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If the nursery lacks a built-in closet and there is a struggle to find space for baby clothes-it’s high time for a nursery storage makeover. Enter armoires or wardrobes. Ahead, find 21 stunning nursery wardrobe ideas to help you make the most of the space in the nursery and get that clutter under control.
Armoires or wardrobes are a smart storage solution for the nursery. They take up more vertical space rather than horizontal space-ideal for small nurseries. And, armoires or wardrobes are outfitted with hanging space, sliding shelves, and drawers- making organization easy.
If you're wondering how you can incorporate a cupboard into the nursery design-we'll share nursery wardrobe ideas to make a statement and amp up the style factor in the nursery. By thinking outside the box, you too can make a real difference in your nursery storage and get baby's clothes organized.
Read on for 21 practical (and fun!) nursery wardrobe ideas for the nursery.
21 PRETTIEST NURSERY ARMOIRES TO ADD NURSERY STORAGE
1.FRESH SPIN ON ARMOIRES
A fresh coat of light pink paint paired with copper accents takes an antiquated-looking armoire into a stunning statement-making piece with much-needed storage for the nursery.
2.PERFECT FOR NARROW SPACES
This armoire's silhouette fits well and provides enough space to store the baby's clothes when space is limited.
3.INGENIUS NURSERY STORAGE
This gorgeous nursery wardrobe makes a statement and lets you store things inside and on top of the cabinet.
4. POP OF COLOR
This armoire adds a pop of color to the baby's room and much-needed space for organizing the baby's essentials.
5.OLD WORLD CHARM
Give the nursery a dose of old-world charm by bringing in an armoire that looks as lovely as this with enough space to store baby's clothing.
6.VINTAGE ARMOIRE
This vintage armoire got a facelift with a coat of Farrow & Ball’s Cinder Rose.
7. INJECT CHARACTER
Of course, leave it to this armoire to inject a lot of character into the nursery. We aren't complaining about the storage either.
8.TRICKING THE EYE
Armoires are sometimes considered antiquated with their imposing silhouettes. Here a lovely coat of light pink paint and beautiful styling adds softness to the space.
9.NARROW ARMOIRE
Place a narrow armoire like this one here near your changing table, and you've got everything you need within arm's reach.
10.GOING GREY
This lovely grey nursery wardrobe is equipped with shelves and a drawer to organize baby's clothing.
11.UNEXPECTED MOMENT
Leave it to this armoire to bring an unexpected moment to the nursery design with the prettiest wallpaper backing. The nursery wardrobe also features ample shelving, drawers, and rods for baby's clothes.
12.THREE DOOR NURSERY ARMOIRE
Incorporate a three-door nursery armoire into the nursery-if space permits. It will add plenty of storage for baby's clothes, shoes, and more.
13.SIMPLE NURSERY WARDROBE
If you are looking for a nursery wardrobe with simple lines, this may be what you need.
14.NEUTRAL ARMOIRE
This armoire provides instant storage in the nursery while blending in with the background.
15. NURSERY ARMOIRE WITH CLEAN LINES
Regardless of your nursery design style, an armoire with clean lines and complete with leather pulls fits well in any space.
16.OPEN SHELVES
Open shelving, drawers, and space for hanging clothes-what nursery storage dreams are.
17.GO BOLD
This bold free-standing armoire solves the problem of a lack of nursery storage.
18.THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX
We love this stunning painted armoire with updated hardware for storing baby's things.
19.ARMOIRE WITH LEGS
The long legs on this armoire make the piece look lighter and airier in the nursery.
20.SCANDINAVIAN INSPIRED ARMOIRE
This nursery armoire might not have space for hanging baby's clothes, but we love the shelves, color, and style.
21. MINIMALIST ARMOIRE
This armoire's slim profile and clean, simple lines make it the perfect choice for the minimalist in you.
Last Updated on April 26, 2022 by Tira Attygalla
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