If you don't have enough space for a dressing room, and your dresses and coats no longer fit in your closet, we offer an alternative - an open wardrobe
A separate dressing room is not onlygreat happiness, but also, unfortunately, a great rarity. We are used to having to wriggle out of things, so let's not appeal to cruel fate, but turn to the experience of active owners of the same small apartments.
An open wardrobe will fit perfectly into a narrow bedroom, where only the bed is wide enough. Of course, this will only be possible if the door to the room does not run into a corner.
A great idea for an open wardrobe is a wardrobe without doors. To give the wooden box a finished look, we suggest covering it with spray-painted stucco.
The floor clothes rail on wheels gives new possibilities for an open wardrobe. From now on it is mobile and can move with you throughout the apartment - from one mirror to another.
A modern open wardrobe needs only a couple of shelves, a rod and a small console for shoes to be fully equipped.
If you decide to hang your wardrobe on a pipe, don't forget to secure it with steel strings.
It is better to arrange the bars in two rows. Even if you don’t have that many things now, everything can change dramatically in the new season.
You can separate the dressing area from the rest using the most ordinary door.
If at any point your desktop startscombine the functions of a toilet, you can safely hang a bar next to it and build a small pyramid of shoe boxes. They will definitely not be superfluous.
If an open wardrobe is out of the question, and hanging doors in a tiny corner is pointless, we suggest fencing off this area with curtains.
For those who like to constantly replenish their shoe inventorycollection is hard to organize - the shelves look bulky, the barricades of boxes grow at an alarming rate... However, if you are a girl who cannot imagine her life without heels, it will not be difficult for you to arrange a storage system for shoes and sandals. Bars will help you.
The main attribute of any dressing room is a mirror, and the larger, more impressive and expressive it is, the better the wardrobe next to it looks.
Finally, a striking domestic example of an open wardrobe, organized in the apartment of radio host Vera Kuzmina.
