A two tone acrylic wardrobe reads well in a bedroom because the door face carries two finishes at once — usually a high gloss panel paired with a matte or wood-tone one. That look is easy to specify badly, though. The finish pair, the way the doors meet, and the internal layout all have to be agreed before production starts, otherwise the quotation you receive will not match what arrives on site.
Start from the wardrobe itself, not the price
Our Two Tone Acrylic Wardrobes are made to measure for each project, with the finish, layout and dimensions specified room by room. Because nothing is fixed to a standard module size, an enquiry that only says "four wardrobes, white and grey" cannot be priced accurately. Send the following and we can quote from it directly:
- Room name, plus overall width, height and depth for each unit — including whether the unit runs floor to ceiling or stops under a cornice.
- Door type: hinged, sliding, or an open section combined with closed doors.
- Which panels get which finish, and where the split sits on the door (full-height band, horizontal band, or an insert).
- Internal layout you actually need: hanging rail heights, drawer zones, shelves, lighting in niches.
- Site conditions that affect installation — skirting boards, uneven walls, built-in columns, ceiling height variations.
How the quotation is prepared
Wardrobes fall under our built-in furniture range, and they are quoted as part of a project rather than as a catalogue line. The sequence follows the steps we set out for design and production coordination: you send the brief and dimensions, we confirm the specification and detail drawings, then pricing follows once the finish pair, door type and internal layout are fixed.
Where a bedroom needs something beyond the standard collection — a handleless front, a curved return, or joinery that matches the cabinetry in another room — the same details go through our custom furniture process instead. Tell us which rooms should read as one set and we will keep the finishes consistent across them.
What we confirm in writing before production: final dimensions, the two selected finishes, door and hardware choice, internal layout, and packing arrangement for shipment. Dimensions and specifications are re-checked with you at that stage.
If the wardrobes are part of a wider fit-out
Buying bedroom joinery together with kitchen cabinets, doors and wall finishes is where the coordination work sits. We handle that as one package under turnkey project solutions, covering production, packing, freight by sea, air or rail, and delivery to site. For enquiries from Australian projects, include the delivery location and who receives goods on site so the logistics line in your quotation is realistic.
Freight terms, import handling and installation arrangements are confirmed per project rather than quoted as a standard service level.
Checklist before you send the enquiry
Ready to request a quote when you have:
- Measured drawings or marked-up floor plans for each wardrobe wall.
- A reference image or finish sample number for both colours on the door face.
- Door count and opening direction for every unit.
- The list of other rooms or products that should match these finishes.
- Delivery address, site access notes, and target on-site date.
Send those items and the quotation comes back against a defined specification, so what you approve is what gets manufactured. If you are still deciding between finishes, our interior design services cover space planning, furniture layout and 3D renderings, which is the quickest way to see a two tone door in your own room before you commit.
For wardrobe enquiries, contact SANTERSON — PHILLIP, phone/WhatsApp +86-13928214007, email santerson@qq.com. Enquiries are answered Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (GMT+8).