Fitted wardrobe for loft space
Lucia Pflucker Architecture Ltd
5 years ago
This fitted wardrobe in the loft room houses a kitchenette, toy area and clothes storage.
It was important to have ease of access without the doors in the way, while being able to close the wardrobe to keep the room clean and tidy.
Closed fitted wardrobe
Open fitted wardrobe
Before picture of the space where we located the fitted wardrobe.
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