




£484
Finished in grey and digi steel across its two doors, the Duisberg wardrobe is a practical, contemporary storage solution designed with everyday UK bedroom life in mind. At 90cm wide, it's a considered fit for box rooms, compact bedrooms or smaller spaces where every centimetre of floor space counts, and it's worth measuring your available wall space before ordering so you can be confident it will sit comfortably once in place rather than dominating the room. Inside, hanging rails and shelving make it straightforward to keep clothing organised, whether that's coats on hangers or folded jumpers and accessories on the shelf above, while the mirrored door doubles up as a genuinely useful full-length mirror for getting ready in the morning, as well as helping to bounce light around a bedroom that might otherwise feel a little enclosed. Construction quality runs right through the piece, from the grey and digi steel exterior panels to the internal fittings, meaning it's built to earn its keep as a long-term fixture in the bedroom rather than something you'll be replacing in a year or two. 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. With its blend of everyday practicality and contemporary styling, the Duisberg wardrobe is a straightforward way to bring lasting, organised storage to a modern bedroom.
I love the Duisberg Grey for its sleek, modern look that really suits contemporary interiors, especially those with a Scandinavian or industrial vibe. Its grey finish is versatile and pairs well with neutral palettes, textured fabrics, or even bold accent colours. The mirrored door adds practicality, making the room feel more spacious, while also providing a convenient full-length mirror. For styling, try keeping the surrounding decor minimal to highlight its clean lines, or add a touch of warmth with soft textiles and metallic accents. It works well in bedrooms with neutral or light colour schemes, but can also be a standout feature when contrasted with darker walls or statement art.
Adrian Wells
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on The Range's website here