5 Benefits of a Custom Wardrobe

Finding suitable attire may be tough. Many solitary closets are too tiny to store clothes, shoes, jewellery, and accessories. These issues may be resolved by built-in or fitted wardrobes with bespoke closets.

Here are some benefits of a custom built-in wardrobe.

• Maximises Space

Built-in wardrobes fit any area, unlike free-standing ones. Built-in closets may be custom-made to accommodate L-shaped corners or around windows to maximise room space. This lets you use alcoves and odd nooks that are generally inactive and incorporate your wardrobe into your room arrangement.

• Complements Interiors

The nicest part about built-in wardrobes is your design input. You may match the finishes and styles of your clothes to your environment.  Your home style should determine your clothing materials. For modern homes, use acrylic coatings with stainless steel handles. Choose walnut or other salvaged wood for rustic or classic homes.

• Custom Configurations

Another benefit is the ability to personalise the interior layout and storage accessories of built-in wardrobes. If you wear mostly formal clothes, your closet might have additional hangers, trouser racks, and accessory storage boxes.

When living with a partner, you may customise each clothing section. Position the inside shelves at a convenient height.

• Integrated Lighting

Lighting is sometimes overlooked in closet design. Outdoor lighting is commonly needed for free-standing closets, particularly on overcast mornings. However, built-in wardrobes may include integrated lighting. Use spotlights on your closet top and LED strip lights on the shelves. Save time and energy by making clothing in deep drawers and shelves simpler to locate.

• Built to Fit Your Space

Shopping for a free-standing wardrobe presents various challenges. Free-standing wardrobe height: will it fit beneath the ceiling? Will it overcrowd the bedroom? A built-in wardrobe eliminates all these issues. You may adjust the height and size to fit your room.

Custom furniture material selection is crucial. Custom furniture materials rely on your needs, tastes, and budget. Discuss materials with your furniture designer or maker to meet your functional, aesthetic, and durability needs. 

Consider these aspects while selecting bespoke furniture materials:

• Style and Design

Furniture style and design affect material choice. Contemporary or modern styles may employ glass, metal, or acrylic, while rustic or classic styles may use oak or walnut. Select materials that match the furniture’s style.

• Durability

Materials should last. If the furniture will be used often, consider robust materials. Oak, maple, and cherry are tough hardwoods.

• Colour and Finish

Finishes and colours may impact the look of furniture. Match materials to furniture finishes and room colours. Clear-finished wood achieves a natural look. Choose a high-gloss material for contemporary design.

• Sustainability

Many increasingly value material sustainability. Use sustainable forest materials. Bamboo and reclaimed wood are examples.

• Cost

Additionally, raw material costs are crucial. Different materials cost less than hardwoods. Make sure your supplies fit your budget and are of high quality.

Build-in wardrobes have several colour, finish, and door choices. Lifestyle Wardrobes and similar companies can build your ideal wardrobe with clothes, shoe, and accessory storage.