





£1,209
Designed for modern UK homes, the Bergen sliding wardrobe brings a matt white finish together with the practicality of doors that glide rather than swing. At 270cm wide, it's a genuinely useful fit for master bedrooms with generous wall space, where its scale becomes a genuine design feature, and because the doors don't need swing clearance, it can often be positioned in spots a hinged wardrobe simply wouldn't work. Unlike a hinged wardrobe, there's no floor clearance to plan around, since the doors slide neatly along their track instead of opening outward into the room. Behind the sliding doors there's generous room for hanging clothes on one side and folded items or shelving on the other, so everything has its own place rather than being crammed in together, while the mirrored door earns its keep twice over, working as a genuine full-length mirror as well as helping to open up the room visually. Every panel is finished in matt white to a consistent, durable standard, and the overall build is solid enough to take the everyday knocks of a working bedroom without the finish chipping or the doors dropping out of alignment. For anyone tired of living out of baskets and over-stuffed drawers, it offers a proper, dedicated home for clothing that keeps a bedroom feeling calmer and easier to keep tidy. On the practical side, with assembly support included, it's a straightforward piece to get up and running, whether you fit it yourself or take advantage of the assembly service. Practical, durable and finished to a genuinely modern standard, the Bergen wardrobe is built to be the kind of furniture you stop noticing because it simply works, day after day.
The Bergen White and Oak sliding wardrobe combines functionality with a sleek, modern aesthetic, making it a versatile piece for various interiors. Its clean white finish and mirrored sliding doors are ideal for contemporary or minimalist spaces, helping to open up the room while offering practical storage. I love how the mirrors can double as a dressing tool and reflect light, making smaller rooms feel more spacious. To style around it, keep surrounding decor simple and neutral, adding textured textiles or subtle colour accents for warmth. In bedrooms with limited space, the sliding doors are fantastic for saving room, and pairing it with subtle oak or wood tones can tie it seamlessly into more natural or Scandinavian-inspired schemes.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on The Range's website here