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WHY WALK-IN WARDROBES ARE
SURPRISINGLY BECOMING THE NEW NORM
A walk-in wardrobe is the ultimate luxury for any fashion
and home lover. A separate space to organise your favourite
clothes and get ready for the day ahead can have such a
positive impact on your overall wellbeing. Just like ensuite
bathrooms, walk-in wardrobes have become a desirable
addition to the home, combining organisation and luxury.
However, mention a walk-in wardrobe and our minds
instantly wander to glamorous spaces, adjoined to stunningly
large bedrooms, achievable only for the lives of the rich and
famous! It might seem so far beyond your reach... or is it? At
Sliderobes, we have walk-in wardrobe ideas for rooms of all
shapes and sizes. Let us show you how!
WALK THIS WAY
The secret to designing a walk-in wardrobe is all about being
smart with your space and using every inch of it. Whether
you have a whole room or an unused corner of your bedroom
to transform, Sliderobes fitted furniture is made-to-measure
and designed around you. Our designs hug corners and love
angles. Wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling storage can create the
ultimate walk-in closet.
A LARGE WALK-IN WARDROBE
A full room lends itself well to an impressive display of open
wardrobe space including hanging rails, shelves and drawers.
Transform that unused bedroom into a functional space by
creating a dressing room complete with a central dressing
table to get ready in style. Or turn the box room of a smaller
home into the perfect walk-in wardrobe. Space under eaves,
alcoves and sloping ceilings are ideal for made to measure
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furniture. These spaces may appear awkward, but with the
right décor and fitted furniture, you can turn tricky spaces
into well-ordered retreats.
A SMALL WALK-IN WARDROBE
If you don't have a spare room, sliding doors are great room
dividers. Utilise floor space in the corner of a bedroom and
create a triangular walk-in wardrobe. Corner robe hanging
rails make perfect use of these awkward spaces. In order to
maximise space in your room, consider if your bed could
be positioned elsewhere. A slight change of layout in your
bedroom might create more space than you thought possible.
Mirrored sliding wardrobe doors have a minimalist and
stylish look. They are functional as a full-length mirror and
also make a room seem bigger. If you want to go for a different
door finish, then Sliderobes’ nifty pull-out mirror is a clever
gadget that tucks neatly back into the wardrobe.
A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING
Think about the clothes you have and what else you want to
have a place for. Separate your long and short hanging. Make
the most of your drawer space by rolling your t-shirts instead
of folding. This will make favourite tops easier to find with the
bonus of no creases! Soft close drawers are more expensive
than shelves, so to help maximise your budget, know exactly
what you want to keep in them.
Featured accessories such as Sliderobes pull-out shoe rack will
neatly organise and display your shoes. Shelves above hanging