Yes – although the increase amount isn’t guaranteed, opting for fitted walk-in wardrobes will generally add value to your property. It can be more desirable for buyers, especially if they’re looking for luxurious finishes and ample storage.

Windows are not necessary for walk-in wardrobes, but having one has many benefits, including natural light enhancement and improved ventilation, however with cleverly designed lighting you can get the same effect.

The difference between a walk-in wardrobe and a dressing room is that one is smaller than the other – a walk-in wardrobe is often a smaller room adjoined to the bedroom offering more storage than a normal wardrobe, with open rails. A dressing room will usually be a larger room with fitted wardrobes, ample storage, and a lot more space to walk around as well as change.

A walk-in wardrobe is a small room dedicated to storing clothes often with fitted open wardrobes, whereas a built-in wardrobe is a custom unit fitted within an existing bedroom space.

A general rule of thumb to follow is that you should aim for a minimum of 5x7 feet to make a walk-in wardrobe, any smaller and it can get tricky to walk in the wardrobe once you’ve got all of your belongings inside! But there is no maximum size and its common for people to choose walk-in wardrobes large enough to essentially become a dressing room.

Fitted walk-in wardrobes maximise storage space and can be custom designed for unique spaces to whichever layout suits you. They make better use of all the space from floor to ceiling.

Choosing fitted wardrobes gives more flexibility to the design and creates a better flow to the dressing room area or walk-in wardrobe.