The right wardrobe can make a child's room easier to use and easier to tidy. Open shelving can keep everyday clothes or favourite belongings within reach, while drawers help organise smaller items. Hanging space keeps uniforms, coats and special outfits ready to wear, and shoe storage helps keep the floor clear.
As children grow, their storage needs change too. The clothes become larger, school and sports equipment take up more room, and the way they use the bedroom evolves. A modular system makes it possible to plan the available space carefully now, while leaving room for future changes.
With flexible widths, two heights and three depths, the system can be combined to suit a compact bedroom, a larger room or a changing layout. Robust manufacture and German craftsmanship provide the quality expected from furniture designed for everyday living.
- Ready for every stage - Create storage that can move from small clothes and toys to larger wardrobes and schoolwear.
- Easy to keep organised - Give everything a clear home with a practical combination of shelves, hanging space, drawers and shoe storage.
- Personal to them - Choose colours, fronts, handles and open compartments that reflect the room and the person growing up in it.
Storage works best when it matches the way a child uses their room. Keep everyday items easy to reach and use drawers or storage boxes for smaller belongings. Open shelving can make it simpler to see what is available, while closed doors help create a calmer overall look.
As part of the design, consider where uniforms, coats, shoes and sportswear will be stored. A little planning can make busy mornings easier and help the bedroom feel more organised at the end of the day.
Pair a light carcase with a soft colour or wood effect front for a warm, adaptable scheme. Add open shelving for books or favourite pieces, then combine it with drawers and closed storage for everyday clothing.
Choose practical handles in matt black or matt silver, or create a clean, minimal look with handleless push to open doors. In a smaller bedroom, sliding doors can make better use of the available floor space by opening sideways rather than into the room.
Storage cubes and boxes provide flexible places for accessories, smaller belongings and items that need to be close at hand.
Carcass – Sierra Oak
Fronts – Denim Blue
Design elements - Design element 1
Interiors – Module 11 & Module 12
