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Personally I think they look good in staged photos but really not sure they’re in anyway practical (dust, uv, changeable temps, moths etc) and that in real life they’re likely to look a mess.
I do agree that it’s hard to find nice wardrobes - probably a custom build jobbie
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Also only works when you half fill it. When there's a teetering pile of hoodies and you're cramming in some sheets it doesn't quite look the same.
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We had our hanging clothes on rails (designed for walk in wardrobes) precisely to reduce moth risk. Moths prefer dark spaces. The shoulders need hoovering regularly though!
For drawer we bought a vintage haberdashery cabinet with glass sliding doors and wooden open-fronted drawers.
This replaced built in wardrobes which really made the room seem small
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Apart from something retro, can’t seem to find any nice new chest of draws/wardrobe Was thinking of a an open set up. I can’t
Imagine this would ever be a good
Idea dust wise but anyone attempted this? Feel It’s just for these kind of photos and I’d be dusting washing everything monthly
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