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Fitted bedrooms are great for modern day, minimalist living. They provide ample storage in a discrete way without appearing to take up as much space as free-standing units. |
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Fitted bedrooms are great for modern day, minimalist living. They provide ample storage in a discrete way without appearing to take up as much space as free-standing units. Plus they add value to your property. However, on the downside they come at a high price tag, and when you change the décor of your room, you are limited with what you can do with the fitted cupboards. You are loathe to change them because they cost so much to put in, but they start to look dated after a while.
Because of the high price tag fitted bedrooms are often reserved for the main bedroom, but as children grow they require vast amounts of storage space in their own bedroom, to house their clothes, toys, books, DVDs, games and more. They require fitted wardrobes themselves, but parents are reticent (and rightly so) to spend £2,000 plus.
If these sentiments ring true for you then the Modular Bedroom could be the answer to your prayers. It is a semi-fitted bedroom product. In other words, it comes flat pack and is very easy to assemble with clear instructions, so you don’t need to pay professionals to install it. Firstly you select your wardrobe interiors – select from single and double wardrobes, cubes for bags and shoes, additional shelving, corner units and internal drawers. You then choose your wardrobe doors, and the great thing is the doors are so easy to take on and off that if you ever fancy a makeover just replace the doors. The only restriction is you need a flat wall or right angles. The modular bedroom can’t be customised to work within alcoves and chimney breasts.
Modular bedrooms are fantastic value, prices start from £300 for a basic wardrobe unit, and you’d get change out of £1,000 for a high-end sophisticated storage centre. Suddenly the infeasible fitted bedrooms, becomes not only a viable solution to storage needs in the main bedroom but also children’s bedrooms and guest bedrooms.
You can also expand the range over time – if you are working on a tight budget. This is a great option for children’s bedrooms. Start with a basic wardrobe for a nursery and compliment with drawers, and add additional cupboards and shelving as their toy and clothes collection increases over the years.
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