The many pros of modular wardrobe systems

A wardrobe is an essential part of any bedroom. It is the king of storage and your best ally when it comes to decluttering. Behind its doors you put clothing, shoes, bags, bed sets, you store off-season clothes, sportswear...and so on. In kids and teens' bedrooms space is never enough, not to mention that the young ones are not keen to keep their rooms all neat and tidy. A 2 door free standing wardrobe may work fine for a nursery, for toddlers and children. But let's be honest: as they grow up the amount of clothes and accessories grow with them and that cute little cupboard just isn't enough. The best solution for kids and teens' bedrooms is a modular wardrobe that can be tailored to your space. With this kind of furniture you can choose size and shape (lenghth, height, l-shaped, linear), number of doors and type (sliding, hinged, mirrored, white, wooden, multi coloured). Along with the door models you can choose handles and add drawers, shelves, study tables, coat racks and even a tv space. With a modular wardrobe you get a bespoke solution without spending a fortune on a custom wardrobe.

Overbed wardrobe: maximise space in kids' bedrooms

One of the secrets to decluttering any professional organizer would tell you right away is to use vertical space. Oftentimes kids' rooms are small or share spaces with lots of stuff in them: it goes withgout saying that storage is essential to better organize and keep everything in order. A wardrobe around the bed is the best way to make full use of one single wall. The space above the bed is hard to reach that is why you will not store here items your children need everyday. In fact overbed storage units are best for storing off-season clothes and bedding, so you will just need to climb up and fetch them once or twice a year. Use every bit of vertical space and you will be able to fit many many things into your kids' wardrobe. Also remember to organize the interiors with adjustable shelves, bars, hangers, baskets or boxes.

Open wardrobe systems for tailored solutions

An open storage system allows for endless combinations from floor to ceiling solutions, to dressing room or walk in closet shelving units, down to simpler clothes rail layouts. But we must say that there's a risk with the open closet trend and is to overclutter the hanger bar, leaving the shelves and drawers underused. The right way to plan and organize a walk in wardrobe or open storage is to organize clothes, shoes and accessories on three levels:

• low shelving / drawers: shoes & bags in boxes and organizers, tees, sweaters, underwear & socks inside the drawers
• intermediate garment racks: clothes to wear daily, jackets
• upper shelves: seasonal items stored in baskets and boxes with lids

Don't stop at pictures: all wardrobes are modular and can be fitted to suit your room. Browse through product pages to find ideas and suggestions, then contact us to find out everything you need to know about our Italian quality wardrobes, prices and configurations.