Mirrored wardrobes

Mirrored wardrobes are considered traditional and they are still considered to be a classic and elegant piece of furniture. This is the storage solution that not only brings a touch of sophistication to your home but also works its magic to keep things practical and functional.

A range of choices to suit your needs

Apart from their space-enhancing features, mirrored wardrobes are also incredibly practical. They provide ample space to keep your belongings tidy and easily accessible. Whether it's clothing, shoes, or accessories, each item finds its dedicated place. And guess what? With a broad range of interior organisers coupled with our PAX planner, customising your new mirrored unit knows no bounds.

Mirror storage for any room size

Our mirrored wardrobes come in lots of options to suit your home and style. Choose a slim one-door solution for small hallways or larger combinations for bedrooms to make the space feel bigger and brighter. With generous storage to keep clothes and accessories organised, mirrored wardrobes enhance both function and style in any room.

FAQ’s

How do I choose the right size mirrored wardrobe?

Measure your room’s dimensions and consider available wall space. Ensure the wardrobe fits comfortably with ample clearance for doors or sliding mechanisms, balancing both storage needs and room aesthetics. Consider the location of the doors and windows when deciding the placement.

What materials are used in the construction of mirrored wardrobes?

Mirrored wardrobes typically use fibreboard, plastic foil, plastic edging or aluminium for the frame, with glass or acrylic for the mirror. These materials provide both sturdiness and a sleek appearance.

How do I clean and maintain the mirror and wardrobe?

Use a glass cleaner and a soft cloth to clean the mirror, avoiding abrasive materials. For the wardrobe, dust regularly and use a damp cloth with mild detergent to clean surfaces.

Can mirrored wardrobes be used in small spaces?

Yes, mirrored wardrobes are ideal for small spaces as they reflect light and create the illusion of a larger room. Sliding door models are particularly suitable for compact areas, optimising space efficiency.