Once you know the colour scheme that you are after, you can
create your own storage solutions. I started looking at wardrobes and then
realised in order to get that ‘perfect’ look, I needed to buy matching cabinets
as the wardrobe looked lost on its own in the bedroom.
This is why I started looking at wardrobes in a different perspective
and thought of the wardrobe as a main feature. The benefit of sliding wardrobes
is that you can have made to measure units which will house all the clothes and
add as a feature in any bedroom. I still
needed the samples though in order to get the right look. If you have a look at
the different sliding doors available, there is the mirror option of clean
mirror, grey mirror and even a bronze mirror.
There is also an option for coloured glass, which can come
in a variety of colours which will suit any décor range with the benefit of
this being 99% opaque. If glass is not a
preferred choice there is melamine panels which also come is different colours
and can have a wood grain effect.
This other most important part of Doors Direct sliding wardrobes is the
frame colour. This is the reason to select a sample so you can view the colour
in the room and not imagine it from the website colours. The general advice
from Doors Direct, who are sliding wardrobe specialists, is to order a sample
of both the frame and panel to compare colours and the contrasts.