Considering dust and moisture protection, is it reasonable to have walk in closets without wardrobe

I suggest that you can use a perfect walk-in closet for a small apartment, which is considered a luxury in many people's minds, but in fact, as long as you use your brain, you can actually draw a cloakroom in a limited space. Regardless of the size of the room, it is entirely possible to separate the cloakroom if it is well planned.

One way is to use the concave and convex surfaces in the bedroom to find a way, and for the bedroom too long, you can use a light steel keel to redivide the space. The second common way to design part of the master bedroom is not the type of cloakroom, and to make the door of the cloakroom invisible is to integrate the wall and the door, the second common way is to make the idle space built-in first, and the cloakroom used to have a 38-square-meter room, although the space is limited.

But in the end, the designer is in the foyer, to plan it out for him, the cloakroom can be divided into two areas, one area is the door of the designer's folding door to the cloakroom. The other area is a space drawn with partitions so that it does not take up space, and the surface of the folding door is also made of glass mirrors, which can also be used as a dressing mirror.

The cloakroom design is also a cloth cloakroom with a combined wardrobe to largely solve a problem of messy placement of clothes, but if you add a door to the wardrobe and close it tightly, it is difficult to find the clothes quickly The girl's clothes will inevitably be stained with dust, hiding dirt and dirt, and the cabinet door of the combined wardrobe is made of transparent plexiglass or thin plastic, so that all the clothes can be clearly presented in front of their eyes, reducing the inconvenience of blindly rummaging.

I don't think this is reasonable, because the clothes are placed in the wardrobe for a long time, so if the cabinet door is not installed, there will be a lot of dust entering, which will stain the clothes, and it is not conducive to moisture, so it is more reasonable to do door-to-door visits.

I think it's unreasonable, try to choose to bring the door, after all, the cloakroom is full of clothes, usually not paying attention to hygiene will cause dust to fly into the cloakroom, you can choose a folding door.

The wardrobe door is not reasonable, the cabinet door can better protect the clothes, can play a dustproof role, if the wardrobe door is missing, it will make the clothes deteriorate faster.

So considering the dust and moisture protection issues, the walk-in closet is not equipped with a cabinet door at all, which I think is unreasonable to a certain extent 。Unless the designer optimizes the design of the cloakroom, increases the use of functional partitions, and uses more environmentally friendly panels, it may be better to achieve better results.