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The best bedroom storage, from wardrobes to dressers
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Whether or not you desire a ‘walk-in of dreams’ in the style of Carrie Bradshaw, wardrobes and chests of drawers are, without doubt, the most obsessed-over storage pieces in any home. Our edit of bedroom storage offers options that will help anyone create order, offering everything from elaborate systems designed to arrange your purchases in the fashion of a boutique store to sleek built-in options intended to give you maximum capacity without dominating a room, and small-space solutions for capsule wardrobes.
‘Column’, Reform Copenhagen
With its reputation as one of Europe’s most sought-after kitchen brands, it’s no surprise that Reform Copenhagen’s first foray into storage is a real architectural feat. Our pick of the range is Inga Sempé’s smartly dressed wardrobe. Approx £8,385, reformcph.com
‘Larsson’, Neptune
This oak wardrobe can be customised in any of Neptune’s paint colours. Its black bronze hinges and doorknob details contribute to its charm. From £3,095, neptune.com
‘Gaeta’, Casey McCafferty
Stocked exclusively by Gallery Fumi, this experimental wardrobe has almost anthropomorphic qualities due to its knobbly growths, which have been expertly carved from ash wood by New Jersey-based artist McCafferty. From £36,000, galleryfumi.com
‘Shelving System’, Moebe
The Danes are known for their clean lines and wood craftsmanship, and this wardrobe system demonstrates why. Made from streamlined slats that lock into poles, it’s a chic storage option. £2,633, moebe.dk
‘Cover’, Rimadesio
Let us introduce you to Giuseppe Bavuso’s ‘Cover’, a wardrobe system comprised of floor-to-ceiling doors. Customisation is at the core of the design, with the hinged doors available in glass, Litech, fabric, synthetic leather, rafia and wood. Price on application, rimadesio.it
‘The Darius Armoire’, Abner Henry
George Sowden’s iconic Memphis Milano designs inspired American designer Sasha Bikoff when creating this armoire’s stripey border and red feet. Open it up for a real colour shock! From approx £18,090, abnerhenry.com
‘Gliss Master’, Molteni & C
The allure of Vincent Van Duysen’s ‘Gliss Master’ lies in its configuration possibilities. A staple piece in Molteni & C’s collection, it has now been updated with new LED lighting options. From £18,000, molteni.it
‘Croma’ wardrobe, Systemtronic
Arte you enough of a minimalist to be able to reduce your wardrobe down to 15 garments? If so, then this freestanding clothing rail with two shelves by Lagranja Design could be ideal for you. Alternatively, it makes a colourful option for guest rooms or even hallways. £2,413, st-systemtronic.com
‘Florian’ bedside cabinet, Heal’s
The ideal way to add an element of soft, calming colour into a bedroom, this simple bedside cabinet has curved corners and a slim marble top. It’s beautiful on its own, but for completists there is a wardrobe and chest of drawers to match. £649, heals.com
‘Pilaster’ wardrobe, Garde Hvalsøe
This modular storage system by the Danish brand makes a gorgeous wardrobe for tidy design fans, with its glass-encased cabinetry, but it would work just as well in a living or dining room. Adaptable and stylish, it can be added to as your home (or your knitwear collection) expands. £38,249, gardehvalsoe.dk
‘Ghost Box’ bedroom cabinet, Cassina
The ‘Ghost Box’ storage collection by Mikal Harrsen gets its name from the fact that it appears to float above the floor. The design is available in seven colours of lacquered wood with a variety of tops , including a selection of marbles. From £5,838, chaplins.co.uk
‘Gabriel’ wardrobe, Armani Casa
For those who want something that makes more of a statement than a built-in wardrobe, there’s this freestanding design. It’s inspired by luxury travel of the past, with its rounded edges recalling the trunks that were once the luggage of choice for the jet set. £133,650, armani.com
‘Lena’ wardrobe, Lema
Materiality is key to the design of this new built-in wardrobe by Piero Lissoni, which makes a quiet statement in bedrooms thanks to its juxtaposition of lacquered wood (available in a huge selection of colours) and timber (either walnut or oak) which are joined by an in-set handle. £1,694, lemamobili.com
‘Rowan’ chest of drawers, Bisley
Practicality is an essential element of bedroom storage and this colourful design combines that quality with a note of playfulness. It’s available in 14 shades, with the circular inset handles keeping the design streamlined. £535, bisley.com
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