You take a bunch of hangers suspend it from a spot on the ceiling. Two planks are to be placed between the two, forming a joint. While it allows you to organise and gives you clarity on what you require and don’t, she warns that it can get shabby if not organised regularly. “The ease of availability and it’s cost effectiveness is one of the many reasons people turn to this piece of furniture,” says Cynthia. While there are various aesthetically pleasing options to choose from, if space does not permit a built-in wardrobe, she still advises auditing your wardrobe every six months. Inspired by imagery on Pinterest, she says she tried it at a friend’s studio. I also believe strongly ‘less is more,’ drawing from one of my favourite architects, Mies Vander Rohe,” smiles Leanne. For those looking to beautify your already existing wardrobe, Leanne suggests adding mirrors to them.Leanne suggests suspending ropes with hooks from the ceiling.Closet Bunk BedsThese are beds that have the lower portion meant for drawers and small cupboards and the upper portion used as a bed. It’s all about being innovative and thinking out-of-the-box,” she says. “You can use PVC pipes or metal rods, that can be sourced easily, and painted.

 to the buyer’s preference and add a lot of character to the room. Agreeing to this, Krithika Janakiraman, a DIY interior design enthusiast says that if you organise the clothes in a manner that allows the colours to pop, with scarves and stoles adding more structure, the rack would look beautiful. You can paint the hangers to go with the room’s decor and it instantly looks great. The process of finding alternatives to wardrobes is fun, with no hard and fast rule, so harness your inner creativity and transform your little space. In small spaces, adding mirrors provides an illusion of spaciousness. It also serves as Electronic lighter a space to arrange your footwear. A bar can be added on the top to hang clothes on.Adding to this, Leanne Alcasoas, founder of Studio Detailine feels that a wardrobe helps in space planning and de-cluttering.Clothes RackA clothes rack is available at any furniture store. A carpenter or welder will be able to fix it. She also recommends painting the wardrobe interiors in a lighter tone, this would help you see the colour tone of your clothes. It is an option for those living within compact spaces that cannot accommodate a rack,” says Cynthia. “They can create purposeful wardrobe spaces too.