need to worry about the velux as you won’t put tall furniture right in front of you as you enter through the door there will be no obstruction. If n fact I would put a mirror on that 2.4m wall. You might however want to consider moving what I assume are spotlights so that the contents of the wardrobes are illuminated. In my opinion the most efficient layout ignores the corner and should be cost effective as you fit it with three units measuring a standard 1000mm and one measuring 900mm (also widely available). Although it is a cool look to see all of your stuff you do have to be tidy, things can get dusty and clothes exposed to light will eventually fade. Consider getting wardrobe doors too.