Built-in wardrobes are a worthwhile investment, but which design is your favourite?
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Bespoke wardrobes are definitely an investment, but not only are they a stylish storage option, but they will add value to your home, too.
Discover these built-in wardrobe designs we’ve double-tapped on Instagram that will help inspire your own bedroom renovation.
Think pink
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2zcYFqHdMX
Even the smallest alcove can be made into a bespoke wardrobe – just look at @thelondonhomefix‘s nifty little space as a case in point.
Shaker-style doors painted in blush pink with gold handles makes for a super on-trend built-in wardrobe design.
Streamline design
https://www.instagram.com/p/CC360swHnH7
The vertical lines of @freshlypressedhome wardrobes elongate the space and make the room appear taller. Opting for a pure white paint colour will keep your bedroom feeling light and bright and is the perfect complementary colour to any other shade you choose to incorporate into your bedroom scheme.
Choosing built-in wardrobes with a mirrored front is a popular choice and for good reason! It creates the clever illusion of a bigger room by reflecting the light around your bedroom. It also disguises the fact that there are wardrobes behind them and acts as a perfect dressing room area. Be inspired by @chedworthhome and choose built in sliding doors but save money by putting prefabricated wardrobe designs behind them.
Totally two-toned
https://www.instagram.com/p/CCgY8tlnJjP
Disguise your wardrobes and help them blend into your bedroom scheme by using clever paint techniques. We love @adamsfamilyreno built-in storage and how they have painted them half white and half black to match the rest of their bedroom.
Country-style
https://www.instagram.com/p/CBeFiW_nxJz
You can design your built-in wardrobes so they fit in perfectly with the aesthetic of the rest of your home. If you live in an older property with tonnes of character you may consider opting for cottage-style doors, just like Chloe has from @chilvers_terrace.
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