A wardrobe that fits your style
With PAX wardrobes, you get a storage solution made for you. Pick the size, style, and interior fittings to create a wardrobe that keeps your clothes organised and your space looking fab.
Safety first!
Always remember that large, tall or heavy furniture must be secured to the wall. It’s a simple step to minimise risks of tipping over and keep your home safe.
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Wardrobe with 2 doors+2 drawers, white Kalbåden/lively pine effect FONNES white, 180x57x123 cm
243,50€
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Wardrobe with 8 doors+3 drawers, white STRAUMEN mirror glass /SANNIDAL white, 240x57x221 cm
671,50€
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Wardrobe w 2 sliding doors+4 doors, white Larkollen/dark grey FONNES white, 160x57x241 cm
450€
Ideas and inspiration
Home idea with IKEA: a hallway for a family of four
A family of four seeks to renew their hallway so it would cater to their storage needs and lifestyle. The goal is to maximize space with smart solutions. They envision a clutter-free zone with ample storage for coats, bags, shoes, and baseball caps. They are eager for multifunctional furniture, like storage benches and wall-mounted organizers, to create an inviting entrance. The new design should combine style and practicality to enhance their daily routine.
How to level up your laundry or mudroom
Heavy-duty areas of the home, like these, can easily become bogged down with things like grubby shoes and haven’t-had-a-chance-to-iron-them-yet piles of laundry. This traditional-style home shows how you can use storage to your advantage in these areas, with charming additions here and there to bring in a balance of both hard-working and good-looking.
Organise. Store. Repeat.
A whole separate room to do laundry, to iron and to store all the spare clothing... sounds like a dream? It may be true but a room like that has its own challenges. In the room starring the 2nd episode of "Home idea with IKEA" there is no lack of those. A sloping ceiling, a complex floor plan, deep nooks where things just disappear and do not appear anymore. And still, IKEA Interior Designer Anastasija feels this room has potential and sees many ways to improve it.