WARDROBES

Wardrobes

A wardrobe is a necessary complement to any home, allowing you to organize space in a thousand different ways depending on the space available and the style of the bedroom. Modular wardrobes, corner cabinets, with sliding doors, are elements of equipment that not only meet purely functional needs, but also equip and decorate with a whole series of finishes, color combinations and material mixes. The wardrobe is intended for new applications, which can be interpreted today as an indispensable piece of equipment. A wardrobe for a living room is usually placed inside the living room, where it is especially useful to keep the space tidy. It is a versatile complement that contributes to creating an environment with large support surfaces and suspended solutions.

Wardrobes and functions: how to choose a functional and practical garment

Choosing a garment is an important step in a situation when you need to furnish your home and do not want to neglect functionality, airtightness and durability: yes, because a wardrobe, which can be called that, must be a piece of furniture in which clothes, books, boxes with old photos and so on and so on can fit, and then you know that there are never enough wardrobes in your home to accommodate anything you want. Therefore, unexpected solutions have emerged that can answer a number of space-related problems: bridge cabinets are at the top of this ranking. It is likely that the room is not large enough to devote the wall only to the wardrobe, or that it is, but it is not enough. Placing the bridge wardrobe on the bed creates an enclosure in a part of the room that is generally empty and thus becomes meaningful. Conversely, if you do not want to give priority to a bed, but a wardrobe, you have to look between bed wardrobes, a transformable and dynamic solution that allows you to customize a bed or sofa to suit your needs, an ideal solution for small apartments or children's rooms.

Better to have a wardrobe with sliding doors or hinged doors?

When choosing a designer wardrobe, there are two main characteristics to consider: the space available and the style to add to the room. The first, over the second, imposes stakes on the final choice, which may also determine the second factor, style. It is also true that in modern homes there is less and less space and we have to work hard to make even the wardrobe, despite the limited space, fill the room in a characteristic and strong way. For this reason, the choice of a wardrobe with sliding doors often turns out to be a winning choice. The space does not affect the size and there is room for a bed if we are in the sleeping area or for a table if the wardrobe is to be placed in the living area. The only drawback is that you cannot use all the space at once: when you open one side and slide the door on the other side, the other side becomes unavailable until the side you are using is closed. The trick is to fill in the door carefully and make sure that the contents of individual doors, especially in the sleeping area, are satisfactory and necessary for the daily life of the individual. This does not apply to cabinets with hinged doors, which impose fewer restrictions in this regard, but provide a much larger surface area. Alternatively, there are folding door wardrobes, which are distinguished by a package opening system, intermediate between the sliding door size, almost zero, and hinged doors.

Materials and finishes: modern wardrobes for modern interiors

< p> Modern wardrobes are characterized by linear, metallic structures and well-defined geometry, which fit into a number of contemporary contexts. From open spaces - where they are especially useful for organizing space - to interiors with a traditional structure, this product is extremely versatile. Classic-style wardrobes are usually wooden wardrobes, which are complemented by original and valuable decorations, handles and knobs in a golden finish, play of rings and noble finishes. It is not uncommon to find lacquered wardrobes in both classic and modern styles. On the other hand, metal wardrobes often fit into modern spaces and allow you to customize the room with accessories and inserts that offer interesting ideas for color combinations. Always on the topic of modernity, how not to mention glass wardrobes, the latest trend in the world of designer wardrobes. The transparency given by the glass brightens the room and gives the whole bedroom width and brightness. The trick to having it, without sacrificing the comfort that any wardrobe can give you, is to choose matte glass door finishes so that the contents of the wardrobe are not visible to anyone who walks through it.

From the living room to the part bedroom: wardrobes for organizing space

The design of the cabinets can help create a more spacious living area, with games of full and empty spaces and multi-functional solutions. In order to effectively organize the space, you can use several well-spaced elements that fulfill several functions. This is the case with sectional and modular cabinets, which allow you to separate rooms and change the shape of these accessories to meet changing needs. The sleeping area is usually clearly divided into rooms. For this reason, choosing cabinets with a compact structure and neutral colors will allow you to avoid obstructing the view and almost give you the feeling of being in a larger space. If space is limited, having a small wardrobe with one door is enough to solve the problem and decide whether to have one or not.

Dividing and storing cabinets, the new frontier of open space

Owning a large open space is an advantage in many ways, but from other points of view it is complicated when you need to furnish it. The risk of it appearing empty is just around the corner and you need to consider the spaces, function and layout when selecting furniture. New in this sense are wardrobes in the middle of the room, real containers that can be physically crossed, a convenient transition from the sleeping area to a study corner, for example, or from the kitchen to the dining living area. They are dividing walls, at the same time containing optimizing the space between two rooms, double-door wardrobes that can be returned in a different way in two different rooms. When placed in a bedroom, it makes sense to imagine bedside cabinets with mirrored doors rather than wardrobes with an integrated TV in your study, to rethink them with open bins alternating with closed bookboxes instead of old family relics. In addition to the peculiarity of having a real wardrobe at home, the beauty is that you can organize the space in an original way, without laying everything on the walls, but rethink the rooms, whether there are beds or not, in a fresh, dynamic and soulful time.