Built in wardrobes with a sloped celing
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Comments (16)Yes, the second pic is how it is now, but it doesn't work. There's no wall for a dressing table (it's currently half in front of the window but blocks wardrobe access), and my husband would like a tv in a normal place, currently on the window wall right next to the head of the bed, so barely watchable. The wardrobes are ok, but that's the only storage we have and they need improving if nothing else. I just feel there's so many 'little' things wrong I'd like to find a wider solution. Thanks everyone for commenting....See MoreWalk in wardrobe/dressing room - Odd room! Help/Ideas please
Comments (7)Have a look at our pro page as we have some designs on there that suit sloped roof rooms - the secret is planning well to eek out as much storage space as you can. Sometimes, you can even access space behind the low walls into eves with drawer storage between the uprights ? (As long as this is done safely and no chopping out essential bits !!! ) so always good to have a professional install ! If you are in south of UK you could maybe look at Lamco ( they are on Houzz if you do a pro search ) As they make beautiful dressing rooms !...See MoreWardrobe or curtain that is the question
Comments (13)Hi mimsey1706, Our team would love to help you with your bespoke wardrobe project. we work with our clients to create a unique wardrobes that will not only look great, but tailor-made to fit the exact dimensions of the property (furniture from floor to celing and wall to wall). Please contact us via the contact form on our website if you are interested in our service and someone from our team will contact you as soon as possible to discuss the project. http://www.kitchenwardrobe.com/contact Regards, A&S Kitchen Wardrobe team...See MoreWardrobe and storage
Comments (15)A well-designed sofa bed will not compromise on comfort. I would definitely check the height if you do go for one just to ensure it is okay for your parents. Alot of companies will also let them test it out for comfort before you purchase. We specify ligne roset sofa beds quite regularly for clients who want multiple uses out of their spare rooms. In your case it really depends how often the room is used. If your parents are sleeping there daily (or even weekly) a double bed would be preferable. And as Carolina has mentioned the opened dims of the sofa bed would take up as much floorspace as a double, but I'm sure you are aware of that, as that is the point in them :) But by using one the room could have more than one purpose. It could be used as a reading nook for example, but multiple other uses throughout the day (even ballet...)....See More- 7 years ago
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