Floor plan planning shortly before submitting the building application

At first, two cabinets were drawn in, so we didn't question it further.

Since this is the dressing (and staircase direction) forum

with a carpenter, I start from scratch and need an exact bill of quantities for materials, adhesives, etc.

In Cologne they say: Boy, you’re crazy! - how do you come up with such, in my opinion, absurd ideas?

A carpenter is no fool when it comes to cabinet making. If he buys yellow- or white-fleshed peaches from you, he doesn’t ask which exact RAL color it is or if you can visualize it. A true passionate carpenter will build you an Inspector Gadget cabinet with more space inside than outside, dimmable base lighting, and electrically extending drawers - and surprisingly close to the Vonderstand price.

But the cabinets are also 68cm or 71cm deep.

What do you want to do with such deep cabinets? I find that a waste of space, since you can't reach the back anyway (except maybe exactly at torso height, but even then it's annoying to have stacks in the back). I already find the Pax too deep (except for hanging things, but it is more than enough for those; you don't need more depth, certainly not on both sides)

The Pax wardrobes with sliding doors are also 66 cm deep. The doors do add weight.

What do you want to do with such deep cabinets? I find that a waste of space; you can’t get at the back anyway (except maybe at chest height, but even there it’s annoying to have stacks in the back). I already find the Pax too deep (except for hanging stuff, but it’s more than enough for that, no need for even more depth, especially not on both sides)

Sliding door plus wood application. I think that’s the wrong choice. The dressing room is, I’ll say it straight, within the possibilities of this room, not a dressing room but at most a walk-in closet. Because, as the robber already points out, shelves, seating, valet stand, etc. don’t fit there. So you pick out your clothes and go to the bedroom with them. I would dispense with cabinet doors and work with open shelves, etc. Sliding door in front if you must. And say goodbye to “that looks bad,” because nobody sees that. To me, that always sounds like the closet has to be somehow representative.

The winter coats can just as well hang in the basement. Whether you carry them down or up a stair in winter, it doesn't matter...?

Do you also want to discuss the wardrobe furniture here?

So a carpenter solution for the cabinets is probably out of the question. I want to go somewhere, touch, configure, and order.... with a carpenter I have to start from scratch and need a precise bill of quantities for materials, adhesives, etc. - I don't have the patience for that.

Touching and configuring: OK, I can still understand
Creating a bill of quantities for materials (for a professional)?: Sorry, that’s complete nonsense!

Have you ever dealt with a carpenter? They conjure up the PERFECT cabinet according to your wishes, with an interior like YOU want it. Not like Hülsta thinks they have to offer it. And just focusing on the appearance again here, without considering what the cabinet has to do, is nonsense!

The approach is the same as when building a house. You want something very special but just focus on the wrong things. Special solution --> professional
Ordinary in a hurry --> general contractor or Hülsta

You’re setting the wrong priorities and I also see some learning resistance by now.