Fabric Textures Inside Wardrobes: The 2025 Luxury Detail Designers Love

In 2025, wardrobes aren’t just about sleek exteriors - the interiors are getting just as much attention. A growing trend across Bangalore’s luxury apartments and villas is fabric-textured finishes inside wardrobes, giving them a premium and boutique-like feel. Designers are using this subtle detail to elevate everyday storage into a luxury experience.

Why Fabric Textures Are Trending

Plain white wardrobe interiors are functional but uninspiring. Fabric textures add warmth, sophistication, and a sense of detail that clients immediately notice. With liner laminates, designers can now create interiors that feel as premium as the exteriors.

The Role of Kanvas Liner Laminates

Khidki’s Kanvas Liner Laminates come in shades like Frosty White, Fabric White, and Khadi Cream - offering designers versatile options that pair beautifully with any laminate or veneer exterior.

• 100% phenolic backing for strength

• Smooth, fabric-like finish

• Easy to clean and long-lasting

Where Designers Are Using Fabric Liners

• Wardrobes in master bedrooms and walk-ins

• Premium kitchen cabinet interiors

• TV unit storage for a neat, luxury finish

• Office furniture drawers for a professional look

(Insert image: Luxury walk-in wardrobe with fabric-textured liners, pendant lighting, and organized compartments.)

FAQs

1. Why are fabric-textured laminates better than plain liners?
They elevate interiors by giving a boutique, premium feel that plain liners cannot match.

2. Can fabric liner laminates handle daily wear and tear?
Yes, Khidki’s Kanvas Liners are made with phenolic backing, making them durable and easy to maintain.

3. Are fabric-textured liners more expensive?
They are priced competitively while offering high-end aesthetics.

4. Can Kanvas Liner Laminates be used in kitchens?
Absolutely - they’re perfect for premium kitchen cabinet interiors.

5. Which shades are most popular in Bangalore homes?
Frosty White and Khadi Cream are trending among designers for wardrobes and kitchens.