A Guide to Wardrobes
A bespoke fitted wardrobe is tailored to your room with measurements of even the most awkward spaces available – even around the established functions as eaves and chimney breast. Incredibly, you can increase your storage space by 40-50% with a fitted suit as opposed to a general, free-standing one. You can also add useful custom features such as mirrors, shelves, cabinets and even the folding work tables to create a compact home office.
Another big advantage with closets is that you can make the most of your floor space and not let some areas go to waste – whether it’s an attic room with sloping ceilings or oddly shaped bedroom with lots of niches. But fitted clothing is not only for rooms with too many nooks and crannies. They also put a great designer touch to bedrooms, guest bedrooms and even children’s bedrooms .
There are three types of custom closets available: sliding doors, bi-fold doors and swinging doors to meet your needs. Closet designs ranging from wall to wall head office which is traditionally two-door robes with mirror boiler duckling, the space alcove wardrobes.
You can choose from a range of natural wood colors such as coffee, chocolate, caramel or pine – or take the bold statements made by black and red geometric patterns or eye-catching primary colors for the children’s bedrooms. With custom bespoke wardrobes, the possibilities are endless and you can create your own unique piece of designer furniture. Alternatively, if you do not want to play the creative cat, you can choose from a fantastic range of existing designs which are then made to measure – and gives you an excellent picture of what the final piece will look like.
The beauty of custom built furniture is that you can decide how big or small your built-in wardrobe will be, what materials to use, and even what types of shelves, drawers and mirrors to place on the inside. This means that the cost of fitted wardrobes can vary considerably – but generally you can expect to pay £ 1,000 to £ 1,500 for a two-door alcove wardrobe (depending on size and specification, internal design and the materials used). Prepare to full-scale built-in wardrobe suites cost thousands of pounds.
If you are into home improvement, installing fitted furniture is a great way to add value to your property. A built-in wardrobe looks impressive, adding a strong character and functionality, and helps the room retains its aesthetic appeal for years to come. It is particularly in modern, Bijou Apartments, where storage space is limited. Clever use of space will always increase the value of your property.