What does a successful wardrobe look like?

That will not work because of the different widths. But I don't think Metod is qualitatively better than Pax.

It is of higher quality, has a better grid and different depths. In addition, there is the variety of fronts, etc.

.. it would probably be more polite and productive if you already presented your ideas here. Because there are not that many possibilities and why should everyone write it again if you already have the one idea anyway. Besides, you can then get a little sense of how you tick. And a photo of the entrance situation wouldn’t be bad either.

I intentionally did not want to impose my ideas ... Sorry if that was not clear.

It is qualitative, has a better grid and different depths. In addition, there is the variety of fronts, etc.

I would not confirm the quality, depth 60 vs. 58 and 38 vs. 35 is negligible for wardrobes. Fronts definitely, but for that the interior of Pax is more ingenious for things and shoes.

As I already mentioned: individual furniture! Built-in and invisible, like , is not possible; it would look forced and not well done. I'm also not a fan of typical Ikea hacks. It remains: a nice dresser for storage, scarves and stuff, jackets and shoes under the stairs. Bench or stool in front of the window, robot vacuum under the dresser, a table lamp instead of LED on top, somewhere a small runner. You probably mean such furnishing with

pieced-together puzzle.

I call that interior design :)

The wardrobe should also match the rest of the furnishings (ultra-modern or cozy old farmhouse cabinet...). Therefore, only the builder can know what he chooses as the wardrobe.

Why does the door to the living room open outward? :rolleyes:

How about asking a carpenter what he would design...?