Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System
Open wall-mounted wardrobe architecture, designed for streamlined storage and visual continuity.
ZAUS Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems provide a made-to-measure alternative to conventional enclosed wardrobes, using a rear-mounted structural system to support shelving, hanging rails, drawers and storage components across the wardrobe elevation.
Each system can be developed around the project drawings, wall dimensions and storage requirements, allowing shelving, hanging zones, drawer units, accessories, finishes and integrated lighting to be coordinated as one complete wardrobe solution.
Designed primarily for walk-in wardrobes, dressing rooms and open wardrobe applications, the system creates a clean and visually lightweight storage environment while placing greater emphasis on the shelving, rails and stored items rather than conventional cabinet carcasses or visible structural posts.
Wall-Mounted Architecture
The wall-mounted structure forms the supporting framework of the wardrobe, allowing compatible storage components to be organised directly across the wall elevation.
Depending on the selected manufacturer-supported configuration, the system can incorporate:
Hanging rails
Long-hanging zones
Double-hanging zones
Open shelving
Display shelving
Drawer and storage units
Shoe storage
Accessory storage
Integrated wardrobe lighting
The arrangement of these elements can be developed around the available wall dimensions and intended storage requirements rather than following a conventional enclosed wardrobe layout.
Made-to-Measure Wardrobe Layouts
Each Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System can be configured around the dimensions, wall conditions and storage requirements of the individual project.
Layouts can incorporate:
Long-hanging sections
Double-hanging sections
Shirt and jacket storage
Folded-clothing shelving
Adjustable storage zones
Shoe shelving and display
Drawer units
Accessory storage
Open display areas
Dedicated bag storage
The proportion allocated to each storage function can be adjusted according to the intended wardrobe contents and available wall space.
Open Wardrobe Configuration
By reducing the use of conventional full-height cabinet side panels, the wall-mounted system creates a more open and visually continuous wardrobe elevation.
Shelves, hanging rails and storage units can be arranged across the wall while allowing more of the surrounding architecture to remain visible.
This approach is particularly suited to dedicated walk-in robes and dressing rooms where clothing, footwear and accessories are intended to form part of the visual presentation of the space.
Hanging Systems
Hanging areas can be configured according to different garment lengths and storage requirements.
Full-height hanging zones can accommodate longer garments, while double-hanging arrangements can increase storage capacity for shirts, jackets and shorter clothing.
Hanging rails can be coordinated with shelving, drawer units and lighting to maintain a consistent architectural expression across the wardrobe elevation.
Shelving & Display
Open shelving can provide both practical storage and display throughout the wall-mounted system.
Depending on the layout, shelving can accommodate:
Folded clothing
Shoes
Bags
Accessories
Decorative objects
Personal collections
Everyday wardrobe items
Shelf dimensions, spacing and positioning can be coordinated with the intended contents and overall wardrobe composition.
Drawer & Enclosed Storage
Although the system is primarily open in character, drawer units and selected enclosed storage can be incorporated where greater organisation or concealment is required.
Drawer modules can provide dedicated storage for smaller garments, accessories and personal items while maintaining the visual openness of the surrounding shelving and hanging system.
This allows practical concealed storage to be introduced without converting the overall composition into a conventional carcass-based wardrobe.
Combination of Open & Concealed Storage
The Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System does not need to operate as an entirely open wardrobe.
Wall-mounted sections can be combined with conventional cabinetry, solid wardrobe fronts, aluminium-framed glass doors and other enclosed storage elements within the same dressing-room composition.
This allows frequently used or visually presented items to remain accessible while other storage can be concealed according to the requirements of the space.
Wardrobe Storage Accessories
Additional wardrobe accessories can be incorporated where compatible with the selected manufacturer-supported system.
Depending on the project, these can include:
Internal storage trays
Jewellery and accessory organisers
Trouser racks
Pull-out storage
Shoe storage
Clothing baskets
Specialised hanging accessories
Additional wardrobe organisation systems
Accessory selection should be coordinated with the shelving arrangement, drawer units and available mounting positions before manufacture.
Materials & Finishes
Shelving, drawer units and structural components can be coordinated to create either a contrasting or integrated architectural expression.
Depending on the selected manufacturer-supported system, the wall-mounted structure can be combined with:
Decorative board surfaces
Timber-look finishes
Natural timber veneer
Glass elements
Drawer cabinetry
Selected metal detailing
Complementary joinery finishes
The relationship between the supporting structure, shelving and cabinetry can be used to create anything from a restrained contemporary wardrobe to a warmer, more furniture-oriented dressing-room composition.
Final structural finishes, shelving materials, cabinetry finishes and component combinations should be confirmed against the applicable manufacturer range.
Integrated Lighting
Lighting can be incorporated into shelving, hanging and display areas to improve visibility while adding depth to the open wardrobe composition.
Depending on the selected manufacturer-supported system, configurations can include:
Integrated shelf lighting
Hanging-area lighting
Illuminated display shelving
Drawer lighting
Integrated LED profiles
Touch controls
Hand-wave sensor controls
Motion-sensing controls
Integrating lighting during design and manufacture allows lighting positions, profiles, wiring pathways and control requirements to be considered as part of the complete wardrobe system.
Dressing Room Integration
Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems can form part of a larger bespoke dressing-room composition rather than operating as an isolated storage system.
Wall-mounted wardrobe sections can be coordinated with:
Conventional wardrobe cabinetry
Dressing islands
Drawer units
Aluminium-framed glass cabinetry
Integrated mirror cabinetry
Shoe and accessory storage
Dressing areas
Architectural wall finishes
Integrated lighting
This allows different storage systems to be combined according to their function while maintaining a consistent material and architectural language throughout the room.
Wall-Mounted vs Architectural Post Wardrobe Systems
The Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System is intentionally distinct from the ZAUS Architectural Post Wardrobe System.
The Architectural Post Wardrobe System establishes its composition through visible vertical structural posts that support shelving, hanging rails and storage components.
The Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System instead uses a rear-mounted structure, reducing the visual presence of vertical supports and placing greater emphasis on the shelves, rails, cabinetry and items being stored.
Both systems provide an open alternative to conventional enclosed wardrobes, but create distinctly different architectural expressions.
The appropriate system can therefore be selected according to the wall conditions, desired appearance, storage requirements and overall dressing-room design.
Wall Conditions & Installation
Because the system relies on wall-mounted support, the condition and construction of the supporting wall should be considered during project development.
Mounting requirements, fixing locations, system loads and surrounding construction should be coordinated with the selected manufacturer-supported system before installation.
Where required, suitable structural support or additional provisions should be incorporated into the project before the finished wall surfaces and wardrobe system are installed.
Whole-of-Project Joinery Coordination
Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems can be coordinated alongside the broader ZAUS custom joinery collection.
Custom Wardrobes & Dressing Rooms • Architectural Post Wardrobe Systems • Premium Wardrobe Storage • Aluminium-Framed Glass Cabinet Doors • Integrated Mirror Cabinet Doors • Custom Residential Joinery
Where multiple systems are used within the same project, shelving materials, cabinetry finishes, metal detailing, storage accessories and lighting can be coordinated to establish a consistent interior language.
Project Development & Coordination
ZAUS develops each Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System around the project documentation and selected manufacturer-supported configuration.
The process can incorporate:
Review Room & Wall Dimensions • Confirm Supporting Wall Conditions • Develop Wardrobe Layout • Configure Hanging & Shelving Zones • Configure Drawer Storage • Select Materials & Finishes • Select Storage Accessories • Coordinate Integrated Lighting • Finalise Shop Drawings • Manufacture • Deliver • Coordinate Installation
Final layouts, mounting requirements, finishes, storage components and compatible accessories are confirmed against the applicable manufacturer-supported system before production.
Applications
Walk-In Wardrobes • Walk-In Robes • Dressing Rooms • Master Suites • Open Wardrobes • Bedroom Storage • Clothing Display • Shoe & Accessory Storage • Custom Homes • Luxury Residences • Apartments • Boutique Residential Projects
Wall-Mounted. Open. Architecturally Resolved.
ZAUS coordinates Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems as complete made-to-measure dressing-room solutions rather than predetermined wardrobe modules.
Define the Wall • Develop the Storage Layout • Configure Hanging & Shelving • Integrate Drawer Storage • Select Materials & Finishes • Select Accessories • Integrate Lighting • Manufacture & Deliver
The result is an open wall-mounted wardrobe system developed around the dimensions, wall conditions, storage requirements, material language and intended functionality of the individual space.
Open wall-mounted wardrobe architecture, designed for streamlined storage and visual continuity.
ZAUS Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems provide a made-to-measure alternative to conventional enclosed wardrobes, using a rear-mounted structural system to support shelving, hanging rails, drawers and storage components across the wardrobe elevation.
Each system can be developed around the project drawings, wall dimensions and storage requirements, allowing shelving, hanging zones, drawer units, accessories, finishes and integrated lighting to be coordinated as one complete wardrobe solution.
Designed primarily for walk-in wardrobes, dressing rooms and open wardrobe applications, the system creates a clean and visually lightweight storage environment while placing greater emphasis on the shelving, rails and stored items rather than conventional cabinet carcasses or visible structural posts.
Wall-Mounted Architecture
The wall-mounted structure forms the supporting framework of the wardrobe, allowing compatible storage components to be organised directly across the wall elevation.
Depending on the selected manufacturer-supported configuration, the system can incorporate:
Hanging rails
Long-hanging zones
Double-hanging zones
Open shelving
Display shelving
Drawer and storage units
Shoe storage
Accessory storage
Integrated wardrobe lighting
The arrangement of these elements can be developed around the available wall dimensions and intended storage requirements rather than following a conventional enclosed wardrobe layout.
Made-to-Measure Wardrobe Layouts
Each Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System can be configured around the dimensions, wall conditions and storage requirements of the individual project.
Layouts can incorporate:
Long-hanging sections
Double-hanging sections
Shirt and jacket storage
Folded-clothing shelving
Adjustable storage zones
Shoe shelving and display
Drawer units
Accessory storage
Open display areas
Dedicated bag storage
The proportion allocated to each storage function can be adjusted according to the intended wardrobe contents and available wall space.
Open Wardrobe Configuration
By reducing the use of conventional full-height cabinet side panels, the wall-mounted system creates a more open and visually continuous wardrobe elevation.
Shelves, hanging rails and storage units can be arranged across the wall while allowing more of the surrounding architecture to remain visible.
This approach is particularly suited to dedicated walk-in robes and dressing rooms where clothing, footwear and accessories are intended to form part of the visual presentation of the space.
Hanging Systems
Hanging areas can be configured according to different garment lengths and storage requirements.
Full-height hanging zones can accommodate longer garments, while double-hanging arrangements can increase storage capacity for shirts, jackets and shorter clothing.
Hanging rails can be coordinated with shelving, drawer units and lighting to maintain a consistent architectural expression across the wardrobe elevation.
Shelving & Display
Open shelving can provide both practical storage and display throughout the wall-mounted system.
Depending on the layout, shelving can accommodate:
Folded clothing
Shoes
Bags
Accessories
Decorative objects
Personal collections
Everyday wardrobe items
Shelf dimensions, spacing and positioning can be coordinated with the intended contents and overall wardrobe composition.
Drawer & Enclosed Storage
Although the system is primarily open in character, drawer units and selected enclosed storage can be incorporated where greater organisation or concealment is required.
Drawer modules can provide dedicated storage for smaller garments, accessories and personal items while maintaining the visual openness of the surrounding shelving and hanging system.
This allows practical concealed storage to be introduced without converting the overall composition into a conventional carcass-based wardrobe.
Combination of Open & Concealed Storage
The Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System does not need to operate as an entirely open wardrobe.
Wall-mounted sections can be combined with conventional cabinetry, solid wardrobe fronts, aluminium-framed glass doors and other enclosed storage elements within the same dressing-room composition.
This allows frequently used or visually presented items to remain accessible while other storage can be concealed according to the requirements of the space.
Wardrobe Storage Accessories
Additional wardrobe accessories can be incorporated where compatible with the selected manufacturer-supported system.
Depending on the project, these can include:
Internal storage trays
Jewellery and accessory organisers
Trouser racks
Pull-out storage
Shoe storage
Clothing baskets
Specialised hanging accessories
Additional wardrobe organisation systems
Accessory selection should be coordinated with the shelving arrangement, drawer units and available mounting positions before manufacture.
Materials & Finishes
Shelving, drawer units and structural components can be coordinated to create either a contrasting or integrated architectural expression.
Depending on the selected manufacturer-supported system, the wall-mounted structure can be combined with:
Decorative board surfaces
Timber-look finishes
Natural timber veneer
Glass elements
Drawer cabinetry
Selected metal detailing
Complementary joinery finishes
The relationship between the supporting structure, shelving and cabinetry can be used to create anything from a restrained contemporary wardrobe to a warmer, more furniture-oriented dressing-room composition.
Final structural finishes, shelving materials, cabinetry finishes and component combinations should be confirmed against the applicable manufacturer range.
Integrated Lighting
Lighting can be incorporated into shelving, hanging and display areas to improve visibility while adding depth to the open wardrobe composition.
Depending on the selected manufacturer-supported system, configurations can include:
Integrated shelf lighting
Hanging-area lighting
Illuminated display shelving
Drawer lighting
Integrated LED profiles
Touch controls
Hand-wave sensor controls
Motion-sensing controls
Integrating lighting during design and manufacture allows lighting positions, profiles, wiring pathways and control requirements to be considered as part of the complete wardrobe system.
Dressing Room Integration
Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems can form part of a larger bespoke dressing-room composition rather than operating as an isolated storage system.
Wall-mounted wardrobe sections can be coordinated with:
Conventional wardrobe cabinetry
Dressing islands
Drawer units
Aluminium-framed glass cabinetry
Integrated mirror cabinetry
Shoe and accessory storage
Dressing areas
Architectural wall finishes
Integrated lighting
This allows different storage systems to be combined according to their function while maintaining a consistent material and architectural language throughout the room.
Wall-Mounted vs Architectural Post Wardrobe Systems
The Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System is intentionally distinct from the ZAUS Architectural Post Wardrobe System.
The Architectural Post Wardrobe System establishes its composition through visible vertical structural posts that support shelving, hanging rails and storage components.
The Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System instead uses a rear-mounted structure, reducing the visual presence of vertical supports and placing greater emphasis on the shelves, rails, cabinetry and items being stored.
Both systems provide an open alternative to conventional enclosed wardrobes, but create distinctly different architectural expressions.
The appropriate system can therefore be selected according to the wall conditions, desired appearance, storage requirements and overall dressing-room design.
Wall Conditions & Installation
Because the system relies on wall-mounted support, the condition and construction of the supporting wall should be considered during project development.
Mounting requirements, fixing locations, system loads and surrounding construction should be coordinated with the selected manufacturer-supported system before installation.
Where required, suitable structural support or additional provisions should be incorporated into the project before the finished wall surfaces and wardrobe system are installed.
Whole-of-Project Joinery Coordination
Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems can be coordinated alongside the broader ZAUS custom joinery collection.
Custom Wardrobes & Dressing Rooms • Architectural Post Wardrobe Systems • Premium Wardrobe Storage • Aluminium-Framed Glass Cabinet Doors • Integrated Mirror Cabinet Doors • Custom Residential Joinery
Where multiple systems are used within the same project, shelving materials, cabinetry finishes, metal detailing, storage accessories and lighting can be coordinated to establish a consistent interior language.
Project Development & Coordination
ZAUS develops each Wall-Mounted Wardrobe System around the project documentation and selected manufacturer-supported configuration.
The process can incorporate:
Review Room & Wall Dimensions • Confirm Supporting Wall Conditions • Develop Wardrobe Layout • Configure Hanging & Shelving Zones • Configure Drawer Storage • Select Materials & Finishes • Select Storage Accessories • Coordinate Integrated Lighting • Finalise Shop Drawings • Manufacture • Deliver • Coordinate Installation
Final layouts, mounting requirements, finishes, storage components and compatible accessories are confirmed against the applicable manufacturer-supported system before production.
Applications
Walk-In Wardrobes • Walk-In Robes • Dressing Rooms • Master Suites • Open Wardrobes • Bedroom Storage • Clothing Display • Shoe & Accessory Storage • Custom Homes • Luxury Residences • Apartments • Boutique Residential Projects
Wall-Mounted. Open. Architecturally Resolved.
ZAUS coordinates Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems as complete made-to-measure dressing-room solutions rather than predetermined wardrobe modules.
Define the Wall • Develop the Storage Layout • Configure Hanging & Shelving • Integrate Drawer Storage • Select Materials & Finishes • Select Accessories • Integrate Lighting • Manufacture & Deliver
The result is an open wall-mounted wardrobe system developed around the dimensions, wall conditions, storage requirements, material language and intended functionality of the individual space.