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Opposite Clothes storage is a cinch in a wardrobe that comes in many sizes and finishes; add hanging storage and drawers for even more options. House Mix It T-bar-handle triple wardrobe in gloss white/natural oak with central mirror, £305; House Mix It wide chest in Mocha/ natural oak, £137; House Mix It hanging shelves, £22; Like-it stacking drawers, £18, £20 and £22; all John Lewis 1 The answer to an overflowing wardrobe is a sturdy steel rail with a detachable pole for hangers and a shelf. Clothes rail, £450, Future & Found 2 With large drawers beneath and shelves either side, this Brimnes double bed frame, £255, Ikea, is super-practical 3 Part of a matching range, this slimline Callan six-drawer

tallboy, £395, Habitat, will slot in where wider furniture just won’t go 4 Find a home for accessories on a 1950s-inspired rail. Home MDF hooks,

£6, Sainsbury’s 5 This bed has the benefit of storage within the base. Double from £945, Furl 6 With a wipe-clean layer, this organic cotton Ferm Living Spear basket, £49, Cloudberry Living, also comes in a laundry-basket size 7 Slim, tapered legs give a light, elegant look. Durrell nightstand,

£179, Furniture Village 8 Hang clothes or a towel on the ash bars behind this Umbra Hub floor mirror, £150, Black By Design