Wardrobe and chest of drawers
If your clothes could speak, a PAX wardrobe is where they’d want to be
Give your room and clothing the gift of storage that perfectly fits their needs with a PAX wardrobe. Use our planning tool to choose frames, accessories and organisers that work for your space and all your belongings – big and small. Finish with a solid door that coordinates with your style, for the perfect match.
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Our wardrobes come in a huge range of styles, sizes and configurations. Explore our storage systems and find the one that suits your storage needs, space and budget.Your clothing storage solutions from here
Small Bedroom Wardrobe FAQs
Q1: Which wardrobes are best suited for small bedrooms?
A:For small bedrooms, sliding door wardrobes, slim wardrobes, or floor-to-ceiling wardrobe/open closet solutions are often the best choices. They help you balance storage needs with precious walking space.
Q2: Do I have to choose a sliding door wardrobe for a small bedroom?
A:Not necessarily, but if the space in front of your wardrobe is limited, a sliding door wardrobe usually offers much better usability compared to hinged door options.
Q3:What's the most important thing to consider when buying a wardrobe for a small bedroom?
A:Focus on the wardrobe's depth, the space needed to open its doors, and ensuring there's enough walking space left between your bed and the wardrobe.
Q4: Can I still have a high-capacity wardrobe in a small room?
A:Yes! Floor-to-ceiling or modular wardrobe systems are ideal for maximising storage in compact spaces. We don't recommend overly wide or excessively tall standalone units.
Q5: How can I choose a wardrobe for a small bedroom without it feeling too cramped?
A:Prioritise simple designs, a moderate depth, and lighter colours. Always remember to leave ample space for walking and moving around comfortably.
Q6: What depth is recommended for a small bedroom wardrobe?
A:A wardrobe depth of approximately 45–60 cm is generally sufficient for hanging clothes. In small spaces, avoid overly deep designs. Also, ensure you leave at least 60 cm of clear space in front of the wardrobe for comfortable access.