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How big should be a perfect dressing room?

Amanda G. Cortez

7 years ago

My fiancé and I are building our dream home, and I am wondering about the perfect size for the dressing room.

Thank you,
Amanda

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7 years ago
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Jonathan
7 years ago
For me the perfect dressing room needs all the necessary storage but also the space to get ready. I would want it situated near the bathroom, to have natural light, to have room to dry hair and room to sit or layout an outfit.
As well as the necessary storage it would be great for this room to have a safe, a wet bar and a steamer so that you are always free of wrinkles.
There is also an argument to have your laundry facilities nearby.
I suggest you work out how much you want the room to contain then you will know how big a room you need
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Amanda G. Cortez
Original Author
7 years ago
I agree with you jonathandb1972 the problem is; I have no idea of how much storage I need. All I know is that I need lots of it. Currently I am living between two homes, they both have a dressing and in both places I dont have enough :D
Jonathan
7 years ago
Then you should measure the length of hanging rail you occupy over the two homes and then work out how much more you need

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