Luxury Dressing Room Ideas for Your Home

Whether you have a dedicated room to house a walk-in wardrobe complete with a dressing table and mirror for make-up and skincare routines, or you want to maximise the existing wardrobe space in your primary or secondary bedroom to increase storage, we have curated our favourite designs to inspire your 2026 interior transformations.

Perhaps the ultimate luxury for modern living, a carefully curated walk-in wardrobe can become a coveted space in the home.

Considered layouts place clothes storage at the centre of the room’s design, maximising all available joinery to store and display clothes and shoes. In spacious rooms, a freestanding dressing room island adds a focal point to walk-in wardrobes, offering additional space to store beloved items from bags to jewellery.

Whilst the primary function of a walk-in wardrobe will be practicality, the versatility of a walk-in wardrobe offers unlimited design opportunities to add a touch of luxury to daily routines.

This Scandinavian-inspired design by Hungarian design firm, Decoreyes, layers organic materials including fluted oak panels with glazed cabinetry and soft arches to create a space that is not only functional but chic and refined. The matt black cabinet knobs add a contemporary, understated element to the design, perfectly providing contrast against the oak cabinetry.

Featuring bespoke joinery with intricate brass inlay details and linear edge pulls, this contemporary dressing room by Brownlow Furniture also features a standalone island for extra storage, with a curved banquette seating area for putting on shoes comfortably. This cosy and considered detail makes everyday rituals feel that little bit more special.

The tactility of the plush carpet is layered with soft, organic-inspired drapes, offering an effective contrast against the brass and glazed ceramic ceiling light, giving the whole room a more elevated feel.

This neutral-inspired scheme by Studio LBI layers soft marble with traditional joinery, offset by statement hardware with our bamboo-inspired cabinet handles in our aged brass (BEL) finish. The organic, tactile design brings warmth and interest to a calm, neutral setting. The combination of both cabinet handles and knobs adds effective visual contrast between the wardrobe doors and drawers of the freestanding island.

If the leading priority for a dressing room or bedroom wardrobe is storage, this neutral design by Naked Designs showcases how the combination of wardrobes doors, overhead cupboards, and shoe racks can be combined together to create a cohesive space that increases storage opportunities, without compromising on the overall visual appeal of the interior space.

Choosing cabinet hardware such as handles and T-bars in the same design and finish can creative a cohesive feel throughout the whole space, whilst the addition of brass rails in the same finish can create a refined and elegant shoe rack.

Neutral shades including taupe, greige and whites such as Pantone’s Colour of the Year, Cloud Dancer, are a popular choice for dressing rooms and bedroom wardrobes due to their versatility with a variety of interior design schemes, allowing elements such as the wardrobe handles to make a statement.

The in-frame joinery of this luxurious design by Cor Domi is adorned with textured wallcoverings and paired with our solid brass cabinet handles and knobs for a timeless feel that is effortlessly elevated.

Maximising the walkway between the primary bedroom and en-suite of Laura Butler-Madden, Founder of GROVE England, these wardrobes layer neutral tones of taupe and blush pink with woven textiles and organic cabinet handles for an impactful effect. Another beautiful example of how our bestselling Grove Cabinet Handles bring visual interest to a space.

This country-inspired bedroom by Sims Hilditch features wardrobe doors with cut-out sections that display ruched fabric panels for a soft, relaxing appeal, making a design feature of traditional cabinetry.

For those looking to make a statement in their existing bedroom, painting wardrobe doors and cabinetry with bold shades is a confident way to express individual taste and reflect design trends.

This Rococo-inspired design by Maria DeCotiis turns the functional element of the wardrobe into a design feature. Speaking of the room, Maria notes: “This bedroom exudes a classic and timeless elegance, with its soft blue cabinetry, intricate millwork, and refined gold accents. The warm textures, from the cosy seating nook to the layered bedding, create a welcoming atmosphere that balances sophistication and comfort.”

The use of pastel tones can also be effective in walk-in wardrobes and standalone dressing rooms, as showcased by these two country-inspired designs by Sims Hilditch.

The calming green and blush tones are complemented throughout every aspect of the interiors, from the choice of textiles to the colour of the joinery and wallcoverings, with our bronze finish cabinet knobs and handles offering visual contrast.

Whether in a bedroom, dedicated dressing room, or walk-in closet, oak doors and cabinetry add timeless elegance to contemporary and classic designs alike. Providing an understated backdrop for statement cabinet hardware such as circular pulls and ornate ceiling pendants or wall lights, oak cabinetry is an extremely versatile choice that adds a touch of luxury to the every day routine of getting dressed.

An essential part of daily routines, the dressing table, or vanity, naturally takes centre stage in a luxury dressing room or bedroom suite.

Freestanding or wall-mounted, it creates a dedicated space for getting ready in the morning or evening rituals, creating a calm and quietly luxurious space. The perfect way to start or end your day.

Here a panelled dressing table mirror can make everyday experiences a touch more indulgent, providing the perfect place to apply makeup or dry hair, whilst also anchoring the overall design of the vanity.

For those with limited space, a smaller dressing table mirror or vanity mirror can offer the same level of practicality required, whilst adding the timeless elegance of brass to the feel of the bedroom or dressing room.

Small brass details can instantly bring a sense of sophistication to a space, as shown here with our solid brass rails adorning the top of this bespoke dressing table. When carefully balanced, the combination of wood, marble and brass represents the epitome of considered design.

When deciding on hardware for your wardrobe doors or drawers, there are a few things to consider.

The cabinet hardware is the main touchpoint between you and your cabinetry, so it’s important that the pieces you choose not only look beautiful, but are also functional and fit for the demands of your everyday routines.

At Armac Martin, we craft our original designs from the finest solid brass and solid bronze in the heart of England using skills passed down over our 97 year heritage to create cabinet pull handles, knobs and T-bars that are designed for longevity and luxury.

With 20 finishes to choose from, finding the right finish for your interior can add maximum impact and we recommend ordering sample finish chips if you are unsure.

There is no rule regarding whether you should choose a cabinet handle over a knob or t-bar, it is guided by personal preference and desired aesthetic although scale and proportion should be considered. If using a knob, consideration should be given to the size and projection of the piece to ensure it can easily open and close the doors.

Cabinet handles and appliance pulls are widely used for all types of wardrobe doors and dressing room drawers. Naturally, handles showcase more brass than knobs, making them a more impactful choice.

If you are looking to add a real statement through your cabinet pulls, designs such as our Grove Bamboo Cabinet Handle and Victoria D-Pull can add visual interest to all styles of wardrobe doors and cabinetry.

If you prefer more minimalist designs to suit both contemporary or country-inspired interiors, our Rotunda Cabinet Pull and Latchford Cabinet Handle are versatile choices that suit a variety of joinery styles, from in-line to shaker.

For contemporary dressing rooms, our mortised edge pulls, including our Edgbaston Curved Pull Handle, offer a practical yet sleek appeal. Flush pulls that are inset into the cabinetry are often the preferred choice for those looking for a modern appeal.

Brass cabinet knobs are a versatile choice for dressing tables and fitted drawers, particularly when a more pared-back look is desired, allowing other elements — such as cabinetry detailing, wall coverings or textured finishes — to take centre stage.

Our Withenshaw Cabinet Knob is a popular choice for country-inspired wardrobes and cupboards, with its subtle backplate and rounded surface. For more modern bedrooms and dressing rooms, our Digbeth Cabinet Knob is a popular choice, featuring intricate ridging detail that adds statement appeal to all joinery types.

Due to their smaller scale, decorative cabinet knobs are a popular choice for wardrobe doors and vanity tables. Our Aberdovey Cabinet Knob adds coastal-inspired shell influences, whilst our Whimsical Bow Cabinet Knob made from solid bronze is a popular choice for children’s bedrooms and adults dressing rooms alike.

Brass T-bar handles are a functional yet stylish choice for wardrobe doors and dressing room drawers.

Whether you prefer a statement design, such as our Grove Bamboo T-bar, or more classical designs like our Crossways T-bar or art deco inspired Gaumont T-bar, these types of cabinet hardware can add a functional yet interesting design detail to dressing room designs.

For more dressing room inspiration, discover our Pinterest board here.