ᐅ Which IKEA furniture pieces go well alongside Pax wardrobes?
Created on: 12 Feb 2024 09:23
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simona57
Hello everyone, I am currently planning to expand my large Ikea Pax wardrobe with additional furniture pieces that complement this system well. It is important to me that the designs and materials harmonize and that the combinations remain functional. My specific question is: Which Ikea furniture works well alongside the Pax wardrobe, both visually and in terms of craftsmanship and color design? Are there any recommended additions that fit seamlessly, such as shelves, drawer units, or sideboards? I would also appreciate tips on suitable dimensions and design ideas.
In addition to the points already mentioned, it is important to note that the Pax series is offered with various door options, allowing for different styles. For example, a Pax wardrobe with smooth white doors can pair very well with a BESTÅ sideboard featuring simple doors. For those seeking more individuality, Ikea also offers feet and handle sets that help create a more cohesive look for the furniture.
Important when planning:
- Consistent door colors
- Similar cabinet or sideboard heights
- Coordinated handles or handle solutions
Additionally, using interior organizers from the Pax range can perfectly align the storage concept, making the combination even more functional.
Important when planning:
- Consistent door colors
- Similar cabinet or sideboard heights
- Coordinated handles or handle solutions
Additionally, using interior organizers from the Pax range can perfectly align the storage concept, making the combination even more functional.
simona57 schrieb:
My specific question is: Which Ikea furniture pieces work well next to the Pax wardrobe, both visually and in terms of build quality and color matching? It seems that harmony in the room is very important to you. I recently complemented my own Pax wardrobe with Malm dressers – the combination looks subtle and provides plenty of storage options. I found it important to choose furniture of a similar height so that everything feels balanced and not too busy with varying heights. My advice is not to get overwhelmed by the variety but to focus on colors and dimensions. And of course, to consider whether you need storage or display space next to the Pax.
I agree with the previous comments and would like to add that the choice alongside Pax also depends on the room size. In larger rooms, narrower cabinets from the Ivar series can be used as supplements, especially if a natural wood look is desired. For smaller spaces, compact solutions like BESTÅ or KALLAX without doors are ideal, as they are less visually dominant and offer flexible use. One aspect often overlooked is the possibility to customize Pax wardrobes with complementary interior fittings such as shoe racks or clothes rails, while the external furniture focuses on functionality or design.
KUDAISY schrieb:
For those who want a bit more individuality, Ikea also offers feet and handle sets that can give the furniture a more uniform look. This is an important tip, as the handles often make the difference whether two pieces of furniture match or not. I have often noticed that people have identical fronts but choose different handles, and it ends up looking somewhat inconsistent. It might be worth considering swapping handles or even opting for completely handleless fronts. This creates a modern look that harmonizes well, regardless of whether you combine Pax, Malm, or Bestå.
nojaus schrieb:
I can only advise you not to get overwhelmed by the variety, but to focus on colors and dimensions. Thank you for the advice, I will definitely keep that in mind. My room size is rather medium, so I don’t want to place huge furniture next to Pax. I’ll probably start with the measurements and then look for suitable BESTÅ or MALM furniture.
One more question for the experts here: Is it worth considering corner furniture options as well? I’m thinking, for example, about the OMX system to make better use of the space without the combination looking too chaotic. Or are these systems more likely to clash stylistically with Pax?
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