I had a grand spending spree at Ikea just before my baby was born and got all brand new furniture for our flat. The whole thing had to be done for around £1000, which didn't leave me much for anyhting but I managed it in the end. Storage ended up being one of the most expensive buys of the lot. I looked around quite a bit but given my budget restrictions I settled for a Pax wardrobe with three doors. -----CHOICE---- The great thing about the Pax wardrobe is that you have lots of options regarding the size, depth, doors, what fixtures you want inside it, the kind of doors you want etc. In the wardrobe section in Ikea, there are computers with a ...  Read the complete review

Having survived without any proper bedroom storage for years, I decided enough was enough and we needed a wall of storage solutions. Since money is an object, we decided to look at IKEA ranges (among other DIY chains). I was a bit wary, as previous experience with a freestanding IKEA wardrobe had led to having a rail on which I was afraid to hang anything, as it regularly used to fall off (oh dear!). The positive thing that struck me about the PAX range in the shop, however, is that the build of them is similar to that of the kitchen units (factum) which we have used and have proved sturdy and strong. We have the standard, tall height PAX wardrobes, and ...  Read the complete review