pagoni2020
2020-07-26 19:29:01
- #1
Problems with hallway furnishing, who has ideas?
- Erstellt am 2020-07-26 17:22:33
aero2016
2020-07-26 19:31:01
- #2
just an idea.....here as a TV stand and wood storage. You can design everything with it
that looks really l...ame. Sorry.
danixf
2020-07-26 19:38:23
- #3
Yeah. I think there are also different variants at least with the doors, but then it no longer fits with the chipboardsDo Besta and Platsa have the same fronts?
pagoni2020
2020-07-26 20:00:38
- #4
that looks rea...lly bad. Sorry.
Hehe.....it's an older model-
My point was to steer away from prefabricated, living-room-wall-like furniture-store nightmares and to get people thinking that you can create stylish things with multiplex or dyed/lacquered MDF. It is definitely recommended to know your own taste and align the pieces accordingly.
In my opinion, multiplex and MDF are extremely suitable to use.
It’s like in the kitchen area, where you can also get something nice with a bit of imagination that costs less than the often €20,000-30,000.
Pinky0301
2020-07-26 20:34:16
- #5
I have now struggled through all the Ikea cabinets again. If it comes down to Ikea, I find the Metod cabinets the most suitable in terms of dimensions.
Bottom right 3x60cm tall cabinets for jackets, left half-height cabinets (in hanging) as a sideboard. Unfortunately, I had to realize that a 2.40m long bench is a bit too much and different cabinet heights don’t please me visually at all. Then there would be space at the top right to build a seating bench from low wall cabinets of 2x60cm. It also doesn’t block the flap at the top and can be quickly pushed away if you need to get at the bottom.
Bottom right 3x60cm tall cabinets for jackets, left half-height cabinets (in hanging) as a sideboard. Unfortunately, I had to realize that a 2.40m long bench is a bit too much and different cabinet heights don’t please me visually at all. Then there would be space at the top right to build a seating bench from low wall cabinets of 2x60cm. It also doesn’t block the flap at the top and can be quickly pushed away if you need to get at the bottom.
Tolentino
2020-07-27 11:30:18
- #6
You can basically make a mix with Metod and Platsa, a dresser below and a wall cabinet above, and that way you have the key storage and still lots of storage space. If you leave a bit of space (30 cm?) on the left side of the plan, where the largest contiguous area is next to the bathroom door, I think it works. The front door leaves enough space so you don't immediately bump into the side of the cabinet there. And on the top right of the plan the bench, as you mentioned.