The living room is the favourite room for many people. Is it the same for you? It’s the perfect space to relax after a long day or to entertain guests. Since the living room often houses the home entertainment system, storage space is essential. You can configure a wardrobe as a custom wall unit by combining a lowboard for your TV and games console with shelves for films and video games. If you don’t enjoy dusting, vitrines are the perfect solution. They allow you to display your favourite items behind glass doors, keeping them dust-free at the same time. Design your wardrobe exactly how it best suits you.
To quickly set the table, dishes, cutlery, glasses, and more should be within easy reach. That's why it makes sense to configure a wardrobe for the kitchen or dining room where you can store your dishes. Heirlooms and fine china can also be displayed in a vitrine. The rest can be stored behind closed doors or in drawers. The closed fronts create a smooth, calm surface that directs attention to your favourite pieces.
To make cooking easy and enjoyable, your pantry items should be stored within reach. If you have a small room available, turn it into a pantry. Such rooms are often small and oddly shaped, making standard furniture unsuitable. Configure a custom wardrobe that fits perfectly with the room’s specific layout. For example, you can design your pantry from individual elements of varying heights, widths, and depths, allowing it to fit around pipes or wall protrusions.
Due to the high humidity in bathrooms, it’s important that all open edges of the furniture are sealed. This prevents moisture from seeping into your new wardrobe, ensuring long-lasting enjoyment. Since bathrooms often have limited space, it’s essential to make clever use of the available room. To save floor space, you can mount furniture on the walls. The ideal location for wall-mounted cabinets is above the sink. You can configure your wardrobe with mirrored doors, creating a multifunctional piece of furniture: offering storage for toiletries, hairbrushes, and makeup, while also serving as a mirror for your daily routine.
Configure your bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe
Do you dream of having a walk-in wardrobe? With a custom wardrobe, you can even create a dressing area under sloped ceilings. You have the option to design your wardrobe with a sloped side or as a knee-wall wardrobe with a rear slope. A corner wardrobe is also no problem.
If you don’t have an extra room, you can place your wardrobe in the bedroom. In a large room, a wardrobe can be designed as a room divider – creating both a sleeping area and a walk-in wardrobe in one space. If your bedroom is small, sliding door wardrobes are the ideal solution. Since the doors slide along the wardrobe, you can still access your clothes even when the wardrobe is placed near the bed. In small rooms, it’s especially important to maintain a unified look, as this makes the space feel tidier and larger. Configure your wardrobe in the same design as your nightstands, for example. For even more storage in a small space, we recommend wall-mounted boards. Their floating appearance adds a sense of lightness and makes them a real eye-catcher.
Custom wardrobes for children’s and teenagers’ rooms
You can also configure a stylish wardrobe for your child. The great thing about our custom-made furniture is the wide range of configuration options. For instance, there are over 190 colours available just for the wardrobe fronts. Involve your children in the decision-making process and, for example, design the doors of the new wardrobe in their favourite colour. No need to worry if their taste changes as they grow older! You can easily reconfigure the wardrobe doors in a different colour and replace them. This is another advantage of custom wardrobes – you don’t need to replace the entire piece of furniture, just the elements that need updating.
If your teenager desires a specific interior style, you can configure the wardrobe to match. Scandinavian style is currently very trendy. You can simply configure solid wood doors for the wardrobe to create a completely new look in the room without having to spend a fortune.
Conclusion: Wardrobe tips for every room
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Sideboards for narrow hallways and custom wardrobes for entryways
• Wardrobe walls and lowboards for TVs and more in the living room
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Vitrines for fine china and custom pantry cupboards
• Wall-mounted cabinets with mirrors above the sink in the bathroom
• Wardrobes with sloped elements for walk-in closets under the roof
• Colourful wardrobe fronts for children’s rooms
• Overhead cupboards