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Sneaker collector, denim lover, T-shirt saver, hat hoarder? Whatever you love collecting, our wardrobes make room for it all. Whether you prefer open, fitted or one on its own, and whether you like traditional or modern – we have bedroom wardrobes to suit your clothes, style and space.

A bargain for your bargains

Enjoy the simple beauty of LASTARE – a basic, low-price wardrobe with everything you need without any fancy bells and whistles. So that you can spend your money and energy on the things you really love.

A white LASTARE wardrobe. The doors are open and inside, we see colourful vintage clothes and accessories.

The inside of a white LASTARE wardrobe. On the shelves, a display of colourful handbags and women’s shoes.

Room to play

Meet PLATSA, our most playful wardrobe. Its modular design can be built high, low, under sloping ceilings or around a window, making storage possible even in the trickiest of places. Just add, remove or rearrange its modules to create a different look or fit it into a new space.

A film showing a white and green PLATSA wardrobe with 4 doors assembled in various ways, with items stored differently.

A white and green PLATSA wardrobe with 4 doors against a white wall holds clothes and books. A birch stool sits before it.

There’s a bit of an accordion in every PAX wardrobe

Could the construction of a wardrobe be even remotely interesting to anyone? Yes! Because thanks to its foldable frame, PAX now assembles three times faster. Yes, t-h-r-e-e. This clever construction also makes it much easier to disassemble PAX. A big bonus if you need to move it or plan on passing it on. Some say that the inspiration to the foldable frame comes from a local Swedish accordion player. Unfortunately, we can neither confirm nor deny that but we always appreciate a good polka.

An accordion playing man is sitting on an IKEA stool next to a PAX wardrobe.

A film that shows five different PAX wardrobe combinations holding the belongings of a range of personalities.

What’s in your PAX wardrobe?

Use the PAX planner to start creating a customised wardrobe that fits in with your life, your clothing and your home.

Go to the PAX planner

Wardrobes and more for a coordinated look

You can choose storage furniture from a system or series so that it all matches.

PAX system. — PAX system

TONSTAD bedroom series. — TONSTAD bedroom series

SKYTTA sliding door system. — SKYTTA sliding door system

VIHALS series. — VIHALS series

JONAXEL system. — JONAXEL system

HAUGA series. — HAUGA series

Want to plan your own storage?

What to think about when you choose a PAX wardrobe

A white PAX wardrobe with no doors has clothing on two clothes rails, shoes on a shoe shelf and boxes on a high shelf.

Want to create your own walk-in wardrobe?

A VIHALS chest with 4 drawers with a hanging rail above it holding clothing and two SKUBB storage with 6 compartments.

Plan your own PLATSA storage

A white PLATSA wardrobe with elements of different heights holding clothes, a storage case, boxes, weights and a football.

Plan your own ELVARLI storage

An ELVARLI wardrobe combination stands in a blue room holding clothes hanging on a rail, bags and other items.

Plan your own PAX wardrobe

A white PAX wardrobe stands partly open. There are clothes hanging from a rail, drawers, shelves and a basket inside.

Plan your own SMÅSTAD storage

A white/blue SMÅSTAD/PLATSA storage combination stands against a wall in a child’s room with a wooden floor.

Plan your own JONAXEL storage

A JONAXEL wardrobe combination with shelves, clothes rails and wire baskets holding clothes and shoes.

Plan your own BOAXEL storage

A BOAXEL wardrobe combination with shelves, clothes rails and a mesh basket holding clothes, shoes, boxes and a basket.

Secure your furniture to the wall

Make sure you properly fasten all large and tall furniture with the included wall-attachment devices. This is to prevent it from tipping over. Find out more about possible risk factors in the home and how you can avoid accidents.

See more about furniture safety

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