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Four wardrobe ideas to suit rooms large and small
From simple and slim to mirrored and multi-door, there’s plenty of choices that can keep your clothes neat, tidy and tucked away.
Built in wardrobes
Maximise storage and floor space with fitted wardrobes that blend seamlessly into your room. The only catch? They're not portable and limit room layout changes.
Mirrored wardrobes
No room for a stand-alone mirror? Opt for wardrobes with full-length mirrors on the doors. It saves space and makes your bedroom feel bigger and more open.
Open wardrobes
Open wardrobes give you a clear view of your clothes while keeping them fresh with better airflow. Show off your style with this minimalist, on-trend look.
Freestanding wardrobes
Freestanding wardrobes are easy to move for a layout refresh. Available in styles to match your decor, from large four-door pieces to compact singles for any space.
What's the best wardrobe size for your bedroom?
The size of wardrobe you need depends on how big your room is and the amount of clothes you need to store. Consider if other bedroom furniture, like a bed, baby’s cot and chest of drawers will fit alongside your wardrobe. Single or double wardrobes, with one or two doors, are perfect for small spaces. There are also three and four door options. Generally, the more doors, the bigger the wardrobe will be due to extra compartments. And the larger the wardrobe, the more hanging space you’ll have.
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Wardrobe colours and finishes
Keep things consistent by matching your new wardrobe to your bedroom style.
White wardrobes
A great way to make your space look cleaner and bigger. They're the perfect complement to any Scandi-style bedroom.
Wooden wardrobes
Pining for a rustic look? Oak, walnut and pine are the best way to add a touch of warmth to your space.
Black wardrobes
For a slightly different take, these black beauties are a great fit for a sleek and luxurious feel.
Grey wardrobes
Complete the look of your modern bedroom. From light to dark, we've got all shades of grey to up your wardrobe game.
Wardrobe storage ideas for small rooms
Canvas wardrobes and clothes rails
Perfect for spare rooms and rented homes, canvas wardrobes are a lightweight option. Hanging rails are ideal for storing clothes when you’re short of wall space. Easy to put together, some come equipped with wheels so can be moved freely.
Sliding wardrobes
Small spaces call for smart solutions. Smoothly sliding along, these wardrobes can store your clothes while taking up less space in front of them. They give a neat and sleek look. The only catch is since only one door can open at a time, you have limited visibility.
Chest of drawers
Handy and handsome. Team your wardrobe with dressers to store your folded clothes. This way you have enough space in your cupboard for hanging clothes. You can also tuck away your accessories like jewellery and watches in it.
More than just hanging
Bigger wardrobes are likely to have extra drawers and compartments for keeping accessories, socks and anything else that doesn’t need to be hung up. But if space is at premium, choose our modular wardrobes. So you can choose different internal drawers and internal shelves to create a bespoke wardrobe that suits you.
Seasonal storage
If it’s the middle of summer, why not keep your winterwear out of sight in a storage trunk or box until the weather turns chilly again? Or just tuck it away in the underbed storage. This gives you more room in your wardrobe and stops your old clothes collecting dust until it’s time to break them out again. The perfect solution for any outfits that are so last season.
Easy organisation hacks
Save space in your wardrobe by packing away out-of-season clothes in storage bags. Install racks and rails onto the back of your wardrobe door to maximise hanging room. If you have any bulky pieces that you don’t need to access all the time, you can store them in baskets on top of your wardrobe.
Make your wardrobe work better for you
How many times have you wanted to wear that green t-shirt but never succeed in finding it in your wardrobe? Here are some helpful tips to organise your wardrobe smartly so all your clothes are easily visible.
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