Dressing Room Design Notes

Cabinetry Style: Premium White, to match the Sneaker Room
Handle Finish: Matte Black

Wardrobe Storage: A combination of long & short hanging, shelving & also top boxes for further storage. Horizontal LED strip lighting recessed internally to all wardrobes, set on door sensors.

Island: Recessed glass top for viewing accessories insert inside top drawer & low-level upholstered bench seat in black velvet. The accessory insert is also lined in black velvet. Three further drawers for further clothing storage.

Low-level Cabinetry: A combination of drawers and storage cupboards on push-to-open mechanisms. Above sits exposed black industrial-style hanging rails.

Designer

Ruth Gray

Project Description

This bespoke dressing room has been customised to suit Mo’s style, individual needs and preferences. It has been specifically designed for storing and organising his clothes, accessories and other personal items.

Taking to another spare room in the home, this ultimate dressing room simplifies and elevates the daily routine of getting dressed, all while looking stylish and matching the Sneaker Room in an adjacent room.

One side of the room is complete with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes that are internally designed with a combination of long and short hanging as well as shelving. Further to the storage, top boxes have been introduced! Throughout the design, you will find horizontal LED strip lighting recessed internally to all the wardrobes, working on door sensors.

The middle of the room is complete with a functional island that features three drawers and a recessed glass top where accessories can be viewed and easily selected. There is also attached, a low-level upholstered bench seat in black velvet to match the storage inserts. We are loving this!

On the opposite side of the room, a combination of low-level drawers and storage cupboards with push-to-open mechanisms have been designed into the space. Above you will find exposed black industrial-style hanging rails that match the black matte handles found on the cabinets and drawers.

Want to learn more? Check out Mo’s Sneaker Room