Your made-to-measure bedroom wardrobe
Where to put T-shirts, trousers, jackets, and co.? The clear answer is: in the made-to-measure bedroom wardrobe. Whether it's a classic wardrobe with hinged doors, furniture with a side slant, or a practical corner wardrobe – given the unlimited options, there is a solution for every spatial situation. Additionally, your made-to-measure bedroom wardrobe can be equipped with custom features, allowing it to be tailored even more closely to your wishes.
Configure your bedroom wardrobe
Features of bedroom wardrobes
Whether hanging rails, drawers, or shelves – wardrobes can be planned with various features according to your needs. Before configuring your wardrobe, you should clarify your requirements. A look at your current wardrobe will reveal what it currently lacks. Do you have many scarves and belts? Such accessories can be perfectly stored in drawers. Do you wear a lot of jumpers? Then shelves are ideal. Are you often in blouses or shirts for work? Plan for more space for hanging rails.
For every pair of trousers, skirt, or dress, approximately four centimetres of space should be allocated on the hanging rail. For shirts and blouses, three centimetres is sufficient. This way, up to 30 items of clothing can fit on one metre of hanging rail. To ensure shirts and jackets can hang easily in the wardrobe, a space of one metre should be allowed between the rail and the floor. For summer dresses, 1.5 metres is required, and for long evening gowns, up to two metres of space is needed to hang them wrinkle-free.
Especially in small apartments, the bedroom wardrobe is often used not just for clothing. Therefore, you should consider what other items should find their place there. From travel bags to laundry baskets and towels, everything needs to be stored somewhere. So, make sure to plan enough storage space. Flexible shelves can also be positioned at the right height afterwards.
Ideal depth for the bedroom wardrobe
To accommodate all clothing items comfortably in the wardrobe, a depth of 60 centimetres is optimal. You should deduct two centimetres each for the door and the back wall. This results in an internal dimension of 56 centimetres. Hangers are approximately 47 centimetres wide, which increases with the clothing. Thanks to sufficient depth, hangers don’t need to hang at an angle in the wardrobe.
Uniform look of the bedroom wardrobe
A uniform look in the bedroom radiates more calmness and ensures that you can fall asleep relaxed. Therefore, it makes sense to design furniture in the same style and colour. It’s important to consider the overall appearance: How do your existing pieces look? What furnishing style do you prefer? Do you like to keep up with trends and change your interior often, or should the design be timeless?
Plan your made-to-measure bedroom wardrobe
For particularly ample storage, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes are ideal. In the top compartments, you can store items that you don’t need frequently, such as suitcases or extra bedding. No matter how big or small, narrow or wide your wardrobe is – design it entirely to your taste! With your made-to-measure bedroom wardrobe, you can choose from various solutions:
• Classic hinged doors
• Sliding doors
• Smooth surface with framed fronts
• With elaborate country house fronts
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Wardrobe with mirrored doors
• With glass doors
Both glass and mirrored doors can be fitted into framed and country house fronts. Even details like door handles can make a big difference: from striking retro copper handles to knob handles and polished designer handles, all the way to handle-free push-to-open techniques. Your individual selection will create a unique piece of furniture.
Using niche and corner wardrobes as bedroom wardrobes:
With made-to-measure furniture, both niches and corners can be perfectly utilised. Corner wardrobes can even be fitted into niches. This transforms previously unused space into storage and makes the niche less noticeable, adding to the room's tranquillity.
Wardrobes for sloped ceilings:
If your bedroom is in the attic, there are also suitable solutions for the space
under the sloped ceiling thanks to made-to-measure furniture. Wardrobes can be planned with a side slant or as a slope-back wardrobe. A corner wardrobe with a slant is also possible.
Wide-angle and light:
When wardrobes are placed under low slopes or in hard-to-reach corners, it is advisable to equip the wardrobe doors with wide-angle hinges. These have a larger opening angle and allow the doors to open wider than usual, making it easier to access the contents of the wardrobe. In dark corners, an additional light in the wardrobe is also helpful. LED lights that respond to motion will turn on automatically when you need them. Such lights can also be easily retrofitted.
Sliding door wardrobes and hanging boards:
If you have limited space, wardrobes with sliding doors are ideal for you, as they do not swing into the room. They can also be designed entirely to your taste:
• With or without design stripes
• In wood tones
• In solid colours
A great addition to the wardrobe are
hanging boards. The special feature: they take up no floor space. This makes them particularly suitable for small rooms, and their floating appearance is a true eye-catcher. The furniture can be designed in colours entirely to your taste. With the coordinated decors of the furniture pieces, a harmonious overall picture is created.
Bedroom wardrobes with flexible room dividers:
Whether in front of niches or as a passage door: sliding doors are the perfect choice for narrow hallways. Thanks to the 3-point system, nothing goes wrong when measuring, and the door fits perfectly into your home. Sliding doors can be planned individually according to your taste: both regarding the number of door panels and the bars and especially in terms of colour design.
Walk-in wardrobe as a bedroom wardrobe:
Whether in separated areas of the bedroom or in adjoining rooms, the dream of a
walk-in wardrobe can be realised. Wardrobes can be configured with or without doors for this purpose. Large furniture can be positioned against free walls. The space under windows can also be transformed into storage. Chests of drawers are a good and particularly decorative solution for this, as they are significantly lower than wardrobes and thus do not block the windows, allowing daylight to come in.
Chests of drawers can be equipped with drawers or shelves, which can also be hidden behind doors. They also provide a surface for decoration with accessories, enriching the ambience. In larger rooms, the centre of the room can also be cleverly utilised. For this purpose, chests of drawers are also suitable for creating storage. Alternatively, a stool can find its place here, so you can easily put together your outfits and try them on comfortably.
Conclusion: Tips for your wardrobes in the bedroom
A made-to-measure bedroom with suitable wardrobes offers you maximum storage for your clothing, bedding, and suitcases. Finally, here’s a summary of all the tips for your new, precisely measured wardrobes in the bedroom:
• Equip your individual made-to-measure wardrobes for the bedroom with the features you need.
• If you live under the roof or your bedroom is in the attic, you can easily furnish your bedroom with made-to-measure
wardrobes for sloped ceilings.
• Plan floor-to-ceiling wardrobes or
niche wardrobes to the millimetre – this way, you can optimally utilise the available space in the bedroom.
• For narrow bedrooms, wardrobes with sliding or pocket doors are ideal, as these doors open space-saving along the wardrobe.
Thanks to your customised design, all your belongings will fit perfectly into your new bedroom wardrobes. What are you waiting for? Get started right away and design your perfect bedroom wardrobes!
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