Bedroom Closets—How to Choose?
A bedroom closet is one of the most important pieces of furniture—it needs to be functional, spacious, and a good fit for the room. Choosing the perfect closet isn’t always easy. What size will work best? What color will complement your decor? Is a bedroom closet always the best solution? In this article, we’ll share tips on what to look for when choosing a functional bedroom closet and which dimensions and colors to consider to create a harmonious and practical storage space.
Article at a Glance
Is it better to have a large or small closet in the bedroom?
Why a sliding-door closet is a great solution for any interior.
In what situations is a large closet not the best choice?
How to match the color of the closet to the rest of the bedroom furniture.
Does a bedroom closet have any drawbacks?
What are the ideal dimensions for a bedroom closet?
The size of a bedroom closet depends on several factors, but there are two key considerations: the amount of stuff you plan to store in your closet and the size of your bedroom. Whether it’s 200 cm, 230 cm, or 250 cm wide—generally speaking, we believe that the larger the bedroom closet, the better. A larger closet holds more; the shelves are deep, so storage itself is more convenient, and keeping things organized is much easier. Even if you don’t plan to fill a tall closet to the brim with clothes, you can always use it to store other items, such as suitcases, seasonal footwear, or small sports equipment. A large closet is also an investment for the future—the amount of stuff we own generally increases, not decreases. So even if you don’t have many clothes right now, you might need to replace your entire wardrobe in two years, and that’s when those extra shelves in your bedroom closet will come in very handy.
In a large bedroom closet, measuring about 2.5 m, it’s also easier to divide the space into two separate storage areas so that each partner has a section all to themselves. This layout helps maintain a certain degree of privacy while also making it easier to find your way around the clothes. Spacious, modern closets also feature well-designed storage systems—separate compartments with shelves and hanging rods, pull-out baskets, or drawers.
And in what situation would a large closet not be a good solution? A huge closet—at least 2.5 meters tall—is unlikely to work well in a small bedroom, as it will overwhelm the space. A large closet in a small bedroom can also leave no room for other furniture, such as dressers or nightstands. A large bedroom closet isn’t a good choice for minimalists who strive to keep their belongings to a minimum. In every other case, a large bedroom closet will be a perfect fit.
What color should the closet be?
The color of your bedroom closet should match the room’s decor—including other furniture, walls, and accessories. Sometimes, however, it can be difficult to choose the right shade for a wardrobe, especially if the rest of the bedroom furniture was purchased several years ago. In that case, it’s best to opt for a wardrobe in timeless colors, such as white, gray, or black. These colors are a safe bet and allow you to create a successful design regardless of changing trends. However, if you want your bedroom wardrobe to serve as a striking design accent, you can opt for warm wood tones, which will lend the space a cozy feel.
In addition to color, it’s also worth paying attention to the finish of the cabinet fronts. High-gloss bedroom wardrobes make the space appear larger and give the bedroom an elegant look. On the other hand, matte or satin finishes give the bedroom a more subdued, modern look. An interesting option is the currently trendy fronts with vertical milled or grooved patterns. Thanks to them, every interior looks unique and distinctive. And finally, the safest choice—wardrobes with mirrored fronts that go with everything. When you choose a modern wardrobe with a mirrored front, you can be sure it will fit perfectly into any interior design.
Bedroom Closets – Pros and Cons
Are there any drawbacks to placing a closet in the bedroom? Not really, in and of itself, but placing a poorly chosen closet in the bedroom certainly can be a problem. If your bedroom is very small, avoid a wardrobe that’s 250 cm wide, as it can disrupt the room’s proportions and limit your ability to move around freely. For small spaces, always choose sliding-door wardrobes. This type of door saves a lot of space while still being very convenient to use. Also, remember to match the wardrobe’s style to the overall aesthetic of the room.
And what are the advantages of having a closet in the bedroom?:
- Everything in one place—if you set up a functional closet in your bedroom, all your clothes are practically at your fingertips, and you don’t have to go to another room to get dressed.
- Space-saving and functional—modern wardrobes, especially sliding-door wardrobes, let you conveniently store clothes in many ways—on shelves, on rods, and in hanging baskets. This allows you to make the most of the available space.
- Easy to match with the interior – a wide range of options, colors, and sizes means that anyone can easily choose a bedroom closet that perfectly matches the interior and meets the users’ needs.
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