Bedroom storage

3 months ago

Need some inspiration. I have a teenage daughter who is really into doing crafts e.g. crochet and card making which obviously have a lot of equipment. She also loves reading and so has a lot of books. We want to put a built in ‘cupboard’ down one wall just over 3 meters in length but it also needs to be the place where her clothes are stored. Any suggestions?

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Thank you for this and for attaching the photo to demonstrate! Lovely idea and would be ideal in the room. I’m not sure what you mean by extending the curtains? I was wondering about adding a recessed curtain rail and having it in an L shape to fit the other window too. Or maybe curtains on the large window and a Roman blind on the smaller one? I appreciate you taking the time to help, thank you again
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