Three major layout points of the wardrobe and the details of the internal design size.

First, there should be fewer shelves. It is really not easy to use too many shelves, especially for contemporary young people, few of whom will spend time folding clothes. So it is recommended that if you decide to install shelves, you must plan their use.

Second, drawers are a must. It is really super easy to use to make drawers in the wardrobe. Bags, underwear, socks, hats, etc. are placed separately, and they are classified and orderly as a whole. However, I would like to remind everyone to pay attention to the depth and height of the drawers.

The third is to have more hanging areas. Hanging clothes should be the simplest, time-saving and labor-saving way to store them. Therefore, the proportion of the hanging area in the overall layout of the wardrobe must be large. It is OK for the hanging area to exceed 60% of the wardrobe, but it still depends on personal usage. However, there are also some tricks to the hanging area. If you hang clothes randomly, it is easy to waste space.

It is recommended to store clothes according to the principle of "long on the left and short on the right, heavy on the left and light on the right, thick on the left and thin on the right". It is simple and neat, and you can also use the height difference between long and short clothes to increase some storage space at the bottom.

The fourth is the details of the internal size of the wardrobe. The wardrobe is a piece of furniture with a high usage rate, especially the height and depth of the cabinet, which must be controlled in place, so that the user experience after moving in will be good.