Kids' Room Wardrobes and Storage in Gurgaon
I have interviewed four-year-olds. They give the best briefs in the house.
6:47 on a school morning. The uniform is on the top shelf. The child is four feet tall.
Most kids' wardrobes are adult wardrobes, made smaller. The child still needs a parent to reach anything.
I take the brief from the child
I ask the four-year-old what goes where. Then I ask the parents. The answers rarely match — and the child is the one opening that drawer every morning.
- Hanging and drawers at the height a child reaches alone
- Toys in low, open storage they can put away themselves
- School bag, shoes and tomorrow's uniform in one bay
- Higher shelves for what parents manage: seasonal clothes, keepsakes, the spare bedding
Designed to grow, not to be replaced
Shelves and rails that move up as the child does. A craft table that becomes a desk. In one teenager's room, the bed sits flush with a step, and the storage hides under the plank.
When homework moves in, the wardrobe and the study wall are drawn as one wall, so books, bags and screens each have a place.
Built like the rest of the house
19 mm blockboard, sealed on both sides. Soft-close channels. PU lacquer or laminate in the colour they chose. Designed, built and installed by me, from my factory in Delhi.
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Tell me how old they are and what they own. I'll tell you what the room can hold now, and in five years.
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