Dressing room with or without wardrobe

Tell her that the great clothes fade and are always dusty. Better closed.

There is no way to deal with it using rational arguments. Especially when I "mansplain" something, there is even more resistance in her head. Then she thinks I consider her stupid. That's why: pain helps understanding... She has to have her own experience and I will bite my tongue when the damage is done and just buy a cabinet...

That's very kind of you ;) We have now agreed to get an open wardrobe system for our dressing room and additionally use sliding doors. This way, potential mess can be hidden or dust and sunlight kept out, but the dressing room still remains loosely and airy furnished. Perhaps the compromise would also be interesting for you. Many online shops offer custom-made sliding doors for dressing rooms - we have now made our decision. The wardrobe system can also be used elsewhere later if we ever need the room for something else.

I can recommend the hybrid model: We have a closed sliding door cabinet that we always leave open on one side out of laziness. That way, you get the annoying sliding door sliding, and at the same time, everything collects dust and fades. And both get what they want. It is the perfect compromise!

So we chose an open cupboard system (Ixxx). The dressing window is only tilted open early in the morning or at night in the high summer. In front of it is the mosquito net and the window blind. The blind is 100% closed during the day. So far, nothing has faded, the items smell fresh, and they are easy to reach. Perfect for us.