Fab I did this in lockdown only difference I added mirrors to the doors made by a local glass shop, they came out stunning. Big up to all the ladies for having a go.
I really like it, looks good but. I did a very similar construction and after a few months ended up in really ugly cracks between the wall and mdf. My conclusion was to fix the mdf on the wall instead and not on the wardrobe. In this case it will not crack but there will be a small gap between mdf and wardrobe. However, you never see this gap in this case. The cracks you would see all the time. Just a small tip for improvement. Otherwise great work!
Wow!!! I need to channel your doing-it spirit!!! I LOVE the handles and decorative paneling. Our home repair store out here don’t carry that cute curved design. Maybe I can source it online??
Why didn’t you use the space above the wardrobe? On a RUclips channel, Alexandragater, she shows how to use that space so you don’t lose value storage space.
I want to do this but I’m actually so thick I don’t understand why that base is needed. Is it really needed or can I just let the wardrobe sit on the floor? Also would it look ok without doors? Thanks a lot ❤
As a cabinet maker/fitter I can confirm that after 1 month this is going to look like a pile of crap. As a matter of fact if you ask this lady to send some pictures of the joints she made, you will regret about the materials she wasted.
@christinemorrison528 built in means, built into the already existing room, without taking more room up Usually when something is built in, it only takes up more space while it's in use, then goes back to where it was built in So no lol
Fab I did this in lockdown only difference I added mirrors to the doors made by a local glass shop, they came out stunning.
Big up to all the ladies for having a go.
Thank you ☺️
Do you have a pic of the mirrored doors?
I really like it, looks good but. I did a very similar construction and after a few months ended up in really ugly cracks between the wall and mdf. My conclusion was to fix the mdf on the wall instead and not on the wardrobe. In this case it will not crack but there will be a small gap between mdf and wardrobe. However, you never see this gap in this case. The cracks you would see all the time.
Just a small tip for improvement. Otherwise great work!
Your very very short tutorial is better than some half hour videos! Awesome work!
Thank you ☺️
How beautiful!!! HOLY MOLY! Thank you for making this an easy guide for someone to recreate :)
Thank you, you’re welcome ☺️
Good work lass 😊 good hack to achieve the look without the huge cost of built ins 👍 keep sharing
Thank you ☺️
Such a cute idea!!! I LOVE IKEA!!!
Absolutely brilliant job, well done!!!!
I doubted you about the handle choice but when I saw the finished look I really liked it. Well done!
Thank you ☺️
Wow!!! I need to channel your doing-it spirit!!! I LOVE the handles and decorative paneling. Our home repair store out here don’t carry that cute curved design. Maybe I can source it online??
Absolutely stunning!
Nice work.😊 keep going.
Thank you ☺️
Wow you did such a beautiful job!!!
Wow, that’s mental. Well done 💪🏼
Very good! Excellent job❤ Looks stunning and very high end! ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you ☺️
Great job 😍😍😍👍
Looks fabulous
Love it new sub❤☺
Good job looks bespoke, shame the quality of them isn’t great the doors are flimsy now compared to years ago
Thanks for the inspiration
Why didn’t you use the space above the wardrobe? On a RUclips channel, Alexandragater, she shows how to use that space so you don’t lose value storage space.
Very Lovely 😊
Amazing I wish I can do that
Nice!!
Great job just wished you'd painted it a color
I want to do this but I’m actually so thick I don’t understand why that base is needed. Is it really needed or can I just let the wardrobe sit on the floor?
Also would it look ok without doors?
Thanks a lot ❤
Very impressive... So how you could learn how to use these tools... Is it something that I can learn by myself? I am overwhelmed
Yes, I started with small DIY’s and built up my confidence
looke nice but you lsot some storage space on the top!
❤👍
What thickness is the mdf?xx
That's great crafting
Keep going at If
Thank you ☺️
Raising the floor of the wardrobe make it looks less like a closet.
As a cabinet maker/fitter I can confirm that after 1 month this is going to look like a pile of crap. As a matter of fact if you ask this lady to send some pictures of the joints she made, you will regret about the materials she wasted.
👏👏👏
What if a mousie or something else gets into the space but can't get back out? :(
What paint colour did you use on the wardrobe please?
It’s called safe play from coat paints
How much did you spend ? Looks nice
On top of the actual IKEA Pax units less than £50 for the materials to build it in
Its a lot of space to the cealing😢
Where are you going to put the rest of your clothes?
This wardrobe is in my 8yr old daughter’s bedroom. She’s got lots of space for her clothes, she’s only small
you literally lost all that storage potetial on the top and side.............O.o
All what storage on the top and side??? What you're referring to is a small fraction of dead space.
You can use vacuum bags and store above the cupboard. There wasn't dead space,she killed it.
Its not built in if the room got smaller 😂😂😂
They are 'built in' to an available area, rather than free standing wardrobes 😂🙈...kinda like a kitchen
@christinemorrison528 built in means, built into the already existing room, without taking more room up
Usually when something is built in, it only takes up more space while it's in use, then goes back to where it was built in
So no lol
Built in, means built into the space which these are. They look “built in” not freestanding
"That built in look" so I don't think she's trying to say that they ARE built in? Just my thoughts
Of course it's a built in. You clearly don't know what a built in is.
As soon it moves it will look bad af. And it will move