Wardrobes for Sloping Ceilings

Glossy beige panels and white horizontal bands form a sliding frontage beneath both ceiling slopes. The frame follows the roofline so the full angled wall can be used.

Cream sliding fronts rise into the taller centre of the room, while open hanging storage uses the lower section beneath the slope. The stepped outline follows the available ceiling height.

Open storage follows the full slope, with hanging rails arranged on both sides of central shelves and drawers. The contents remain visible and the changing ceiling height is used rather than boxed off.

White sliding panels follow the ceiling slope, with one full-height mirror incorporated into the frontage. The simple frame uses the angled wall without adding extra surface detail.

This open wardrobe is built into the low side of the attic, with angled panels following the roofline. Separate hanging rails and shelves use spaces that would not suit a standard rectangular unit.

Light wood sliding fronts run across the wall and step down with the ceiling slope. Narrow metal framing defines each panel while the pale finish keeps the fitted run quiet.

Grey sliding fronts are shaped to the slopes on both sides of the attic wall. One open section shows the hanging and shelf space behind the fitted frontage.

Brown wood panels and grey horizontal bands continue around the corner and beneath the ceiling slope. An open shelf column breaks up the sliding fronts and keeps frequently used items accessible.

Warm wood panels and a white horizontal band form a sliding wardrobe beneath the nursery ceiling slope. The fitted frame follows the angle while keeping the front simple and easy to maintain.