range of styles and sizes so you can find one to fit or simply cut to length. Try multiple bars to provide plenty of space for hanging clothes, as well as accessories Alcoves don’t need to be an unloved awkward part of your home that you don’t know what to do with. There are lots of options to turn them into clever, unique spaces, from a reading corner, to a home office, to a kitchen pantry. However, how far you go with your alcove ideas, depends on your needs budget and which room it is in.

Stained glass. To really celebrate your quirky alcove wardrobe, why not try an arty glass pane? Frosted glass might be for you, or even stained glass to add a little wow factor. You can often find a local glass merchant who will cut glass to size and maybe even fit it too. The benefits of glass are that you can choose just which sections of your alcove wardrobe you want to be visible to others. A little glass panel near the top adds interest whilst still keeping things looking tidy. These storage boxes will definitely help in keeping your new alcove wardrobe tidy too!

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or bags given by the added storage. If you want to take advantage of vertical space, then a ceiling mounted rail is A deep bold hue evokes a cosy feeling, perfect for creating a reading corner or snug where there isn’t one structurally. This can be paired with a lighter hue of a similar undertone for the rest of the space, creating harmony whilst maintaining a distinctive difference.’ Using alcoves in your home might seem like a design head-scratcher at first, but there is so much you can do with these unique little spaces to transform them. From function to feature, alcoves can become a beautiful accent in your home. Sliding doors and more. So you could go for sliding doors, stable doors or even one of those 70s beaded curtains for your alcove but really, if you’ve gone to all that effort to create an alcove wardrobe maybe you should show it off. Add an unusual wallpaper to the inside of your alcove, a 2m hanging rail, maybe a few little shelves and you’ll have an alcove wardrobe that it’d be a crime to hide!

I bought the 1 metre rail for my laundry as an inside drying space and found it looked really nice and was very sturdy. We then re designed our bedroom so I bought the 2 metre version to have along the whole wall, it looks great and holds mine and husbands clothes really well. the space you have. It’s no wonder they’re so popular. Choose from a wall-mounted robust rail, a freestanding rail set on castor wheels for easy Your alcove doesn’t need to have a drastic print or colour to make it an area of interest in your room. Add depth to a small room with an alcove in a darker shade and switch it to a lighter shade in a more spacious room. Opting for multiple paint shades is an effective way to give separate areas, such as alcoves, their own distinct zone and character,’ says Helen Shaw, director of marketing at Benjamin Moore.