For fashion lovers there's one room in the house that trumps all others. Forget the ensuite bathroom or home office, the walk-in wardrobe is the dream. We’ve rounded up the cream of the crop to give you inspiration for your own space.

This might look super luxury, but this stylish wardrobe is actually the result of a great DIY project. After a lick of paint, the addition of some shelving units and a little finesse, it was turned into a fashion oasis that shows off an entire collection of fabulous shoes.

It’s the decorative elements that really jazz up this fabulous room. The opulent gold highlights create a dramatic effect and the island in the middle is perfect for the ultimate accessory collector.

Dotted with blush hues, varying shades of grey, mirrored surfaces and pops of gold, this walk-in feels luxurious yet laid-back. You can show off your designer collection in style on the fabulous art deco shelving units.

The perfect example of a modern dressing room with a traditional twist. Complete with a vanity unit for hair and makeup, it has great lighting. How else will you be able to admire all your amazing clothes?

Those with a penchant for organisation will love this space. Flawlessly colour coordinated, every shirt, belt and tie has its designated spot.

Using the natural materials of metal, brick and wood with factory inspired strip lighting, this wardrobe makes the perfect man cave. The multiple shelving units and hanging space give it a minimal look, and with maximum storage there is a place for everything.

This is for the girl who loves her accessories. You can make a museum-worthy display on the centre island.

Most walk-ins use artificial light, but not this one. It incorporates a window into the design to add a natural glow. After all, you can't get dressed in the dark.

The ultimate in luxury, this personalised wardrobe will transform your daily dressing experience. Ideal for neat freaks, its flawless wood finish and minimalist design is perfect for maximising your storage space.

Keep it chic with pastel colours and crystal chandeliers. Fashion can be tiring, so the window seat will provide the perfect relaxation spot.

This innovative walk-in closet was created for orderly storage to keep your home looking polished and neat. It has the air of a carefully organised, high end boutique with the soft lighting and immaculate shelving.

Most people just use their walk-in for storing clothes, however it can be great for some peace and quiet. This office/storage combination uses modern shapes and an industrial style desk with monochrome colours. It’s giving us inspiration already.

More than just a wardrobe the design of this dressing room reflects true Hollywood glamour. Hand painted floral wallpaper and gold highlights make it a spacious, sumptuous place to store your attire. Clothes, shoes and bags are hidden behind mirrored wardrobe doors leaving the beautiful perfumes on display.

A modest yet sophisticated space this uses vibrant wallpaper and and a splash of pink to brighten it up. The rails, which are actually made out of plumbing pipes, are also perfect for showing off all your garments, Sarah Jessica Parker-style.

This gender neutral, eclectic blue walk-in has enough space for two people. We'd definitely be happy to spend some time in here with our wardrobe partner.

Create a sense of calm with this futuristic look that combines contrasting leather with a soft blush tone. The huge floor-to-ceiling mirror, with great lighting and angled wing will show you every detail of your ensembles.

Take inspiration from this long and thin rectangular room in Singapore. The awkward space has been divided into different zones for shoes, clothes and a vanity area to make the most of its layout.

A master of disguise, this walk-in is concealed behind a wallpapered door off from a small guest room. You'd never even know it was there!

This sliding barn door is both a practical decision and a stylish feature, giving the room an unusual utilitarian twist and saving crucial space.

Instead of being hidden, this wardrobe has become the centrepiece of this large bedroom. The glazing prevents it from becoming too imposing and the organisation makes it pleasing on the eye.

White cabinets, white floors and a white chaise lounge make this space feel light and airy. The display cabinet at the end becomes a real focal point, while all your other clothes are stored safely behind closed doors.

Rather than cramming everything behind a door, this wardrobe has put beautiful shoes on display to add interest. If you tend to be a little messy and prefer to keep things streamlined, doors and drawers will hide any chaos.

Monochrome mixed with texture is a style that works for any modern home. This is definitely one of the most spacious and colour coordinated wardrobes we've ever seen.

A very classic design that uses glass tops, plush carpets and a few accessories to create a dreamy theme. Unfortunately the cat is not included.

Plenty of hanging space? Tick. A shoe rack? Tick. A pull-out ironing board? Also a tick. This walk-in has everything you need and it all hides away to create a seamless finish.

A chandelier, emerald desk handles and gold accents finish off this amazing bold dressing room. Full of elegant silhouettes and a textbook use of black, it has a vintage air about it.

A huge mirror is the centrepiece in this stylish wardrobe but the little details, such as the custom made handles that match the ceiling design, add to the overall effect.

This design leaves nothing to be desired. The underlit shelves, beautiful wood and fabric wall panels in on-trend pale pink and dark blue create an inviting atmosphere - plus that marble island in the centre is hard to beat!

Who doesn’t love a colour coordinated wardrobe? You'd have to take extra care with your clothes when they are on display in this open wardrobe. Simple and clean, it's a great example of Scandi style.

The ladder in this room helps to make use of the space but also adds a warm rustic note. The small boxes on the top shelf are perfect for infrequently used items.

This bright modern walk-in wardrobes is an ode to shoes. Where glossy streamlined drawers hide away the more mundane items of clothing the shoes are on proud display in a bespoke open-shelved cabinet with a double height section for boots at the bottom. Baby pink accessories pair unexpectedly well with an electric blue rocking chair.