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Wardrobes / Armoires

It’s a common problem, especially in apartments or older homes – not enough storage space. If your bedroom closet is tiny, but your clothing collection is not, a wardrobe is the quick and easy way to add another storage option. Plus, wardrobes aren’t only good for clothing and accessories – you can also use them to hide a television or music system, store pillows and linens, or hide away miscellaneous items in a child’s bedroom, such as games, crafts or toys.  Here are brief descriptions of the four most common wardrobe types. Basic Wardrobe : The basic wardrobe or "instant" wardrobe is a quick, inexpensive solution for clothing storage. These box-like wardrobes typically have a frame, a rail, and a shelf at the bottom. The more decorative options will sometimes have drawers at the bottom, along with a few extra shelves.  The most inexpensive models have outside covers of canvas or nylon. You’ll pay a little more for melamine or other manmade materials, and st...

Acrylic Furniture

  When it comes to acrylic furniture, one thing is clear: there is power in transparency! Clear acrylic is a thermoplastic with the look of glass and the useful benefit of shatter resistance, Durable and airy. In other words, acrylic furniture encourages its owners to be neat, resulting in dwellings that are as tidy as they are stylish! Types of Acrylic Furniture :  Acrylic Coffee Tables - Acrylic coffee tables are ideal for tight spaces. Not only do they appear to take up little room, their shine adds a sleek, glossy quality to interiors. Acrylic Side Tables - Transparent acrylic side tables are perfect for narrow spaces beside couches and chairs. Clear and compact, they are eye-catching with their icy presence, yet subtle in their appearance. Acrylic Office Furniture - Decorating a home office space can be challenging, especially when practical supplies and equipment must be integrated into the design. While some office essentials are necessarily bulk...