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Armoires & Chests
Getting dressed each morning is about more than just throwing clothes on and heading out the door; it’s about setting the tone for the rest of your day. Whether you have an important work meeting or are going on a casual stroll, your personal style tells a story about who you are. As such, it makes sense to need a place in your bedroom that keeps your clothing organized (and helps to preserve their longevity).
When it comes to clothing storage, there are options beyond your traditional dresser. That’s where armoires and chests come in, and you may find that they appeal more to your interior aesthetic and preferences. Read on to learn more.
An armoire is a tall cabinet most commonly used to store clothes; it typically features two doors with hanging space, shelves, and drawers. Centuries ago, armoires were traditionally used to store weapons and armor, and often showcased ornate carved designs. Today, there are iterations that can also be used as a media stand by placing your TV on a shelf within the cabinet. Though they are moveable, they also tend to be on the heavier side due to their sturdy nature. If you are looking for a regal piece of furniture that will add a luxurious feel to your room, then an armoire may be right for you.
Used to store clothes, wardrobe armoires typically offer a hanging rods, shelves, and drawers; different styles may have different numbers of each.
F.A.Q.
What should I consider when choosing an armoire for my home?
When selecting an armoire, consider size, style, and functionality. Measure the space where the armoire will go to ensure it fits comfortably and doesn't overcrowd the room. Choose a style that complements your existing decor, whether it’s modern, traditional, or eclectic. Functionality is key—decide if you need the armoire for clothing, as an entertainment center, or for another purpose. Look for features like adjustable shelves, ample hanging space, and drawers depending on your needs. Material quality also matters, as solid woods like oak or walnut offer durability and a more appealing look over time.
How do I maintain and care for my armoire?
Proper maintenance can extend the life of your armoire. Dust it regularly with a soft, dry cloth to prevent buildup that can scratch the surface. For deeper cleaning, use a slightly damp cloth with mild soap, but avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the finish. Periodically check and tighten hardware to ensure doors and drawers function smoothly. Keep your armoire out of direct sunlight to prevent fading, and maintain a stable environment to avoid wood warping. For antiques or high-value pieces, consider professional cleaning and maintenance to preserve their condition and value.
Are there any innovative features available in modern armoires?
Modern armoires come equipped with various innovative features that enhance their functionality and ease of use. Lighting is a popular addition; LED lights can be installed inside to help you find items easily. For tech-savvy users, some armoires include built-in charging stations for devices, making them great for storing and charging electronics overnight. Soft-close hinges are another feature that prevents doors from slamming, extending the life of the armoire. Additionally, customizable drawer organizers and pull-out racks can be incorporated for tailored storage solutions. For those with limited space, look for armoires with fold-out features that can serve multiple purposes, such as a fold-down desk or ironing board.