Small wardrobes for small rooms

Is there no room for a large closet in your bedroom? Or maybe you don’t need one at all, because you store most of your clothes elsewhere (e.g., in a walk-in closet), and what you need in your bedroom is a small closet for the essentials? Or maybe you’re a minimalist who limits the amount of clothing you own and small closet Is this just what you’re looking for? Everyone has different needs, and we strive to meet them all. That’s why we’ve put together a wide variety of small bedroom closet models for you— classic wardrobes two-door (with hinged doors) sliding-door closets, closets with hanging rods, and closets with plenty of shelves. Which one should you choose? The one that best suits your needs. First, consider how much you want to fit into your new closet, how you prefer to store your clothes (hanging freely on hangers or arranged on shelves), and whether you plan to expand your wardrobe in the near future. The layout of the closet is also important—if it’s going to hold both partners’ clothes, it’s worth thinking about dividing the space fairly so that each person has their own separate storage area.

If small closet If it’s going to be in a similarly small bedroom, think about a piece of furniture that will help you save as much space as possible. How? Choose a wardrobe with sliding doors instead of a closet with hinged doors. Sliding doors operate entirely within the cabinet frame, so you don’t need any extra space to open the closet. If the closet doors also have a mirror, you’ve hit the jackpot. Why? Because sliding-door closet with a mirror It saves space (you don’t need extra room to set up or hang the mirror). Because you can have a tall and wide mirror without wasting space—you can’t place a mirror as large as the one on your closet in the corner of the room or hang it on the wall. Because the mirror is in the best possible spot—right where you get dressed and want to see yourself in your new outfit. Because large mirrors reflect light beautifully, making the room brighter and making the space feel even more spacious.

A closet for a child’s room —it’s a vast topic that you could talk about endlessly. When choosing a closet for a child or teenager, you can opt for pieces from modular collections designed for the youngest members of the family or select something from the classic, small storage closets. The first option is practical because you can easily match other pieces from the collection to create a cohesive set. Another advantage is that as your child grows up and their needs change, you can easily purchase additional matching furniture. The option of choosing a classic wardrobe is better suited for older children who prefer taller furniture and a more understated design.

Corner closets are a great choice for small children’s rooms because they allow you to make creative and practical use of the space in the corner of the room. They’re also very spacious—they can hold not only clothes but also shoes, bags, and small sports equipment. A corner closet is also a good option for a shared room, as its layout allows you to split the space fairly with a brother or sister.

And if not a corner wardrobe, then perhaps a classic two-door wardrobe? Inside, there’s usually a rod for hangers and shelves for clothes. Next to the wardrobe, you can always place a bookcase or a dresser from the same collection, which will provide extra storage space for your child’s belongings. Our children’s collections also often feature narrow, single-door wardrobes with deep shelves and drawers. They can be used as standalone pieces or combined with others, such as a corner wardrobe or a two-door wardrobe.

• ARTI 21 Modern Wardrobe with Sliding Doors
  This wardrobe is a real showstopper. Beautiful, stylish, and very functional. It features sliding doors that are great for saving space. One of the fronts is entirely covered by a huge mirror in which you can easily see your entire silhouette. Its stylish yet timeless design ensures that the ARTI 21 wardrobe will look great in both modern interiors and those inspired by nature.We designed it primarily for single-person apartments, entryways, walk-in closets, or teens’ rooms. If it’s meant to hold both partners’ wardrobes, it’ll work best in the bedrooms of minimalists who don’t have too many belongings, or for couples for whom this isn’t the only wardrobe in the apartment. Inside the closet, you’ll find a long clothes rod where you can conveniently hang garments of various lengths. On the right side of the closet, you can install a second rod for hangers or design an internal shelving unit that provides plenty of storage space. You can also strike a compromise—install a rod for shorter garments here and set aside space below for storage on shelves. This is a very interesting solution that allows you to flexibly adapt the interior to your needs. Above the rods, there are two tall, spacious shelves for less frequently used clothing and shoes. You can also organize additional storage space at the bottom of the closet, beneath the rods. We’ve designed the ARTI 21 closet in three very appealing color options. The first is classic, timeless white on both the doors and the cabinet body. The second is a very trendy combination of a black cabinet body with an “artisan oak” door. The third is a striking mix of black on the body with an elegant “wenge mali” finish on the front. Vertical aluminum edges, which also serve as handles, add a touch of style to the overall design.
• QUANT hall wardrobe
  There’s probably no better wardrobe for a small hallway than one from the QUANT collection. Carefully considered functionality, elegant and timeless design, and a reasonable price – this piece of furniture deserves a medal. Inside, the wardrobe features a pull-out hanging rail, allowing you to easily store the entire family’s clothing. The rail is high enough to accommodate short jackets and longer coats. Above the rail, there’s a shelf for hats, scarves, or small items in boxes. The set comes with additional hangers that can be hung on any wall of the wardrobe. This provides a great place to hang your most frequently used clothes.