Bedroom design

Can you also say something about the quality differences between Nolte, Staud, or Rauch, or maybe someone else? How can you recognize the differences compared to Pax? Thanks for the tips about Roller and Poco. Otherwise, I would have totally avoided these stores.

I still found Mondo furniture, unfortunately it is only available in Berlin at Porta Möbel. Does anyone know the brand? I find it difficult to figure out all the differences. Staud seems to only offer the normal 2 years warranty, MONDO offers 5 years and Nolte even 10 years. But I can’t find any information from Staud regarding wall thickness or load capacity of the shelves. There’s also nothing from Mondo, only Nolte states that they use 22 mm thick shelves and a clothes rail that can hold up to 60 kg/m, but I have no idea if that is good or bad.

Hello, I would need your help again, please. My girlfriend and I have now added up what each of us would need in terms of wardrobe space. To have everything comfortably fit in my wardrobe, I need 2 meters. My girlfriend alone has clothes rails with a total length of 2.5 meters; she hangs up a lot. In addition, there are various shelves for the rest of the clothes and our sportswear—we both ride road bikes, go jogging, and occasionally ski—that adds up. My girlfriend now thinks that the corner option is too small for us. As an alternative, she would like to use the other room as a bedroom, so more wardrobe space would fit there. I don’t find that very ideal because the bed would then be in front of the window and one window won’t open completely since my bed is 95 cm high at the back and the window starts at 90 cm. Visually, I also don’t find that ideal. What do you think? What other options do we have to create more wardrobe space?

I know that sports clothes need space, but when we're talking about 2 meters / 2.5 meters, I'd start by decluttering. This is not meant ironically. Even though many believe that a bedroom is only meant for sleeping... Sorry: you also want to feel comfortable, and that includes not sleeping among piles of clothing. The proposed options do not exactly inspire me with a sense of restful sleep. In this sense, good night

Hello, so that I can better imagine it. How much wardrobe space do you each have as a pair, small dressers please roughly convert into wardrobe meters. This way we have a reference point for what is normal, especially since normal regarding clothing is very subjective. There are people who only need 1m of wardrobe and others 3m because they have to look smart every day for work.

I find 3 to 3.5 meters of closet per person for EVERYTHING not so unusual. This also includes bed linen, seasonal clothing, e.g. summer jackets, which I don't need right now in winter, etc.
I hang everything as well; only underwear, socks, sweaters, and bed linen are stored folded for me.

So I have 310 cm of closet with 60 cm depth (Pax) and 60 cm of shelving for bed linen, sports clothes, etc.
Each is 238 cm high.