Compact Kids Dressing with Mirrored Sliding Wardrobes
About Kids Dressing Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
The full-height mirror fronts do double duty here. They let a child check their outfit and, in a narrow dressing like this, they bounce light around and make the space feel wider than it is.
Yes, one section is left open with a hanging rod and a run of drawers under it. It makes grabbing everyday clothes quick, while the mirrored sliders hide the rest neatly.
It is a marble floor that keeps the narrow space looking bright and easy to clean, which matters in a spot that gets used every morning.
It is designed for a tight footprint, so sliding doors are used instead of openable ones to save space. Share your dimensions and the designer can size the wardrobe run to fit.
A slim LED strip runs across the ceiling in a zig-zag line, giving soft overall light, backed up by a few recessed spotlights so nothing feels dim.

