Can a power storage cabinet replace a wardrobe

What can you do with the Affordable IKEA Pax wardrobe?

But if you’re daydreaming of a custom closet, you have to see what you can do with the affordable IKEA PAX wardrobe. With some ingenious IKEA PAX hacks from clever creators, you can turn this off-the-shelf closet system into a seriously luxe look.

Are walk-in closets better than built-in wardrobes?

Walk-in closets are the aspirational storage solution many only dream of (especially if you're a renter)—but there's another option making its way into the mainstream design world that actually makes better use of square footage: built-in wardrobes.

Can a built-in wardrobe be used in an open room?

In an open room, like a loft or converted barn, a built-in wardrobe creates the illusion of separation while providing function: Not just for clothing, it can house a Murphy bed, pantry, or even a mini laundry room. Work with a designer to create one that's suited to your needs, especially in an area where space isn't a concern.

Are built-in wardrobes a good option for older homes?

Older homes often lack adequate closet space, but built-in wardrobes can provide an elegant solution. This wall-ordered wardrobe, designed by architect Anthony Vermandois for an 1880s Folk Victorian farmhouse, offers a fresh take on the traditional floor-to-ceiling wardrobe. Instead of spanning an entire wall, this design only takes up one corner.

Can You repurpose IKEA shelving unit to make a window seat?

Rejuvenate your kid’s room with an easy IKEA hack! Crafting a cozy window seat from versatile KALLAX shelves is a cute and easy project. My daughter’s wish was for a snug reading nook and extra storage in her bedroom. I’ll show you how simple it is to repurpose IKEA’s KALLAX shelving unit into a functional and stylish window seat.

Can a built-in cabinet transform a room under a window?

Creative built-in designs can transform the often-overlooked space beneath windows into valuable storage. Architect Anthony Vermandois showcases this potential in his renovation of a 1920s Craftsman-style bungalow, where an under-window cabinet adds both functionality and visual appeal.