4 rules for choosing wardrobes

In any house, a wardrobe is a mandatory item of attribute, so it should fit into any room of any size and any interior. The modern furniture industry provides many variations regarding these criteria, but the ideal ones in this case are wardrobes.

Thanks to various design features, these storage systems carry not only a functional, but also an aesthetic load. The non-trivial design of facades often makes them a full-fledged art object.

A variety of geometry, dimensions and design solutions can turn them into a central link around which the entire design concept of the room is built. Look at the samples offered by the online store "MebShop" - such a variety of wardrobes even complicates the choice of a specific model. So, does it make sense to ask professional designers for advice? But if you decide to tackle this task yourself, follow some selection rules.

What do you need to push back against?

1. Determine what things, shoes, accessories, household items will be stored in it.
2. Take into account the general style of the interior, other furniture elements that will be placed in the same room. Two options are possible: the cabinet "dissolves" in the room, becomes a single unit of the entire furniture set, or stands out brightly from the entire interior. When making the final decision, you need to be extremely careful - it is important that the design of the wardrobe does not dissonance with the surrounding environment.
3. Buy a cabinet from well-known manufacturers whose products meet all safety standards and national quality standards.
4. Before choosing a model, decide on the material of manufacture. Chipboard and MDF are the most common and budget options. They are quite acceptable from the point of view of operation, however, they require rather careful care that does not allow scratches, excessive moisture, strong mechanical impact, etc. Wood is an ideal material from the point of view of environmental cleanliness and aesthetics, but it is quite expensive. Does not like sharp fluctuations in temperature, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Glass, metal, plastic are materials from which decor or mechanisms and accessories are usually made. Indifferent to external influences. If we are talking about models made of these materials, they are very expensive and are made to order for a specific interior.

These principles will facilitate the choice of a model and make it organic in the interior.