Custom bedroom wardrobe or standard furniture?

How much space is there between the walls on the left and right? So how much space will be left between 2 x 65-70 cm deep cabinets?

The question is because we had also planned two cabinet walls at one point and luckily only started with one side for now. The 2nd side will now, after a few months of your life, no longer reach the ceiling so that it feels more spacious overall.

As I see it in the picture, the left wall is shorter than the right one and a door frame will also be installed. The wardrobe surely won't be pushed all the way to the wall on the window side; there is surely a 2cm baseboard on the floor as well. It also looks kind of strange if the wardrobe extends directly to the door frame or passage. I would take the 2.75m Pax. We have now set up over 12m Pax wardrobes here and are really satisfied with them; you can arrange them however you want.

Best regards
Sabine

I would also take the 275 cm Pax, as far down as possible according to the plan, and at the distance from the top of the plan to the wall that then remains, put one or two hooks on the wardrobe wall. Then in the niche you can hang, for example, the morning T-shirt that you can wear again the next morning, and dress up in the afternoon, or have a place for the bathrobe or to hang a few bags, etc.

And at the bottom of the plan I would probably actually put the sliding door, then you can set up the Pax wardrobes without doors.

Nolte has the right grid.

30/40/50/60/70/80/90/100/120

Available for good money in every xxxl

Height was, I think, 250.

I paid about 850 euros for a 6-meter wardrobe without drawers.

You’d better buy shelves individually, it also saves money.

can only recommend Pax. it doesn't get any better. you can always still "tinker around"

We had the cabinets of our dressing room custom-made by the carpenter. Fully equipped with doors, drawers, shelves, and clothes rails, it was approximately the same price as the PAX carcasses with the cheapest doors – without interior fittings. Due to the room size, we would have only been able to set up two opposite cabinet walls with the PAX grid and would have had to leave the end wall free. So significantly less cabinet space.