Custom Interactive Walk-In Wardrobe 3D Design
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Two-Wall Walk-In Wardrobe Design (Blender)
Scope & Room Geometry
• 90° corner layout
• Wall A length: 3.67 m
• Wall B length: 3.83 m
• Clear height: 3.00 m
• Cabinet depth: 0.60 m (net usable depth at the front ≈ 560 mm)
• Panel thickness: 17 mm
• Finish: White wood (white melamine with a subtle wood grain)
• Doors: Full-height outward-opening hinged doors (right/left), soft-close
• Corner unit: Open corner shelves to fully utilize the corner
• Seasonal top storage: Dedicated seasonal storage (bags/blankets) 1500 W × 500 H mm, built as an independent top unit above the main carcass
• Human scale: Add a standard 172 cm tall figure for visual reference
• Real-world scale: 1 m in Blender = 1 m in real life
Blender Units (very important)
• Units: Metric
• Unit Scale: 1.0
• Length: Meters
• All dimensions below must read exactly the same inside Blender.
Wall A Schedule (Wall A total = 3670 mm)
Code Width (mm) Internal heights (approx.) Depth Contents & Use Position
A1 700 Shelf spacing 250–350 mm. A1_Pocket internal niche: a pull-out valet/hook, 300 mm extension, at 1200–1300 mm height. Below it: stainless incense/steaming drawer (W 140 × D 280 × H 130 mm) + thin aluminum heat guards. Ventilation slots: two upper 20×200 mm + two lower 20×200 mm with sliding shutters; nearest fabric ≥ 120 mm away. 600 Tilted shoe shelves (tilt 12–15°, shelf depth 300–350 mm), 5–6 rows. 20 mm front lip + front retainer rod. From 0 → 700 mm (start of Wall A)
A2 750 Top: lockable document shelf (A4/A3) clear height 450–500 mm with dividers + lock. Middle: watch/glasses drawer 12–16 cells, felt-lined, inner glass lid, drawer face 120–140 mm. Bottom: concealed lockable jewelry drawer (false front + velvet lining and dividers). Within same cabinet (left or right): perfume/incense shelves 3–4 tiers, spacing 220–260 mm (non-slip liners + internal touch switch). 600 Drawer zone at hand level (1000–1200 mm). 700 → 1450 mm
A3 950 Double short hanging: upper rod 1950 mm (≈ 900 mm hang space), lower rod 1000 mm (≈ 850–900 mm hang space) + two bottom shelves depth 400–450 mm, spacing 280–320 mm. Include valet rod (projection 250–300 mm) – telescopic pull-out (Häfele/Blum or equivalent). 600 Shirts/short pants + light folding on lower shelves. Valet rod on the left stile of this bay at 1250–1300 mm. 1450 → 2400 mm
A4 670 Long hanging (thobes/shemagh): rod at 1900–2000 mm (clear hang space 1500–1600 mm). Optional top shelf 300 mm. 600 Saudi thobes/long outfits. 2400 → 3070 mm (before the corner)
Open Corner Unit (between A & B)
• Occupies 600 mm from each wall (already included in totals above)
• 5 open shelves, effective front depth 350–400 mm, 45° front for visibility and access
• For decorative items and frequently used bags
Wall B Schedule (Wall B total = 3830 mm), measured from the corner to the right
Order from left (at the corner) to right: B1 → B2 → B3 → B4 → B5 → B6
Code Width (mm) Internal heights (approx.) Depth Contents & Use Position
B1 700 Long hanging: rod at 1750–1800 mm (clear 1500–1600 mm). 600 Abayas/long dresses. 0 → 700 mm (after the corner)
B2 750 Short hanging + shelves: single rod 1050–1100 mm (≈ 900 mm hang space) + 3 shelves below, spacing 280–320 mm. 600 Short shirts/folded pants + extra shelving. 700 → 1450 mm
B3 500 Wire pull-out baskets: 3 baskets (face heights 200–250 mm) + bottom pull-out laundry hamper with lid (face height 300–350 mm), ventilated, full-extension slides, 25–35 kg load. 600 Great airflow for light garments + hidden laundry. 1450 → 1950 mm
B4 350 Vertical ironing-board niche: clear height ≈ H 1800 mm, rubber base shoe + upper retainers for stability. Thin aluminum liners on both sides (heat resistance). Ventilation slots at top & bottom of the door 20×200 mm. 600 Safe, tidy storage for the ironing board. 1950 → 2300 mm
B5 546 Metal pegboard from 600 to 1800 mm high (active length 1200 mm). Bottom collector shelf/drawer; small divided plastic bins in a shallow drawer with labels for screws. 600 Light tools (screwdrivers/drill/accessories) + hooks/holders + magnetic blade strip. 2300 → 2846 mm
B6 300 Pull-out pants rack with 10–12 padded arms + pull-out belts/ties rack (dense hooks, soft-close). 600 Visible, easy organization for pants/belts/ties. 2846 → 3146 mm
Net shelf depth ≈ 560 mm (or adjust per use).
Deliver the wardrobe with and without doors, and populate it with the items specified (hanging, folded, drawers, baskets, tools, etc.).
10) Extras & Design Flexibility
(A) Potential Second Corner
• A second corner may be added later on another side.
• For now, deliver a 3D placeholder (mass model only) at the site’s available dimensions, with a default 45° face and trial shelves, so we can review it in 3D before finalizing.
• After review, we will send final edits for V2.
(B) Iterations to Final
• Iterative workflow: deliver V1 per the schedules above → we review → send notes.
• Expect 2–3 revision rounds to reach a final approved V-Final.
• Keep Collections well-organized and naming consistent (V1/V2/Final), and include a brief change log with each version.
(C) Shoes (realistic sizing & layout)
• Please model two shoe archetypes for realistic population:
o Men EU 40: length 255–260 mm, width 95–100 mm, height 90–110 mm.
o Women EU 38: length 245–250 mm, width 90–95 mm, heels up to 100–120 mm (shelves tilted 12–15°).
• In A1 tilted shoe shelves:
o Show a 50% heels / 50% flats mix.
o Vertical spacing: flats 180–200 mm; heels 230–260 mm (depending on the heel model).
o Net internal width of A1 ≈ 666 mm (700 − 2×17).
Target 2–3 pairs per shelf convincingly (pair spacing 180–220 mm).
• Make shoes repeatable instances (collection instances) with slight variants (color/shape) for realism.
(D) Parametric Controls / Easy Tweaks
• Where possible:
o Add an Empty per unit to control shoe-shelf tilt (12–15°), shelf pitch (vertical spacing), and pair count.
o Store these as Custom Properties on each unit’s Collection (A1/A2/…), clearly named: TiltDeg, ShelfSpacing, PairCount, RodHeight, etc.
o Goal: enable tweaks without remodeling.
(E) Extra Deliverables
• Along with .blend / FBX / OBJ for each version, export before/after images for changed areas—especially: A1 (shoes), A2 (perfume/drawers), A4 (long hanging), both corners (Corner A & placeholder Corner 2).
• Provide Orthographic Plan + Front + Side with dimension overlays for each version.
Delivery Checklist
• Blender file in real scale and metric units (1 m = 1 m)
• Populated wardrobe (open & closed door states)
• Clean, named Collections per bay (A1…B6, Corner, Top Seasonal, Doors, Lights, Human_172cm, etc.)
• Simple white-wood PBR material across carcass/faces/shelves
• V1 → review → V2/V-Final with change log
If anything is unclear or clashes dimensionally, please flag it and propose a practical alternative.
Scope & Room Geometry
• 90° corner layout
• Wall A length: 3.67 m
• Wall B length: 3.83 m
• Clear height: 3.00 m
• Cabinet depth: 0.60 m (net usable depth at the front ≈ 560 mm)
• Panel thickness: 17 mm
• Finish: White wood (white melamine with a subtle wood grain)
• Doors: Full-height outward-opening hinged doors (right/left), soft-close
• Corner unit: Open corner shelves to fully utilize the corner
• Seasonal top storage: Dedicated seasonal storage (bags/blankets) 1500 W × 500 H mm, built as an independent top unit above the main carcass
• Human scale: Add a standard 172 cm tall figure for visual reference
• Real-world scale: 1 m in Blender = 1 m in real life
Blender Units (very important)
• Units: Metric
• Unit Scale: 1.0
• Length: Meters
• All dimensions below must read exactly the same inside Blender.
Wall A Schedule (Wall A total = 3670 mm)
Code Width (mm) Internal heights (approx.) Depth Contents & Use Position
A1 700 Shelf spacing 250–350 mm. A1_Pocket internal niche: a pull-out valet/hook, 300 mm extension, at 1200–1300 mm height. Below it: stainless incense/steaming drawer (W 140 × D 280 × H 130 mm) + thin aluminum heat guards. Ventilation slots: two upper 20×200 mm + two lower 20×200 mm with sliding shutters; nearest fabric ≥ 120 mm away. 600 Tilted shoe shelves (tilt 12–15°, shelf depth 300–350 mm), 5–6 rows. 20 mm front lip + front retainer rod. From 0 → 700 mm (start of Wall A)
A2 750 Top: lockable document shelf (A4/A3) clear height 450–500 mm with dividers + lock. Middle: watch/glasses drawer 12–16 cells, felt-lined, inner glass lid, drawer face 120–140 mm. Bottom: concealed lockable jewelry drawer (false front + velvet lining and dividers). Within same cabinet (left or right): perfume/incense shelves 3–4 tiers, spacing 220–260 mm (non-slip liners + internal touch switch). 600 Drawer zone at hand level (1000–1200 mm). 700 → 1450 mm
A3 950 Double short hanging: upper rod 1950 mm (≈ 900 mm hang space), lower rod 1000 mm (≈ 850–900 mm hang space) + two bottom shelves depth 400–450 mm, spacing 280–320 mm. Include valet rod (projection 250–300 mm) – telescopic pull-out (Häfele/Blum or equivalent). 600 Shirts/short pants + light folding on lower shelves. Valet rod on the left stile of this bay at 1250–1300 mm. 1450 → 2400 mm
A4 670 Long hanging (thobes/shemagh): rod at 1900–2000 mm (clear hang space 1500–1600 mm). Optional top shelf 300 mm. 600 Saudi thobes/long outfits. 2400 → 3070 mm (before the corner)
Open Corner Unit (between A & B)
• Occupies 600 mm from each wall (already included in totals above)
• 5 open shelves, effective front depth 350–400 mm, 45° front for visibility and access
• For decorative items and frequently used bags
Wall B Schedule (Wall B total = 3830 mm), measured from the corner to the right
Order from left (at the corner) to right: B1 → B2 → B3 → B4 → B5 → B6
Code Width (mm) Internal heights (approx.) Depth Contents & Use Position
B1 700 Long hanging: rod at 1750–1800 mm (clear 1500–1600 mm). 600 Abayas/long dresses. 0 → 700 mm (after the corner)
B2 750 Short hanging + shelves: single rod 1050–1100 mm (≈ 900 mm hang space) + 3 shelves below, spacing 280–320 mm. 600 Short shirts/folded pants + extra shelving. 700 → 1450 mm
B3 500 Wire pull-out baskets: 3 baskets (face heights 200–250 mm) + bottom pull-out laundry hamper with lid (face height 300–350 mm), ventilated, full-extension slides, 25–35 kg load. 600 Great airflow for light garments + hidden laundry. 1450 → 1950 mm
B4 350 Vertical ironing-board niche: clear height ≈ H 1800 mm, rubber base shoe + upper retainers for stability. Thin aluminum liners on both sides (heat resistance). Ventilation slots at top & bottom of the door 20×200 mm. 600 Safe, tidy storage for the ironing board. 1950 → 2300 mm
B5 546 Metal pegboard from 600 to 1800 mm high (active length 1200 mm). Bottom collector shelf/drawer; small divided plastic bins in a shallow drawer with labels for screws. 600 Light tools (screwdrivers/drill/accessories) + hooks/holders + magnetic blade strip. 2300 → 2846 mm
B6 300 Pull-out pants rack with 10–12 padded arms + pull-out belts/ties rack (dense hooks, soft-close). 600 Visible, easy organization for pants/belts/ties. 2846 → 3146 mm
Net shelf depth ≈ 560 mm (or adjust per use).
Deliver the wardrobe with and without doors, and populate it with the items specified (hanging, folded, drawers, baskets, tools, etc.).
10) Extras & Design Flexibility
(A) Potential Second Corner
• A second corner may be added later on another side.
• For now, deliver a 3D placeholder (mass model only) at the site’s available dimensions, with a default 45° face and trial shelves, so we can review it in 3D before finalizing.
• After review, we will send final edits for V2.
(B) Iterations to Final
• Iterative workflow: deliver V1 per the schedules above → we review → send notes.
• Expect 2–3 revision rounds to reach a final approved V-Final.
• Keep Collections well-organized and naming consistent (V1/V2/Final), and include a brief change log with each version.
(C) Shoes (realistic sizing & layout)
• Please model two shoe archetypes for realistic population:
o Men EU 40: length 255–260 mm, width 95–100 mm, height 90–110 mm.
o Women EU 38: length 245–250 mm, width 90–95 mm, heels up to 100–120 mm (shelves tilted 12–15°).
• In A1 tilted shoe shelves:
o Show a 50% heels / 50% flats mix.
o Vertical spacing: flats 180–200 mm; heels 230–260 mm (depending on the heel model).
o Net internal width of A1 ≈ 666 mm (700 − 2×17).
Target 2–3 pairs per shelf convincingly (pair spacing 180–220 mm).
• Make shoes repeatable instances (collection instances) with slight variants (color/shape) for realism.
(D) Parametric Controls / Easy Tweaks
• Where possible:
o Add an Empty per unit to control shoe-shelf tilt (12–15°), shelf pitch (vertical spacing), and pair count.
o Store these as Custom Properties on each unit’s Collection (A1/A2/…), clearly named: TiltDeg, ShelfSpacing, PairCount, RodHeight, etc.
o Goal: enable tweaks without remodeling.
(E) Extra Deliverables
• Along with .blend / FBX / OBJ for each version, export before/after images for changed areas—especially: A1 (shoes), A2 (perfume/drawers), A4 (long hanging), both corners (Corner A & placeholder Corner 2).
• Provide Orthographic Plan + Front + Side with dimension overlays for each version.
Delivery Checklist
• Blender file in real scale and metric units (1 m = 1 m)
• Populated wardrobe (open & closed door states)
• Clean, named Collections per bay (A1…B6, Corner, Top Seasonal, Doors, Lights, Human_172cm, etc.)
• Simple white-wood PBR material across carcass/faces/shelves
• V1 → review → V2/V-Final with change log
If anything is unclear or clashes dimensionally, please flag it and propose a practical alternative.