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Today there are a number of different styles of storage and wardrobes wirral for the modern bedroom, from neat fold away bags to unusual hanging shoe boxes. Yet with all the choices available how do you make the right one?
Depending on your design and theme will shortlist what styles and colours are right for your room. Simplistic design, with an oriental twist is what is in vogue at the minute and there are many cheap solutions of mirrored and dark wooden furniture to compliment your style.
Women need storage and normally lots of it. Our dilemma in life is we want to display our bargains and buys yet we want our rooms to be neat and organised. One way of doing this is by investing in a decent size wardrobe, preferably fitted and mirrored to create space and reflect light.
In my opinion, your wardrobe must consist of a long rail to hang clothing, be high enough to see things at eye level, be deep enough to store all your shoes and have at least a side cupboard or bottom draw to keep accessories or bags.
Next you need a side cabinet for essential underwear, books to read before bed and to stand a side lamp on for those dark winter nights. It is essential to buy furniture as a package, so that all match in style and colour or to at least choose separates which have a flowing theme. For instance, in a cottage style room, do not team a mirrored wardrobe with a white finished cabinet, you definitely wont win any points for being original!
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The heart of any woman’s room of course is the vanity cabinet or wherever she gazes at herself in the mirror to apply her make-up. This section of the room can never be too girly and so should be paid a lot of love and attention too. Perhaps use some pink lights around the rim of the mirror and have perfume bottles on display.
As long as you get the basics right, you can’t go wrong when redesigning your bedroom. Remember choose fitted and similar storage to create a flowing theme through the room
Article by Hazel Miller
