Jesen has arrived unnoticed, warm and sunny. There was no hurry to sort out wardrobes and prepare the cozier autumn wardrobe. Considering that we are enjoying this gift of extended summer, now is the right time to introduce order into wardrobes and wardrobes.

Whether it's about a wardrobe or a separate dressing room, good organization and functionality are key to maximum use of the space. When it comes to organizing a wardrobe, it's essential to start by paying attention to the shape of the room. It would be good to make the most of the space by using the full height. The upper, less accessible parts are ideal for boxes with goods, linens, suitcases, etc. Then, every nook in the wall should be used to place shelves or a deeper wardrobe. Even an irregular shape (semicircular, under an angle) of the room can be well utilized for placing shelves that follow that shape. Wardrobes in "circle" are often made, and in this way, two corner elements are obtained. Corner parts are less accessible, so additional attention should be paid to the way the front is opened and shelves or a hanging part are placed. Corner wardrobes are not practical for drawers, but things that are less often used can be hung there or pull-out elements can be placed on hinges.

As for the entrance to the wardrobe, since we are generally dealing with smaller spaces, ordinary doors can further complicate movement within the room and the functionality of the wardrobe itself, so sliding doors are a good choice. And if the space does not have a window, then glass sliding doors can be an excellent solution as they allow natural light from the adjacent room.

Dressers are usually placed in the lower zone due to the less accessible lower part of the wardrobe. They can be placed behind the door of the wardrobe itself, but this can also complicate access. Direct access to the dresser from the outside is more practical and easier.

There is a lot of additional equipment for wardrobes and dressing rooms. You can buy ready-made elements or design and manufacture them according to specific needs. The deeper parts of the wardrobe can also be used with additional shelves behind the wardrobe. For storing smaller items: scarves, ties, jewelry, glasses, etc., the front of the wardrobe itself can be used, where there are small shallow shelves or hooks for hanging can be found. Pull-out shelves and pull-out hangers for pants simplify storage.

A pleasant part of the dressing room is the mirror and a stool or a smaller sofa. The mirror should, if possible, be as large as possible for looking at the entire figure, and it is also practical for visually increasing the space. Stools or a sofa create comfort and a cozy atmosphere during dressing.

And finally, one of the very important points is lighting. Strong and uniform lighting throughout the space allows better visibility. If a central light source cannot distribute light evenly, then lighting within the wardrobe is necessary. Ceiling guides along which luminaries can be moved can purposefully illuminate the necessary parts of the wardrobe.

For all questions about interior design, we are at your disposal with the guidance of our architect: ana@opereta.hr

Author: Ana Popović Vujović

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