If There's No Room for a Wardrobe in the Bedroom: 5 Ideas for Clothing Storage

What to do if there's no space for a bulky wardrobe in a small bedroom? Where and how to store clothes in a compact apartment? This problem is familiar to many: multifunctional and spacious wardrobes literally steal precious meters, standing up like a fortress across the whole wall. Say no to wardrobes — modern designers prove and show that you no longer need a wardrobe for convenient clothing storage.

Idea #1: On Two Hangers

Probably the simplest and most convenient way to store clothes is to buy two floor-standing hangers. Clothes will hang neatly and won't get wrinkled, while shoes can be folded at the bottom. Attaching shelves right above the hangers will create a convenient space for storing blankets and winter clothes. Additionally, using floor-standing hangers will save space in your interior.

Idea #2: Camouflage Behind a Curtain

If you don't like clothes always being in view, hide them behind curtains — for example, in a far corner of the room. This is not only convenient but also very stylish, as curtains always look elegant in a bedroom. The key is to choose curtains that will blend well with the color and style of your interior, giving it a unique touch. Curtains can also be replaced with a screen — this is just as convenient.

Idea #3: Next to a Dresser

To free up space in the bedroom, hang clothes directly above the dresser (or next to it) — instead of a mirror. Thanks to this, you can divert attention from clothes and guests won't immediately notice the absence of a wardrobe. However, don't overload the hanger or the bedroom may turn into a dressing room. Everything should be in moderation — including the amount of clothes. You can also place a mirror nearby to complete the composition.

Idea #4: Clothes as Bedroom Decoration

Don't forget about the advantages of visibility: clothes on display give free rein to imagination and can become a great decoration for your interior. Simply hang them with attention to colors, making a smooth transition between different sets — and your interior will become much cozier.

Idea #5: A Suitcase-Transformer

Additionally, clothes can be stored in travel suitcases. Designers love to use suitcases as original decor elements — as bedside tables or, for example, coffee tables. In doing so, you not only save space in the bedroom but also make your interior more expressive.