Wardrobes
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Mid-century oak brutalist wall shelf
Set of two Martin Visser DD01 Bergeijk wall shelves with drawers for Spectrum, Netherlands 1956
Teak Kai Kristiansen wall system for FM Mobler
Vintage Nisse Strinning wall system in ash wood
Wide teak Danish design wall system
Cees Braakman Japanese Series Wall System by Pastoe, 1958
Vintage Wall Unit - Tomado 1950
Vintage Wall Unit by William Watting for Scanflex, 1960s
Modular Wall Shelving System by Poul Cadovius for Cado, 1960s
Cube Lounge Orange KARE Design 70’
Side Table Black Metal Wood
Vintage Wall Rack / Wall Unit, String Sweden 1970s
Wardrobe
Vintage Mid-Century Brass Italian Shelf Brackets Baroque Hollywood Regency VCR 1960s
Antique Norman wedding armoire. Carved oak.
Chinoiserie-style cabinet. Inlaid with steatite, jade, marble, and ivory.
Mahogany shelf.
Rococo style wardrobe. Walnut root, bronze, mother-of-pearl.
Poul Cadovius Wall Unit
Modernist Wardrobe by Gérard Guermonprez for Magnani. France, 1950s.
Vintage Scandinavian/Mid Century Wardrobe in Teak Wood, France, 60s
Antique Hand-Painted Folk Art Armoire
Ornate Hand-Painted Baroque Style Armoire – Floral Carved Wardrobe
Kleding Kast Goossens
Second-hand wardrobe
Vintage wardrobe
Buy Wardrobe
Everyone who wears clothes has one or more of them in their home, the wardrobe is the furniture to store your clothes safely, securely and conveniently. Is your pile of clothes growing so fast that you're ready for another, perhaps bigger, wardrobe because now and pile on your bedside table? Then it's time to look for your favourite piece of furniture for your home.
Modern wardrobe
The modern wardrobe is an indispensable piece of furniture for your bedroom. To complement your modern interior with a wardrobe, you need to select the modern wardrobe. Fitted with hanging rods, drawers, shelves, a mirror and sleekly finished on the outside thanks to, for example, MDF or chipboard in colours such as white, anthracite or black.
Vintage wardrobe
If you like retro or old-fashioned, go for the vintage wardrobe. Vintage furniture was made between the early 1900s and the late 1900s. Wardrobes made of wood and decorated with beautiful artisanal carvings. Like going back in time. Ornate shapes of art nouveau, geometric and angular art deco, long lines of streamline modern, orangish wood and primary colours. Vintage is totally hip!
2-door wardrobe
Proper storage of your clothes is also a necessity in your bedroom or dressing room! Thanks to a 2-door wardrobe, you can store coats, bags and other personal items neatly, with a separate place for your clothes behind each door. There are folding doors, sliding doors or hinged doors, each of which can be operated in its own way. If you don't have much space in your home, go for a sliding door. Do you want to be able to open the entire wardrobe? Then choose the folding-door version.
Second-hand wardrobe: durability and character
Buying a second-hand designer wardrobe has many advantages. First of all, it contributes to sustainability. By investing in second-hand furniture, you reduce the demand for new production, resulting in less burden on the environment. Moreover, second-hand wardrobes often have a unique character that you won't easily find in new furniture. In addition, beautiful designer wardrobes are available at Whoppah at heavily discounted prices.
What is a wardrobe?
A wardrobe is also known as a wardrobe or clothes cupboard. It is a piece of furniture whose function is to store your clothes. It often consists of a section where clothes can be hung with clothes hangers, drawers, shelves and a section where you can store footwear or even belts, jewellery and glasses. Sometimes wardrobes are built-in, others are freestanding.
What does a wardrobe cost?
On average, a wardrobe costs between €100 and €1,300. The price depends on how luxurious the wardrobe is in terms of clothing space and how clothes can be stored in the wardrobe. The choice of a mirror, the amount of hangers, drawers or compartments determine the price of the wardrobe. The type of door system also determines the price, with the standard swing door being the most commonly used variant. Will you go for MDF, steel, stainless steel, natural wood or plastic? The material and style will also determine what kind of price tag your cupboard will have.
What should I look out for when buying a wardrobe?
Sooner or later you will need a new wardrobe. Here are some tips on what to look out for when buying a wardrobe.
- Open or closed doors
- Standard or made-to-measure wardrobe
- Type of doors
- Amount of storage space
- With or without drawers
- Mirror?
- Lighting?
- The colour
- Does the size fit in the house?