Wardrobe with or without doors? Experiences and long-term reports?

I would have integrated the wardrobe into the bedroom, but my wife didn't want that. In hindsight, I also think it's good - because there is more space that way, and the bedroom is simply a bedroom.

We buy our cabinets in the dressing room without doors. Since we have the Pax system from Ikea, you can always retrofit them later.

I would have integrated the wardrobe into the bedroom, but my wife didn’t want that. In hindsight, I think it’s good too – because there’s more space, and the bedroom is just a bedroom.

Wow nice [emoji7] But for you it’s a room that can be closed, right? Our dressing room is also an open passage to the bedroom. But I think the ventilation system also removes some dust

What kind of floor is this?

We buy our closets in the dressing room without doors. Since we have the Pax system from Ikea, you can always retrofit later.

Exactly. We have Pax for the wardrobe and coat rack. The great thing is, you can experiment, exchange, retrofit.. accessories are readily available and inexpensive. For me, there is nothing better.

Edit: : Rustic oak parquet, brushed and oiled. I would have to check the manufacturer, but it was relatively inexpensive.

Exactly. We have Pax for wardrobes and coat racks. The great thing is, you can experiment, exchange, retrofit... accessories are readily available and cheap. For me, there is nothing better.

I can only confirm that. Our wardrobes are from there as well.