22/07/2026
When a wardrobe isn’t working, you’ll notice it.
Things stop getting put away,
items go missing,
kids leave things where they land (and their independence starts to slip, too)…
Because a system that’s too hard to used is a system that doesn’t get used.
The PAX wardrobe is the one I come back to again and again for family storage. It’s flexible, it’s affordable, and it adapts as your kids grow instead of needing to be replaced.
Here’s how it actually works:
Widths: 50cm, 75cm or 100cm
Depths: 35cm, or 58cm if you need to hang clothes
Heights: 201cm or 236cm
Doors: hinged or sliding, handles or k***s
Inside: shelves, rails, drawers, shoe shelves, organisers — your choice, your configuration
This one sits in a simple rectangular corner behind a door. No custom joinery needed. There are plenty of PAX hacks online if you want it to look built-in, but for a straightforward space like this, the system does the job on its own.
Affordable storage doesn’t mean limited storage. It means choosing a system that actually works for how your family lives.
A small bonus: IKEA Family members get 15% off until 10 August, so it’s a good window to plan this one if a wardrobe for the kids’ room has been on your list.
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