Urban Storage lets users configure modular wardrobes and send the configuration to the company along with contact details. The company will then contact the user to complete the ordering process.
Users can choose various models of wardrobes, change the finish on these and even 'open up' the wardrobe and change how shelves and drawers are laid out. Users can pick the width of their wardrobe, add more wardrobes, lofts and mirrors. The price of the product varies depending on the configuration, but the cheapest wardrobe we could find was for Rs. 29,999.
Once downloaded, users can configure their wardrobes offline, but Urban Ladder says an Internet connection is required for price and catalogue updates. The company says this app is aimed at reducing the 'touch and feel gap' in online furniture buying. The app has been developed in collaboration with Bangalore-based tech startup Whodat.
Rajiv Srivatsa, COO & Co-Founder, Urban Ladder, said in a statement, "UL Labs intends to make online furniture shopping extremely easy for customers. Our team is excited to create some of the most innovate products, that will set benchmarks for furniture shopping globally."
The company said it is working on an augmented reality app dubbed Living Spaces, which will allow customers to "visualise different models and fabrics of sofas in their living room to best suit the colour scheme and details of their home".Catch the latest from the Consumer Electronics Show on Gadgets 360, at our CES 2026 hub.