One of the most versatile furniture pieces you can buy is an armoire. Why? Because you can use it in any room in the house. If you are skeptical, let me show you how it can work in rooms you might not have considered.
1. Laundry Room: Paint an armoire in fresh, crisp colors and use it in the laundry room. Use the armoire to house the ironing board, iron, and laundry supplies. It's great way to keep the laundry room organized.
2. Living Room: Of course, we have to mention the entertainment armoire to house the TV and other media. It's popular because it's a great idea!
3. Bedroom: If you don't have a linen closet, make one out of an armoire. Sheets, pillowcases, blankets can be stored in one place that is easily accessible.
4. Kitchen: If you like to bake, why not make an armoire into a baking center? Store mixers, bowls, canisters of flour and sugar in shelves. And if you add a fold-down kneading board, you will have space to work as well.
5. Family Room: A great idea for the use of an armoire is a game center. Add a fold-down game table for playing cards or board games and store them in the armoire shelves and drawers. Keep the room organized, but family-friendly.
6. Dining Room: Need a buffet? Try an armoire instead. With a drop down table to serve on, you can store china and glasses in shelves and even put tableware in a drawer. Nifty idea, huh?
7. Bathroom: If you lack storage in your bathroom, add an armoire to house your toiletries and towels.
8. Kids Room: An armoire in your child's bedroom can house those excess dolls, toys, or stuffed animals. And again, a drop-down table can make a study space.
9. Office: If you prefer your computer space be open on a desktop, you can still use an armoire to house a printer, paper, files, and shredder.
10. Entryway: If you have no mudroom, use an armoire. You can house muddy shoes, umbrellas, coats, hats and scarves.
So if you find a good buy on an armoire, consider the many ways you can use it in your home. It might be an even better buy than you thought.
