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creating a dressing room.

6 years ago

this is a small bedroom thats 7ft wide by 9ft long. i,m going to create a new entrance from the main bedroom which will leave me 2ft on each side by 9ft in length. on one side i can use the hole 9ft length but on the other side there's a window which is 1 ft from the wall need two thirds hanging space and one third draws. looking for help in every way.

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6 years ago
I can highly recommend the Grid Wall and Grid Panel systems for decking out dressing rooms. They're really versatile and you can then hang from them all sorts of arms, trays, boxes for hanging clothes. They're easy to install and give you a whole host of options taking up minimal space:- Grid panel systems or Shelving Megastore
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Aaltonen Interiors
6 years ago
Hello Simon, check out Elfa Systems as well: http://uk.elfa.com/site/en/gbr/home

It's a very flexible system, high quality, and you can really maximise the use of your space. Many stores that sell Elfa deliver to your home and also offer free design service (you just send them a layout of your room).

Good luck with your project!

Kati
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Hi Oliver, You have a really lovely space to play with here. You mentioned it is possible move doors, and if that is the case I would consider something like this, where you can make the most of a full length of the wall on the right hand-side. This could create a wardrobe that has space to physically step inside, giving you that lovely dressing room feeling. Sliding full height doors will make the most of the space and if you wanted to lighten it up you could opt for a slightly frosted glass door, that way you don't need to ensure the space behind it is always tidy! Hope this helps, and best of luck with your project. Danielle
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Sustainable Kitchens
6 years ago
Hello,

A cool idea is using a pegboard with bigger holes. This will create a nice feature on the wall and still gives you lots of possible combinations. You can have shelves, boxes and hooks for clothes. Another advantage is that by itself the pegboard can easily adapt to any shape you need and won't take any space.

Hope this helps.

Rui

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