Fitted wardrobes can be a great space saver in smaller bedrooms, and can even make a room feel bigger. We look at some key ways that fitted wardrobes can do this.
Floor to Ceiling Designs
These types of fitted wardrobes maximise the room’s full height, which means they can have a smaller width and depth. If your space is awkward or non-typical you can get custom wardrobe doors for floor to ceiling wardrobes.
Corner Designs
This is another floor-maximising option that makes use of unused corner space and thereby increases your wall area, giving the appearance of more space.
Mirror Doors
Mirrored doors can make rooms feel larger in two ways, as they reflect natural light but also negate the need to install a full-length mirror elsewhere in the room.
Open Design
Open designs make a room feel larger by creating more visual depth. It also encourages you to keep things tidy
Sliding Doors
Sliding doors do not encroach into the room when open and also allow the wardrobe to be positioned close to other furniture. If your wardrobe has non-standard measurements, then you may want to consider custom wardrobe doors which slide.
Incorporated Dressing Table
As with any multi-functional furniture, wardrobes with incorporated dressing tables give you more floor space by removing the need for a separate table.
If you have a small bedroom but want to maximise the available floor space and the sense of space, then a fitted wardrobe could very well be the answer.