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Ideas needed for hanging space & use of larger bedroom.

7 years ago

Hi Guys. Looking for ideas to extend for hanging space in walk in robe- see photo attached. Could also use more room in our attached bedroom for storage. Would be appreciate forthcoming ideas

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jmm1837

7 years ago

Not entirely sure what's going on here - it seems to be a big room with lots of space for more furniture - so, if you need more storage in the bedroom, get a bigger/wider dresser for the area in pic 1, move the TV out or hang it on the wall, put another dresser (no mirror) in the area where the chairs are in pic 2, and set up your robe in pic 3 so about half of it has two sets of rods, one about halfway down the wall, to hang shirts/blouses etc. Double the storage in that amount of space.

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User
7 years ago
We have some great closet specialists on Houzz so you should get some good responses. Here is a link to get you thinking

https://www.houzz.com.au/magazine/10-questions-to-ask-when-designing-a-wardrobe-stsetivw-vs~57659384
User
7 years ago
Have you ever considered getting your seasons analysed? This tells you what colours do and don't suit you. When you go clothes shopping you take the list with you and only buy those colours, for clothes , accessories and makeup. You will find your need for hanging space to be greatly reduced, as all your clothes will go together.
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It looks like you've still got space in your WIR to sneak in another rod to the end where that little window is..if you build out a panel (opposite wall to the shelves with luggages) to hang all the way to the window ?
Ann B
7 years ago
I think a wardrobe specialist is the way to go. Also, if you like having a dresser in your bedroom, a tallboy would suit. And if you need to use the existing dresser for TV, maybe remove the mirror as it's not being used anyway. A window seat with storage might be nice in front of that window. And if possible, store luggage in garage or shed - they take up too much needed space in your wardrobe. Good luck!
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7 years ago
Are you open to building something in?
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7 years ago
Yes- had thought we could also build in shelves- room for tv attached to wall? Any ideas?
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