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We’re so pleased with these wardrobes 🙌 The whole project cost us about £1,200, much cheaper than paying someone to make custom built ones! We used IKEA Pax frames and then made them look built into the alcoves. We have the 236 x 100 x 58cm wardrobes but they come in various sizes. The IKEA website is great for playing around with layout options, they have so many different designs! I do regret not getting the jewellery tray but I had to prioritise clothes. Most period houses will have different size alcoves, so make sure you measure both. Then measure the height of your coving/trim at the top and skirting at the bottom, so you know what size wardrobe you can fit in. Then build a base for the wardrobes to sit on, making sure it’s high enough for the doors to clear the skirting. Build a frame around the outside and fix on sheets of MDF so they are flush. Fill and sand any screw holes. Fix on your skirting and coving, prime (I’d recommend the red tin Zinsser), caulk and then paint with a good quality eggshell. We used the Aura range from Benjamin Moore - the colour is Vintage Vogue. We added mouldings and gold handles for a bespoke look. The mouldings and coving are from  Orac Decor.  It’s given us so much space now! I have towels at the top of my wardrobe, then hanging space plus 3 drawers. The wireless wardrobe lights are brilliant on dark mornings - I have a link in my bio for these. Let me know if you have any more questions! #ikeapax #ikeapaxwardrobe #ikeahack #builtinwardrobe #greenbedroom
We’re so pleased with these wardrobes 🙌 The whole project cost us about £1,200, much cheaper than paying someone to make custom built ones! We used IKEA Pax frames and then made them look built into the alcoves. We have the 236 x 100 x 58cm wardrobes but they come in various sizes. The IKEA website is great for playing around with layout options, they have so many different designs! I do regret not getting the jewellery tray but I had to prioritise clothes. Most period houses will have different size alcoves, so make sure you measure both. Then measure the height of your coving/trim at the top and skirting at the bottom, so you know what size wardrobe you can fit in. Then build a base for the wardrobes to sit on, making sure it’s high enough for the doors to clear the skirting. Build a frame around the outside and fix on sheets of MDF so they are flush. Fill and sand any screw holes. Fix on your skirting and coving, prime (I’d recommend the red tin Zinsser), caulk and then paint with a good quality eggshell. We used the Aura range from Benjamin Moore - the colour is Vintage Vogue. We added mouldings and gold handles for a bespoke look. The mouldings and coving are from Orac Decor. It’s given us so much space now! I have towels at the top of my wardrobe, then hanging space plus 3 drawers. The wireless wardrobe lights are brilliant on dark mornings - I have a link in my bio for these. Let me know if you have any more questions! #ikeapax #ikeapaxwardrobe #ikeahack #builtinwardrobe #greenbedroom

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