Stylish ideas for built-in Wardrobes and Bedroom storage

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Interior design company in Pune, Jagruti Design Studio's residential and commercial projects are setting new trends in the field of interiors.
Our unique designs, on-time completion of projects helps us to outstand among the emerging competition. Built-in wardrobes are a brilliant way to tackle the bedroom clutter that accumulates in modern homes. When space is at a premium, floor-to-ceiling or wall-to-wall built-in wardrobes allow you to maximise every spare centimetre, as they put what may otherwise be dead space to good use.Awkward angles, shallow alcoves or dark corners can all be used for chic and clever storage ideas.
Not only that built-in wardrobes will keep floors and surfaces clear, creating a clean, streamlined and uncluttered look which regular stand-alone wardrobes rarely achieve. Built-in wardrobes can further save space if you install sliding doors instead of hinged doors that open outwards.With built-in wardrobes there is also the advantage that you can coordinate the amount of hanging rail space that you need (as well as choose different rail heights for dresses and trousers or shirts and tops), with the amount of drawer space, shelves and shoe racks.And why not do like the architects and go through your clothes and accessories first to assess the storage you need? It might be a laborious one-off task but it will reap rewards every day when you can easily find favourite outfits – and you'll never have expensive purchases languishing at the back of the wardrobe unworn.Whether you fit them across an entire wall, in an alcove space or either side of a chimney breast, the result will be flush and fabulous.For a completely seamless look paint the wardrobes in the same shade as the rest of the room or cover them in the same wallpaper.Alternatively, make a feature of them with sumptuous upholstery, eye-catching glazing or stylish wood-panelling. Or for something entirely different conceal wardrobe doors in pretty plasterwork or a striking wall mural.Take inspiration from the built-in wardrobes ahead.
Whatever your style, fitted wardrobes and bedroom storage come with modern, sophisticated options that create additional space while also contributing to the room's décor. These bespoke, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes were designed to match some existing original panelling.
They’re so tall, a ladder is required to access the top part. This narrow space has been used to create a dressing area with built-in wardrobes either side.
Pretty wallpaper in panels on one side adds a glamorous touch, while mirrored panels on the other make the space feel bigger and provide a practical solution when the owner is getting ready. Floor-to-ceiling wardrobes here utilise the entire wall space, while designing them with the same timber tones as the floor creates a calm and cohesive scheme.
The dressing area leads through to the en-suite – there’s even a dressing table in the cupboard. There’s so much cupboard space, the owners use a ladder to get up to the top.  Panelled walls open to reveal hidden storage and screen doors glide seamlessly into wall recesses to separate this sanctuary.
The entire wall behind the bed is actually a run of concealed cupboards with white mouldings.  Nature feels like it’s just an arm’s reach away with these huge windows overlooking the garden. The wardrobe doors add to the rustic scheme.  This bedroom has been transformed into something really rather gorgeous with the gold-leaf ceiling, one raw concrete wall and lacquered green elsewhere.
We love the mix-up of modern and traditional – with retro style wood wardrobe doors.  Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com Jagruti Kothawade, an Interior Designer in Pune has been creating beautiful residential/commercial interior designs for homes and corporate offices for more than a decade. She has worked with established architects, international designing firms and handled turnkey projects independently, before establishing Jagruti Interior Design Studio in 2011 in Pune. .