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Yep I agree no border looks better but just worry about practicality of 500mm door - I might see if we can go with borders on wall edges only and what that looks like. Stock items, custom doors and need them done at £ rather than £££.
Great minds - I asked about the grain already which is good :)
Not sure on ceiling height.
@JonoMarshall No bath (it wouldn't fit) but have also asked this question as shower screen/try was what I figured could be tricky.
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No border definitely looks better, although you will want the floor, walls and ceiling to all be level/plumb, and a shadowgap surround to act as your scribe panel.
Are the wardrobes stock items with custom doors or all bespoke made? If the latter then clearly 625mm doors (or whatever the width/5) is the correct answer, and this really shouldn't be more spenny. If using stock items then there would be an uplift.
Maybe a modelling error, but having all the wood grain running in the same direction will look more considered (top units currently showing horizontal grain). Absolute baller move is to cut the sheets so the grain is continuous through these, and if bespoke made this should be relatively straight forward and with no additional uplift.
I assume the ceiling height is greater than 2440mm?