Are you wondering whether you should include a buit in wardrobe when you build your new home? The answer is yes. Built-in wardrobes have many advantages over their freestanding counterparts. Let’s take a look at five excellent reasons, according to Sliderobes, to consider designing a built in wardrobe for your home.
1. Get Exactly the Wardrobe You Want
You can design a built-in wardrobe exactly as you want it, and you can specify exactly the amount of space you want it to occupy. This is true even if you are working with plans that incorporate oddly-shaped or narrow rooms.
Does it drive you crazy that regular wardrobes don’t offer enough space for you to put your shoes away? When you design a built-in wardrobe, you can specify a shoe rack that’s designed for exactly the number of shoes you own. You can choose shelves, racks or baskets that would suit the belongings you plan to store in the wardrobe.
2. Smart Use of Space
Have you ever owned a wardrobe that didn’t quite fit in the space where it would have been most convenient to have it?
Have you ever had problems positioning the wardrobe in your room, because it seemed to look awkward no matter where you moved it to?
Have you ever ended up with wasted space in between the wardrobe and a wall, because it was too small to fill the allotted space?
When your wardrobe is built into the room it’s meant for, you’ll never have these worries. The wardrobe will fit seamlessly into the room, and it won’t waste any space whatsoever.
3. Just the Right Materials and Finishes
The woods, materials and finishes in your built-in wardrobe will coordinate flawlessly with the rest of the materials in the room where you are building it.
4. New, Contemporary Style
A built-in wardrobe differentiates your new home from older homes that don’t usually come with such contemporary features. It would be costly to remodel an older home to include a built-in wardrobe, but when you are building a new home it makes good sense to take advantage of the opportunity to include exactly the wardrobe you want.
5. A Smart, Tangible Investment for the Future
A built-in wardrobe is a tangible investment that you can use and enjoy. If you maintain it well, it can increase the value of your home, and make your home more attractive to potential buyers when the time comes to sell your home.
These advantages are well worth considering when you decide whether or not to include a built in wardrobe in your new home.