Plan the wardrobe, then the materials.

Describe the furniture first.

Note the room, overall dimensions, door arrangement and internal layout. Separate the body, doors, shelves and visible panels in your material list. Ask your fabricator to determine the construction, thicknesses and cutting quantities.

For a laminate finish, shortlist the design and colour before finalising the full specification. Look at physical samples and the full-sheet appearance where available, rather than choosing from a phone image alone.

Keep the selection precise.

• Record the collection, design code and finish; a colour name alone may be ambiguous.
• Decide how grain or pattern should run across adjoining doors.
• Compare the visible exterior and interior surfaces together.
• Tell Sharp which choices are final and which are alternatives.
• Include the board specifications and required quantities once confirmed by the fabricator.

Bring one coordinated enquiry.

Use the catalogue shortlist to collect designs, then add quantities if you know them and a note about the wardrobe. You can leave unknown quantities blank for discussion.

At the showroom, compare your shortlisted finishes with room photographs or other material samples. Confirm the exact products, current availability and quotation before placing an order. A visual preference does not specify the hidden supporting board or hardware.