Open or closed walk-in wardrobes: that is the question!

A walk-in wardrobe is not simply a space for storing your clothes: it is the central and essential focus of your organisation and style. The right choice depends solely on you, your needs and how you want to enjoy your home.

The freedom of an open walk-in wardrobe

Ideal for those who wish to transform their wardrobe into an essential element of design.

Advantages:

• Aesthetic impact: affords a touch of contemporary and minimalist design to the room.
• Visibility and convenience: everything is within easy reach and clearly visible.
  
• Better air circulation: your clothes stay fresher for longer thanks to the constant change of air.

Disadvantages:

• Dust: clothes are exposed to dust and require more frequent cleaning.
• Impeccable tidiness: enormous self-discipline and organisation are required to avoid the “chaos” effect.

The confidentiality of a closed walk-in wardrobe

With its hinged or sliding doors, it provides the most traditional, yet contemporary solution. It is perfect for those seeking maximum protection and a more sober visual appeal, keeping the area outside it always neat and tidy.

Advantages:

• Protection: clothes are protected against dust, light and humidity
• Tidiness: it allows you to conceal any interior chaos, while keeping the area outside it clean, neat and tidy at all times.
• Customisation: the doors can be customised with different materials and finishes, making it a true furnishing element.

Disadvantages:

• Space: hinged doors require space for opening.
• Ventilation: you may need to pay more attention to changing the air to avoid the formation of dampness and unpleasant odours.

The choice depends on you and your lifestyle: a design exhibition or a secret hideaway for your clothes?

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