Blogs6 Best Wardrobe Designs to Adorn Your Bedroom1st November 2019Sliding WardrobesWhen it is the question of decorating your bedroom with furniture, the wardrobe comes in your mind right after the bed. There are valid reasons behind it. It is one of the must-have furniture that every household requires and mostly people prefer it to be installed in their bedrooms. Nothing can be a better place to store the huge number of your clothing. In addition to the utility factor, wardrobe creates a new dimension for the bedroom. Regardless of shifting your home or just renovating it, adding a elegant and stylish wardrobe can serve your purpose in a moderately. However, selecting the right wardrobe design for your bedroom is a daunting task. Picking up the best one for your need and preferences among plenty others can be quite overwhelming and this makes people tired and confused at the same time. Mostly people have a clear concept about what they are expecting, likewise they consult the designers and ask for something that would meet their expectation well. Some just want it to be unique and some focus on the size whereas some are totally clueless about the wardrobe designs that can fit well with theme bedroom theme, color, other furniture, and requirements. Hence, to clear the air, we are here with top six types of best wardrobe design ideas which will pave your way of making the decision. 1) Sliding Door Wardrobe Going with the trend we have come across the increasing demand for sliding wardrobe. People are now more comfortable in minimalistic designs and the existence of large wardrobe doors is not preferred by many. They look for sliding wardrobe design which will serve their purpose of storage and also have a sleek and contemporary look. One major reason behind its popularity is the space-saving feature. However, the specialty of a sliding wardrobe lies in the sliding door. It is user-friendly for most of the users than the conventional wardrobe designs. This is a popular category that you can customize in terms of size, color, texture, design, adding lofts, etc. Don’t think that choosing a popular category will tag your choice as clichéd. With the evident customization and special designs, your wardrobe with sliding doors will become unique. The feature may match with the others but the design can be exclusive. 2) Hinged Wardrobe Hinged Door Wardrobe is a perfect contrast with sliding wardrobe in terms of style. Because, the hinged door is the special characteristic it has. This is ideal for people who love traditional and classy style of furniture to adorn their home. If the home architecture is retro-styled with large doors and spacious rooms adding hinged wardrobe will complement it perfectly. With the improvisation of the designers, this vintage-style wardrobe will also be available with various colors, textures and finishes. You just need to talk to the designers regarding the customization so that it can be a perfect match for your bedroom. 3) L-Shaped Wardrobe The other name for L-shaped furniture is corner wardrobes. The design of your bedroom can be in a way that you can’t engage a wall with a wardrobe. In this case, to utilize the space well and add a definition to your bedroom, the choice of L-shaped wardrobe will be beyond perfect. For L-shaped wardrobe, people mostly prefer sliding doors because when space-saving is the idea with a potential of storing a good amount of clothes, nothing can beat the style of sliding doors. You can discuss the design with the professionals where they can use their creativity and make something stunning and useful. 4) Walk-in Wardrobe It is basically a costlier option that is indeed worth investing in. Walk In Wardrobe defines class and luxury. It comes with massive storage not only for clothes but other accessories also. With an innovative combination of accessories, it is highly capable of organizing space. The fashion pivots who pair up every dress with well-matched shoes, bags, and pieces of jewelry love this wardrobe. Generally, a standard walk in wardrobe encompasses hanging space and storage on three sides. It is recommended to install it in a room with a decent amount of space so that when it gets separated with another pair of doors it comes up as an ideal walk in wardrobe. With a marginal extra cost, you must install this if you have enough space at your home. 5) Loft Wardrobe Loft wardrobe is another popular choice for many people who are fond of out of the box styles. However, for the slanting loft roof, you should only consult adept designers to make your loft wardrobe. It can provide a great storage solution where the dead space beneath the loft roof can be used. The extra loft is the basic feature of this style whereas you can customize the Loft Wardrobe design of the entire thing along with the doors, loft, color, texture, and shape. People who look for useful furniture with an elegant appearance to fit well in their small room can opt for this style. 6) Sloped Wardrobe Do you have a sloped ceiling? Do you have a bedroom in the attic? Go for the sloped wardrobe for managing the storage for your clothing. It is a versatile wardrobe that enhances storage space in an innovative way. You can use those areas of your home which you may have to leave empty for the fitting issue. You are free to install the wardrobe even beneath the staircase and utilize the wasted space. Isn’t it amazing? These are the most popular wardrobe design and ideas that people follow. With a reputable designer and manufacturer, you can get a durable and uniquely designed one for your home. Talk to them and take a tour of their collection. If you want a fusion work in terms of design and material, you can also get that. Make sure you get an on-time delivery without compromising the quality of the products. It is an investment for your home, be cautious while choosing the designer. By the way, which of types you liked the most? Share your thoughts with us!... Read more...Did you know we are the most “environment friendly” cabinetry in UK?17th July 2019KitchenEnvironmentally Friendly? Eco-sustainable? What does it all mean? With so many different global & local standards, it can get confusing, but we think we’ve found the most “environmentally friendly” cabinetry in UK. Wood is the most important raw material for Aesthetix. If we were to allow the Exploitation of forests, we would endanger our own existence over the long term. All of our wood supply comes from EGGER, XYLO Cleaf and LUX Eliment, one of the pioneer brands in wood work industry. They have recognized the importance of environment management. Forest is an air filter, an animal habitat and a recreational area for people. We are convinced that cascading use of wood is the method of choice. This involves using wood within products, recycling and using it again, until it has no further use other than as a source of energy. And only then should it be burnt. We support the demand to establish this principle and are participating in campaigns such as the “Wood Action Day” of the European panel federation and “Stop burning our trees” campaign of the timber industry in England. The goal is to boost awareness of the sustainable use of our resources among politicians and the general public. What is the timber industry doing to combat climate change? Industrial log wood, sawmill by-products and carefully selected and pre-sorted recycled wood are all suitable for the production of chipboard. Wood that cannot be used in materials contributes to the production process as a renewable energy source. What does sustainability mean for chipboard production? ENVIRONMENTAL CYCLES An example in Hexham (UK) reflects the the culture of sustainable cycles on a small scale: Reed purification pond cleans up to 2,100m³ of waste water per day, in addition to providing a habitat for plants and animals, including frogs. When considering what makes an environmentally friendly product, there are three main areas to consider – what it is made of, how it is made, and what emissions does it have after it is made. Our cabinetry is produced in a facility which is solar powered & made from recycled material so there is no impact to the environment in the manufacturing process. But what about the emissions which are omitted into the home for years after the cabinetry is installed? It’s pretty much all about formaldehyde. In general, formaldehyde, the substance used in the production of adhesives and resins which are in turn used in the processing of wood panels (MDF and chipboard), is released into the surrounding environment in gas form for the duration of the life of the cabinetry. In consideration of human health, this emission is regulated by specific standards and legislation in many countries around the world. In UK the current limit for domestic use is set at 0.1 ppm (part per million), categorized as E1. This categorisation originates from an Act published in Germany in 1986 to regulate formaldehyde emissions and remains the level European manufactures must comply with today. The definition states : “… It is strictly prohibited to release wood-based products onto the market if they originally had an air balance concentration exceeding the value set out by law, i.e. 0.1 ppm (or 1 mg/liter)”. From that moment on, 1 mg/litre became the standard for all panel manufacturers. There is however a standard over 3 times higher than this categorisation. The Super E Zero and the Japanese classification “F 4 stars” classifications are currently the most stringent standard in the world governing formaldehyde emission. These standards state that emissions must be no great than 0.3 mg/litre, which is more than 3 times more stringent than the E1 / E zero classification. All the panels we provide comply with these highest of all standards across the planet. Of course in addition we offer materials which have no emissions at all, like wood, glass, aluminium and our water based lacquer, but for the cases where resin is required in manufacturing process, you can be sure our products comply with the most rigorous standards in environmental protection law. Not only that, any emissions resulting from the transport, are more than compensated for by planting forestry trees. So, in summary, the combination of eco-friendly structures made from recycled material and a solar powered production facility (which cares for the environment), and adherence to the highest standards of emission regulation (which cares for our health). Like nature, we organise our processes in cycles that conserve resources, we think we’ve got the most environmentally friendly cabinetry in Uk!... Read more...How to use your wardrobe space more Effectively, secret celebrity designer hacks you need to know17th July 2019KitchenOpening a your wardrobe can feel like stepping into a war zone: A pile of dirty clothes waiting to go to the dry cleaner on the floor. Ties spilling out of an old shoebox. Belts littering the floor. Shirts crammed on hangers—most of them falling off. You spend good money on your clothes. Treat them right. Use these de-cluttering tips and wardrobe design Ideas from Aesthetix organization experts to rearrange your bedroom wardrobe or fitted walk-in-wardrobe. They’ll help keep your clothes lasting longer, and simplify your life every morning. 1. Organize by category, then color. Hang your work and casual clothes in separate sections of your wardrobe, says Charlotte, the London wardrobe Design Consultant at Aesthetix. Leave enough space between these sections so you can clearly tell where your gym shirts end and your dress shirts begin. If you have limited space in a small wardrobe, divide your two sections with a colored dry cleaning bag. You can even organize your bedroom wardrobe by color. Color coordinating your hanging garments makes selecting an outfit quick and easy. Group all white button-down shirts together, then move on to shades of blue, etc. 2. Don’t hide open hangers. very time you take a shirt or pair of pants off a hanger, move that hanger to the front of your closet right away, says Barbara Reich, a professional organizer at Resourceful Consultants and author of Secrets of an Organized Mom. Not only will it be easier to find hangers when you need them, but your closet won’t feel as cramped, she says. 3. Make sure all of your hangers look the same. You’ve probably collected multiple colors and types of hangers over the years, but consolidate to just one kind. When all of your hangers look alike, your eye immediately focuses on your clothes. 4. Take care of your jewelry, belts and ties. You can use our jewelry drawer or pull out rails to organise your jewelry, belts and ties or other small items. This will help your belts and ties keep their shape better than if you just stuffed them in a drawer. 5. Use hooks. Install hooks on an empty closet wall or on the back of your closet door to hang your hats and other miscellaneous items, says Reich. 6. Upgrade your hamper. To defeat the pile of dirty clothes on your floor, use a hamper with three slots: one bag for light clothes, one bag for darks, and a third bag meant for dry cleaning. Our wardrobe designers can also advise you on how to creat laundry area within your available wardrobe space. 7. Make-to-measure wardrobe. You will be surprised to find out how much extra space you can acquire from going for a meake to measure wardrobe or a fitted wardrobe. Not only that, our designers advise you the best wardrobe designs,type (hinged wardrobe, sliding door wardrobe, walk in wardrobe) and wardrobe mechanisms according to your daily life requirements saving you extra wardrobe space and time spent on finding your garments. 8. Follow the one-year rule. This one is simple: If you haven’t worn an item within the last year, donate it, says Hardy, the Senior Director at Aesthetix furniture. Otherwise, it’s taking up valuable space—and you probably won’t miss it. 9.Design in visibility. Being able to actually see all your socks, ties, and underwear (versus only the top layer) gives you real choices when you get dressed. Take advantage of the many accessories available, such as see-through wire bins, acrylic- or glass-fronted drawers, drawers with dividers, and belt and tie racks, to keep items organized. At Aesthetix, our wardrobe shelves (and drawers that are part of shop-fabricated cabinets) are adjustable and movable from place to place within the wardrobe for maximum versatility. 10.Sliding doors Sliding doors are the best option if the space is too tight for a hinged doors. We understand some of you might have experienced old bypassing doors from diffrent uk wardrobe suppliers that are prone to racking, binding, and even popping off their tracks — and you can only get at one half of the interior at any given moment. We can assure you that we only use heavy-duty german sliding door hardware that gives you super smooth experience every time you use it and limits the problems and is well worth the cost in the long run.... Read more...Kitchen style trends explained and pedictions16th July 2019KitchenBeing one of the most up-to-date kitchen manufacturer and Supplier, Aesthetix understand the importance of learning new lifstyle trends and experimenting new technologies to intigrate into your future kitchen. At present, Kitchen style evolves to consolidate the new standard for elegant and modern homes. The trend towards matte, textured and timber finishes in natural, earthy tones continues resulting in an increasingly large range of finishes available in different materials, textures & tones. The worldwide trend to focus on the essential materials used in architecture – concrete, mortar and timber in a combination of materials and colours, started with the Milan Design Week in 2014. Five years on, the new style has emerged be more about combinations of light or dark cabinetry mixed with mortar or timber to create dimension, texture and warmth and deliver a clean, elegant and timeless look. The designer kitchen trend also includes the increasing inclusion of open elements and it’s not hard to see why. Open elements create the illusion of space and make the kitchen seem more inviting and less clinical. They assist to provide an ordered but lived-in feel, which makes sense for the most utilised room of the house. Open elements don’t replace clever kitchen storage but act as a design feature adding personality and functionality. Again, the options to include open elements are broad – like equipped splash-backs, glass cabinet doors, open shelved corners, and varying kitchen cabinet heights. No matter what the style, storage and functionality within the area available is always a priority in kitchen design. Never before has this been easier with the latest technological developments allowing a range of ways to make best use of the space. We’re now seeing more of things like kitchen doors which disappear to reveal appliances, workspaces or storage, bench tops which slide to create table seating, and kitchen island tops which extend to create additional bench space. There’s been some change in the last five years as the new style has evolved however the essential elements remain, giving confirmation and reinforcement it’s here to stay, for many years to come. ... Read more...4 benefits of Aesthetix fitted kitchen, smart kitchen design4th July 2019Kitchen / Sliding WardrobesHaving a specialist kitchen designer design your kitchen adds value – not just during the process of choosing your finishes, but for many years to come. Aesthetix designer will guide you through the process and ensure all aspects are considered and help you make the right choice for each element of your kitchen project. 1. Functionality & Ergonomics Your specialist knows the movements we take in the kitchen and the importance of incorporating ergonomics into the design so your kitchen will be as functional and as easy to operate in as possible. Placement of each element relative to each other should be considered carefully to maximise productivity, efficiency, comfort and the pleasure resulting from working in your kitchen. 2. Style and Aesthetics There’s no right answer when it comes to which style or look is best. Your designer is aware of the latest design trends and can help you with the best options available to guide you through the process to achieve your desired result. Even for the popular classic white style, there are many options. For example in finishing alone there are choices to be made such as matt or glossy , textured or smooth and warm or cold shades. With the aid of samples you can experience the look, touch & feel of each while the various features are explained to simplify and streamline the process. 3. Budget The price range of each different kitchen element can be substantial. Changes in finishing alone can affect the cost of a kitchen considerably. If there’s a certain look or finishing type you’re after which is out of budget, your designer can assist to help you find a similar option within budget. So too with each kitchen element – your designer is acutely aware of the cost of each element making up your design and your priorities – it may be that some open units are the perfect trade off for that pull out pantry! 4. Maximising Space Optimising certain areas of the kitchen with some clever storage options not only means you get the most out the space available, but everything is accessible and at your fingertips when you need it. From the types of drawers, overhead opening styles, pantry styles (just to name a few), the right choice for your space increases efficiency. Our specialist kitchen designer will help to ensure you have the right elements in the right places, making a huge difference in the long run.... Read more...
