Solution for the wardrobe

We moved the bedroom upstairs - downstairs is now a sports and TV room. It turned out to be [Pax]. Downstairs 4.5m Pax 2.36m high and 35 deep with Tyssedal doors. Somewhere in the middle there will be a natural wood desk; above it a TV. Upstairs 2m Pax 2m high, also Tyssedal - matching nightstands and next to the wardrobes a Tyssedal dresser. Four-poster bed made of natural wood. The contrast doesn’t look so bad at all. Not styled up to the max but we like it. It felt like the whole thing weighed 3 tons and my whole body hurts from carrying.

Sounds good
Would you like to post some pictures of it, or can you not see anything because of all the boxes?

Nothing is down yet - so far upstairs there is a Pax, the dresser, and the nightstands - but there is no lamp yet (we are making do with a spotlight) I will post photos as soon as it looks photogenic.

Headlights? So the lamp purchase is still pending? Have fun, you can spend a lot of money there.

Yes and no - we already have some lamps but partly have not yet gotten around to installing them. Especially on the upper floor, there is a vapor barrier under the panels - so here we need special anchors for drywall or luck that there is a batten next to the ceiling outlet (BU said that this should actually always be the case). We have already installed a child's room lamp with a hook with barbs - the others all have to be screwed in.

I once bought a pretty cheap 100-pack of Fischer drywall parts, these are thick metal screws with a wide thread, you can simply screw them into drywall and they hold like crazy (available online for about 20 euros). They have a hole in the middle into which you can put regular screws, basically all common lamp mounting screws etc. fit in there. I find it simple and quick to secure something with them.