What Goes With a Low Wardrobe? A Coordinating Guide
Low wardrobes appear wherever a full height unit will not work: loft conversions, sloped ceilings, under window walls and rooms that would feel crowded by a tall block of storage. Coordinating around one takes a slightly different approach. This guide explains how to work with two or three clear height bands rather than a staircase of near matching pieces, when a chest of drawers should match the wardrobe exactly and when it should sit lower, and why bedside cabinets should relate to mattress height instead. We look at the wall above the wardrobe and what actually works there, how to style the top surface without it becoming a dumping ground, which finishes suit a low horizontal piece, and the practical ways to recover the hanging and shelf capacity a lower carcass inevitably gives up. The aim is a room where the lower height reads as a deliberate design choice rather than a shortage of storage....
