Fitted wardrobes will help you make the most of your bedroom space. Here are our six practical ideas to help you get the most out of your wardrobe space.
1. Stack Your Railing
One of the easiest ways to double your storage is by stacking hanging rails. Instead of using one long rail for all your clothes, install two levels of rails – one at the top and one halfway down. This layout works great for shorter clothing items like shirts, blouses and folded trousers. You can still leave up a section with a single full-height rail for longer pieces like dresses and coats.
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2. Narrow Shelving
Narrow shelving is perfect for smaller items like jeans, t-shirts or jumpers because they keep everything in sight and within reach. Unlike deeper shelves, where clothes get stacked too high and become messy, narrow shelves keep everything easy for you to see.
3. Corner Wardrobes
Corner spaces in bedrooms often go unused, but a fitted corner wardrobe can turn that tricky area into some useful storage space. They often include deeper shelves, curved hanging rails or angled drawers that give you extra room without taking up more of your bedroom floor.
4. Add a Mirror
A mirror will also makes your space feel brighter and larger. They reflect natural light and can give even a small bedroom a much more open feel.
5. Organise Your Accessories
Accessories can quickly get out of hand if they don’t have a proper place. Inside your wardrobe you can install drawers, dividers, hooks, trays or pull-out panels specifically for accessories like belts, scarves, watches and jewellery.
6. Shoe Cascades
Shoes tend to end up in piles on the floor or scattered around your wardrobe. A shoe cascade solves that problem with a stepped or angled layout where each pair is easy to see.
