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Wardrobes and chest of drawers

Find your perfect clothes storage system

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.

Clothes storage starts here

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.

Clothing is the new wallpaper

The KRONÖREN open wardrobe lets clothes earn their keep as part of the décor. Instead of art or wallpaper, walls get a boost from your favourite garments that change with the seasons – or laundry day. It’s style on rotation, without ever having to figure out how to create a picture wall. Natural materials keep the look balanced and cosy. And the hooks? Perfect for the things that never seem to stay put. (Yes, headphones, we’re looking at you.)

A wardrobe in a world of its own

From hallways to bedrooms, a freestanding wardrobe sets the scene for itself. Blend it with coordinating and contrasting colours and textures to build the look and create a unique mood. The beauty of a solitaire wardrobe is that whether you go light or dark in colour, it reduces clutter and adds to the spacious feel.

Small Bedroom Wardrobes: FAQ

Q1: What kind of wardrobe works best for a small bedroom?

A: Wardrobes with sliding doors, narrow frames, or floor-to-ceiling designs are perfect for smaller rooms, as they maximize storage without blocking your walkways.
 

Q2: Do I absolutely need sliding doors for a small bedroom?

A: Not necessarily, but if the space in front of your wardrobe is tight, sliding doors are usually much easier to use than hinged doors.
 

Q3: What is the most important thing to check when buying a wardrobe for a small room?

A: Always check the wardrobe depth, the space required to fully open the doors, and whether there is enough clearance left between the wardrobe and your bed.
 

Q4: Is it possible to fit a high-capacity wardrobe in a small room?

A: Yes! A floor-to-ceiling or modular system works best. We recommend avoiding bulky, overly wide freestanding units that can overwhelm the space.
 

Q5: How do I choose a wardrobe that won't make my small bedroom feel cramped?

A: Look for clean designs, moderate depths, and lighter colors. Most importantly, make sure to leave enough open floor space around it to move freely.
 

Q6: What is the recommended wardrobe depth for small bedrooms?

A: A depth of 45–60 cm is usually plenty for standard hanging needs—avoid extra-deep designs in tight spaces. Also, try to leave at least 60 cm of clearance in front of the wardrobe for comfortable daily use.
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