Make your own IKEA hack built-in wardrobe for a slanted wall, by Simone

Custom built-in wardrobe for sloping wall

Dreaming of a space-saving solution for your sloping wall? Simone went ahead and transformed an unused space into a functional eye-catcher. With a touch of creativity and a practical IKEA hack, a built-in wardrobe came to life that fits perfectly in the attic. A combination of practical insight and stylish design, all thanks to the services of TOSIZE.se.

How the built-in wardrobe got its shape

The project started with a vision: a wardrobe that fits perfectly in the space and also matches the style of the room. Simone chose underlayment, known for its warm appearance and budget-friendly character. The unique patterns of Underlayment Elliotis Pine C+/C- give the wardrobe a natural and modern character. The shelves were cut to size by TOSIZE.se, so the complexity of the sloping wall was no longer an obstacle.

Unique custom work in the attic

Thanks to the sleek finish and subtle colours of the wood, the cabinet integrates perfectly into the space and at the same time offers a sea of storage space. The open shelves on the side allow favourite items to be displayed, while the closed cabinet parts offer space for clothes and accessories.

Why DIY a project when this is affordable?

Building a built-in wardrobe like this one not only offers a financial advantage, but also gives you freedom in sizing and choice of materials. Simone was able to determine exactly how big each compartment had to be and chose materials that fit within the budget without compromising on quality.

The style of Simone's built-in wardrobe

Scandinavian minimalism meets industrial flair; that is how you could describe the end result of Simone's project. The natural light color of the underlayment wood compliments the light walls, while the black handles and hinges offer a cool contrast.