A living space is defined by its storage options, and when it comes to bedrooms especially, the focal point when it comes to furniture will inevitably be the wardrobes and cabinets.
A wardrobe is a fixture found in almost every bedroom, to the point that is unusual when there is no place to store clothes, and because it is almost as important a part of a bedroom as the bed itself, it pays to choose wisely when it comes to clothes storage.
Whilst the most popular off-the-shelf wardrobe options are typically freestanding and often available as a self-assembled flatpack kit, a customised wardrobe is by almost every metric possible a better option for your home.
There are a lot of reasons for this, but here is a broad case for going bespoke with your furniture.
Freestanding wardrobes contain nowhere close to the amount of storage they appear to possess, and the biggest reason for this is an inherent part of their design.
Freestanding wardrobes need to take up space in order to be complete units and are designed based on the assumption that they cannot guarantee that they will be placed flush against the back wall of a room.
By contrast, a bespoke wardrobe fits perfectly in your room and takes advantage of all of the accessible space. We even have a dedicated tool to help you design the exact size, shape and style of wardrobe you want for your room, using every available inch of space.
Not only this, but you can use a choice of shelves, drawers, racks and rails to meet your specific clothing storage needs, allowing you to dedicate one wardrobe section to a shoe collection, one to suits and jackets, one to drawers and everything in between.
The biggest issue with a flatpack wardrobe besides the functional problems is that there are limits to how much they can be personalised to your specific needs.
By contrast, a bespoke wardrobe is designed to be personalised and customised, with so many options to match your particular design aesthetic, vision or style requirements.
Mass-produced wardrobes are designed to be made as cheaply and simply as possible, something that is often quite readily apparent.
By contrast, every part of a bespoke wardrobe is designed to last, using high-quality soft-close hinges, frictionless runners, components and fittings that are made from high-quality materials and frames made of curated materials.
This means that your wardrobe is built to last, quite unlike a mass-produced wardrobe that may fall apart after a few years.
The only reason many people buy a flatpack or mass-produced wardrobe is that it is cheap, but in the long run, this may not necessarily be the case.
A high-quality bespoke wardrobe is built to last, unlike a freestanding one, so it will take a long time for it to need replacing.
As well as this, if you decide to sell your home, the bespoke storage solution will often help to increase the value of your property.
You get to be the designer and installer of your own wardrobe, so you can save cash without compromising on top-quality materials.
