Wardrobe Designs For Bedroom Indian
Looking for practical storage solutions for a small space? Our latest range of Indian bedroom cupboard designs promise to fulfil all your requirements!
Indian Bedroom Cupboard Designs #1: Duplicate colours and patterns on the wardrobe for more space
Duplicating the colours and patterns of the walls makes it appear as though this sliding wardrobe melts into the background. The end result is a small bedroom that has plenty of storage.
The floor-to-ceiling height and the glossy finish of the wardrobe further adds to the illusion of space.
Cupboard Designs for Your Small Bedroom #2: Opt for wardrobes that have mirrored shutters
Make your bedroom look twice as large using wardrobes that come with mirrored surfaces. They bounce light across the room, making the room seem airy.
This type of wardrobe design works great for small Indian bedrooms. They can be customised according to your preference — you can get an entire wardrobe with a mirrored surface or only a portion of it.
Pro Tip: To add an extra reflective element, you can choose glossy surface ply. Read all about it here.
Small Bedroom Cupboard Designs #3: Make use of your vertical spaces by adding lofts
If your bedroom is small but tall, you can make use of the height by opting for a wardrobe with lofts. In this cosy bedroom, the slim wardrobe is topped with a four-cabinet loft. It can be used to store items that are only used once in a while such as travel bags, winter wear etc.
The loft plays up the height of the room, making it look more spacious.
Wardrobe Designs for Small Bedroom #4: Wardrobes with translucent doors will keep the look light
Translucent doors are an intelligent wardrobe design solution perfect for small Indian bedrooms. It adds depth and frees up space. At the same time, the textured surface doesn't fully reveal the items inside which ensuring privacy.
This is a great alternative to conventional, opaque wardrobe doors as they can look blocky and seem like they are eating into the already limited bedroom floor space.
Indian Bedroom Cupboard Designs #5: Use neutral colours to open up the space
Use white, greys and neutrals on your wardrobe to open up the bedroom.
Light colours fool the eye and make the bedroom looks bigger. Also, neutrals can be paired up with dark- or light-coloured bedroom walls and decor. So the next time, try these colours in Indian bedroom cupboard designs.
Bedroom Wardrobe Designs #6: Use the wall behind the bed
The wall behind your bed can be effectively made into a flanked wardrobe. These cupboards equate to hidden storage and give you more scope.
So when you have a compact bedroom, make the most of the space available and use the wall behind your bed for your wardrobe. This will ensure that your room remains spacious and clutter-free.
Indian Bedroom Cupboard Designs #7: Get a Sliding Wardrobe
Sliding wardrobes are among the most space-efficient ideas for Indian bedroom cupboard designs. Swing door wardrobes take up an unnecessary amount of space that can be saved by sliding-door alternatives. If you have a small bedroom you can consider a sliding wardrobe to save space.
More of the time, wardrobes act as functional units in Indian homes. But now,Indian bedroom cupboard designs have evolved to also ensure your wardrobe makes a style statement in your bedroom. You should also look at these Closet Cues for Compact Rooms for more tips!
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Wardrobe Designs For Bedroom Indian
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