Use bespoke in an entrance

The use of bespoke in an entrance is essential in order to make the most of all the existing space and to adapt effectively to your interior. The aim is to use every available centimetre to gain maximum space and therefore optimise your fittings. Thanks to the various options available on our configurator, you can design furniture with a multitude of storage options: sliding shelves, retractable wardrobes for high heights, lift-up tops... Made-to-measure allows you to create complete sets, perfectly adapted to your spaces and matching your requirements.

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Choosing claustra furniture to delimit an entrance

It's not uncommon for an entrance to be completely open within an interior and open directly onto a living area. In this case, the best solution is to opt for made-to-measure claustra furniture as a room divider. In fact, this type of furniture is accessible from both sides and makes it easy to delimit your entrance while creating storage that will give you more space and practicality. You can choose to create this variable-height room divider if you want to lighten the visual impact of your furniture. The room divider in claustra mode makes it easy to create an airlock to create a transition between your entrance and the rest of your interior. 

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Create bespoke multifunctional storage

In order to effectively organise your back-to-school, we recommend creating multifunctional storage. In other words, mix the types of storage so that your piece of furniture responds as precisely as possible to your everyday use. This way, you'll be able to store your belongings properly while still being able to access them with ease: drawers for storing your keys and accessories, sliding shelves for your shoes, hanging rails so you can hang your coats, benches with lift-up tops to optimise storage while still having a spare for easily putting on your shoes...

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Vary the storage of your bespoke furniture in the hallway

Making a enclosed bespoke furniture by adding a few niches will make it easier to use every day. For example, you'll have direct access to your keys to open your front door. On the other hand, adding niches to your entrance unit will lighten its visual impact and allow you to add the decorations of your choice to accentuate the design of your interior. 

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Create an arch with modular furniture

In some small entrances, you can opt to create a storage arch. In other words, create storage all around your door, even above it, so you don't lose any storage space. What's more, this type of arrangement is very discreet and helps to harmonise the furnishings of an entrance. 

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Use all the ceiling height

In order to make the most of the space available in your entrance, you can create measured furniture using all the ceiling height. This will ensure that not a single centimetre is wasted and will increase the amount of storage in your hallway. Especially when space is limited: using the full height of the partitions allows you to create storage easily in one and the same piece of furniture and make your daily life easier. 

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Use shallow furniture to optimise an entrance

Using shallow furniture within a restricted entrance is ideal so your furniture doesn't hog the space. Shallow units create storage discreetly by responding to the problems of small entrances. You'll be able to store your keys, shoes or any other accessory you need for your daily outings without cluttering up your entrance.