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A regular wardrobe may serve its purpose well, but it doesn’t exactly spark joy whenever you walk into the bedroom. If you don’t tailor it to your personal taste and storage requirements, choosing a standard design may become a long-term regret.

1. Outfit your wardrobe with full-length mirrors

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As a solution, install full-length mirrors on the exterior of your wardrobe doors. This functional design not only serves as a door, but it also allows you to take a good look at your outfit before hurrying out the door. Furthermore, it might help to brighten and add depth to your room (especially if it’s tiny), creating a sense of greater space.

2. Use glass doors

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When it comes to giving a bedroom an elevated vibe, display cabinets are the way to go. Having glass doors will also allow you to peruse and appreciate what you have at a glance, while encouraging you to stay organised. This wardrobe perfectly illustrates the point. The glass cabinet gives the area a spacious feel while protecting the clothes from dust.

3. Give your wardrobe a timeless touch (and privacy) with fluted glass in-lays

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If you don’t feel confident about keeping your clothes neat and organised at all times, fluted glass inlays for your wardrobe doors are an option worth considering. It can provide a degree of privacy without completely blocking out light, and these fixtures will add texture to your bedroom built-ins for a more fascinating look!

4. Skip the doors altogether

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An open wardrobe is another way to create a more open, airy feel in your bedroom. It can help to make your bedroom appear lighter and larger, and it also makes it easier for you to organise your outfit as everything is in plain sight. Aside from that, an open wardrobe provides easier access to your belongings, especially when you’re getting ready in a hurry. The only disadvantage of having an exposed wardrobe is that your clothes might accumulate dust over time, which necessitates frequent dusting and cleaning.

5. Or have a mix of open and closed storage

View this project by Surface R Sdn. Bhd.

Alternatively, combining both open and closed storage provides versatility in terms of functionality and aesthetics. Closed cabinets or drawers allow you to store items that may be visually distracting or don’t necessarily contribute to the overall aesthetic of the space. Open storage, on the other hand, allows you to pick out a bag/shoes (for example) to match your outfit, while adding to the visual appeal of the room.

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