A modular wardrobe in Bengaluru costs roughly ₹1,300–1,800 per sq ft in laminate, ₹1,900–2,600 in acrylic, ₹2,600–3,600 in PU and ₹2,800–3,800 in veneer. The rate is per square foot of the wardrobe's front (width × height), including the carcass, shutters and basic hardware.
So a standard 6 ft wide, 7 ft tall wardrobe costs about ₹54,500–75,500 in laminate, or ₹67,000–93,000 with a loft above it.
Cost of a 6×7 ft wardrobe by finish
| Finish | Per sq ft | 6×7 ft wardrobe | With loft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laminate | ₹1,300–1,800 | ₹54,500–75,500 | ₹67,000–93,000 |
| Acrylic | ₹1,900–2,600 | ₹80,000–1.1 L | ₹98,000–1.3 L |
| PU lacquer | ₹2,600–3,600 | ₹1.1–1.5 L | ₹1.3–1.9 L |
| Veneer | ₹2,800–3,800 | ₹1.2–1.6 L | ₹1.4–2 L |
How to measure
Multiply the width by the height of the front, in feet. A 6 ft by 7 ft wardrobe is 42 sq ft. A loft is measured the same way: a 6 ft wide, 2 ft tall loft adds 12 sq ft. Sliding wardrobes are measured the same way but usually carry a premium for the track system.
Which finish to choose
- Laminate: most durable for the money and hides scratches. The best choice for kids' rooms and guest rooms.
- Acrylic: high-gloss and modern, but shows fingerprints. Popular for master bedrooms.
- PU lacquer: smooth painted look in any colour; needs gentle cleaning.
- Veneer: real wood grain; needs polishing every few years.
What changes the price beyond the finish
- Plywood grade: BWR or BWP plywood costs more than MR but holds up better in Bengaluru's damp monsoon months, especially on walls shared with a bathroom.
- Internal accessories: pull-out trays, trouser racks and lockers can add 10–25%.
- Hardware: soft-close hinges and branded fittings cost more but last longer.
- Profile handles or handle-less design add a little; glass or mirror shutters add more.
Use the wardrobe estimator to enter your exact size and compare finishes side by side.