Wardrobe Space: From Concept to Reality


Wardrobe Space: From Concept to Reality

A wardrobe space is more than just a place to store clothes and accessories. A well-designed and professionally made wardrobe is a separate space, impressive in its functionality. Even if your closet usually has clothes strewn about, this won't happen in a new wardrobe. It will help anyone achieve order and practicality, as well as get rid of several bulky cabinets in different rooms.

A wardrobe space must be individually created for each area!

A wardrobe room cannot be standard, as each space requires an individual approach. By ordering its design, manufacturing, and installation from professionals, you will receive a unique space that will delight you for many years and help save time.

What a wardrobe space consists of:

  1. Shelves.
  2. Drawers.
  3. Chests.
  4. Holders and shelves for shoes.
  5. Brackets for hangers.
  6. Mesh drawers.
  7. Trunks.

These are just the most common "inhabitants" of wardrobes. In reality, the content of this space can be anything. It all depends on the owner's preferences and budget. Some modular systems are flexible. For example, if you choose a frame storage system, any shelf or drawer can be moved to the desired height as needed. On the support structures of frame systems, there are special holes for such mounting. Panel modular systems do not allow for the movement of shelves. Therefore, determine the necessary distance in advance.

The style of the wardrobe space can be anything; it does not necessarily have to match the styling of the general space. It can be a minimalist cabinet with shelves made of particleboard or a luxurious room worthy of the presence of high-ranking individuals. By experimenting, carefully weighing your wishes, and listening to the advice of experienced craftsmen, you can create an exclusive and ergonomic space.

Practical Advice

When organizing the space of a wardrobe room, it is important to consider its size and configuration. For small wardrobes, it is recommended to use compact storage systems, such as built-in cabinets or modular structures. This will allow for the most efficient use of available space.

In spacious wardrobes, you can arrange separate areas for storing clothes, shoes, and accessories, as well as add an island element for convenience of dressing. It is also recommended to provide adequate lighting and mirrors for ease of use of the wardrobe.

Regardless of the size, it is important to think through the convenient placement of shelves, drawers, and hangers for different types of clothing and accessories. For example, everyday clothes should be stored at more accessible levels, while seasonal items can be placed on upper shelves or in trunks.

Guide to Choosing Materials

When choosing materials for the wardrobe, consider their durability, practicality, and aesthetic qualities. Let's look at some popular options:

  • Wood: Natural wood, such as oak or maple, gives the wardrobe an elegant and warm look. It is strong and durable but requires regular care and may be more expensive than other materials.
  • Laminated wood board: A more affordable option that imitates natural wood. Resistant to scratches and moisture, easy to clean.
  • Plastic: Durable, lightweight, and inexpensive material that is easy to keep clean. However, it may look less attractive than natural wood.
  • Metal: A modern and stylish option that gives the wardrobe an industrial look. Metal shelves and drawers are very strong and durable.

In addition to the main materials, also pay attention to hardware such as handles, hinges, and drawer slides. Choose quality elements that will ensure smooth and quiet operation of storage systems.