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Wardrobes are a very common large item in our daily home decoration. As a large item that is used frequently, wardrobes must be sturdy and durable, have strong storage capacity, and be stylish and beautiful.
There are so many wardrobe categories, which ones do you know? What style is suitable for you?
Casement
You're probably all familiar with casement wardrobes. Their built-in handles, which you pull outwards for ease of use, have earned them immense popularity, and many families still use them today. However, simplicity doesn't necessarily mean simplicity; with the right combination, casement wardrobes can be incredibly stylish.
However, it should be noted that the swing door has relatively high requirements for the bedroom area, and it may not be very practical in a small bedroom.
Push-pull type
Sliding wardrobes eliminate the need for manual pulling. You only need to push the door panel gently to move it, which saves time and effort.
The sliding door wardrobe that reaches the ceiling has a strong storage capacity. Things that are not in use can be stored in the top cabinet, ensuring that there is no clutter in the wardrobe. Moreover, the sliding door does not require much space.
Open
If you feel that the swing door is in the way, you can directly remove the door panel and transform it into an open type. Such a wardrobe is more display-oriented, and a good design can better show the owner's taste.
Open wardrobes, including larger cloakrooms, are simple and intuitive. Even if you don't have many clothes, you can grab whatever you need without rummaging through drawers. L-shaped wardrobes, nestled into recessed walls, can also effectively address corner beams. Open wardrobes extend the visual experience, creating a stylish and enduring aesthetic.
The possible disadvantage is that people who are not very diligent in cleaning are not very suitable to use such a wardrobe. If they do not clean frequently, the wardrobe will appear messy.