Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

Pax sliding cabinets are 2m long I think. It’s of course never wrong to rely on a Pax.

You can customize [Pax] in 50cm increments. However, I don’t know right now what the shortest sliding door is.

There are also different depths: 58 and 35 cm (without door). I find the 58 cm depth way too deep for an office cabinet. So if you only want to store "office stuff" (books, folders, files) there, that wouldn’t be optimal. 35 is a bit tight for folders again.

Take a look at [Platsa]. They come in 40 and 55 cm (without door), but there are no sliding doors. The 40 cm would be optimal for folders. If you also want to store clothes on hangers inside, the 55 cm depth is actually the minimum. Otherwise, you would have to put them in sideways and that’s not volume-efficient, or you would need such a pull-out rail... Yes, and the PLATSA carcasses come in 60 and 80 cm. So you could, for example, do 2x 80 + 60 to optimally use the niche.

Best regards

Tolentino

We have built both wardrobes as well as children's room and office cabinets from Ikea Metod. If you can do without sliding doors, in my opinion the most flexible system.

Do you think a double-leaf 1.2m door can look good, or do people usually only use double doors in larger rooms? Or in more formal rooms like, for example, a dining room?

Yes, it can. However, one leaf is then 90 cm wide and the other only 30 cm. We have this as a front door in the company. It is practical. Normally, only the single door is opened. For bulky packages, you can unlock the 30 cm one additionally. I also like it a lot. In the living area, I would of course fully glaze everything.

Here is another example created with the PLATSA planner. Of course, binders or files can also be placed on the shelves...

Constantly maneuvering the jackets onto a hanger would get on my nerves in the long run
I always find hooks more practical

constantly maneuvering the jackets onto a hanger would annoy me in the long run
I always find hooks more practical

There are definitely hooks as well, I haven't looked at that in detail.
Using hooks is definitely faster, for me personally it depends on the specific garment I prefer. Transitional jackets or softshells go on hooks, jackets or good wool coats on hangers.
But I would actually just screw hook rails to the wall in the hallway and not hide them in an office cupboard...