A "new home build" has framed closets. Where is the floor plan for this home? Post the floor plan, please.

My new build will not have framed closets unless they are walk-in. I love built-in wardrobes. In our current home I ripped out a poorly framed closet (2ft on each side of unusable space) and put built-in wardrobes. It's a 10ft wall. The best thing we ever did. It houses our kids clothes, bedding, blankets and stuff in some and then toy storage in another. More functional than the reach in closet. Even more functional than the reach in closet that has no wasted space on the side and everything has a place which gets put back by the kid where it belongs.

PAX are great in that there are so many options for things to use to organize the interior. I used PAX as custom didn't have the options we wanted. The limitation with PAX is the sizes available. They are in ~20" wide increments so 96" means you'll have some wasted space since you can only get to 80". Also they are sized for 8ft ceilings so if you have taller ceilings you also end up with some wasted space.

I love Pax and if our house had not had a walk in I would have done Pax at least in the master. A 96” closet will be great for any kid and especially if it is a girl. I think Pax has so much awesome storage ideas I would always choose Pax for what you are planning. As for where in the master you should post a floor plan and I am curious to know why you just did not plan a walk in , in that space.

Why are you choosing "wardrobes"?

What features are you expecting from them?

Jan Moyer said "A new home build has framed closets."

Not necessarily. We get a lot of people from other countries/continents posting on Houzz and in many of those places closets are not included in new construction. The homeowner hires a separate company to design the built-in closets after they move in.

Consider the PAX. They are the right price and offer many more options than most custom fabricators can offer.

Here’s the drawings https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZV9XYWjitFrtFUeD5tnXUVoZ9l2O1tdr/view?usp=sharing

The master was adjusted. We moved the bathroom door & added a walk in shower so the wall with the window is straight. I’d put the L shaped unit there

When I renovated an 18' wide 1880s home, a neighbour liked the way I opened up the first floor. So he copied that idea and one-upped me by removing all the built-in closets on the second and third floors, using wardrobes instead. Going pre-Medieval, as it were.