Creative closet concepts for a clean and serene retreat space
In the quest for efficient storage solutions, we delve into various wardrobe options to best suit your living space.
Whether you're seeking inspiration for bedroom storage, children's rooms, or loft storage, our pieces offer valuable insights.
When it comes to wardrobe types, freestanding wardrobes often prove more space-efficient, particularly for smaller rooms or awkward spaces. They are available in a variety of materials, including painted wooden, plastic, or metal choices, and can last decades with regular maintenance.
For homes with low eaves, angled-top freestanding wardrobes and slanted clothing rails are a practical choice, encouraging tidy spaces without sacrificing functionality.
In larger bedrooms, accommodating a more substantial wardrobe, ideally 8 feet or wider and 3-4 feet deep, is possible. Conversely, for smaller bedrooms, a compact wardrobe around 4 to 6 feet wide and 2 to 2.5 feet deep is more appropriate.
In rooms with high ceilings, taller wardrobes may be considered by choosing a bespoke furniture manufacturer. On the other hand, in period homes, using fitted wardrobes to utilize alcoves and levelling off walls can make the floor space more usable.
Ensuring the wardrobe does not block windows or doors and providing at least 3 feet of clearance space in front of the wardrobe for doors or drawers to open fully is essential.
For medium-sized rooms, a wardrobe between 6 to 8 feet wide and 2.5 to 3 feet deep is most suitable. In smaller or awkward spaces, such as in a loft room, 'any angle' clothes rails and versatile rails with extra bottom shelves or side shelves can be useful space-savers.
Customization options for wardrobes abound, with blank canvases offering the opportunity to add drawer splitters, removable boxes for seasonal items, and changeable shelf heights. Open rails for freestanding wardrobes provide a light, airy feel and easy access to frequently worn items.
Opting for a built-in wardrobe design can offer a more luxurious appearance, while combining a dressing room with an elegant bedroom using a wardrobe as a divider is a space-efficient solution for longer rooms.
When fitting furniture in period homes, it's important to consider disused fireplaces and adjust the wardrobes accordingly. However, it's worth noting that the search results do not contain information about a specific company founded by Adam Brown mentioned in a report, so no such company can be identified from the provided data.
Ultimately, the ideal wardrobe should ideally utilize the vertical space available, but not be so high that it becomes inaccessible. By considering these factors, you can transform your bedroom into a more organized and functional space.
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