Corner Armoire Wardrobe
Corner armoire wardrobes are brilliant furniture pieces that add more storage options to a room without getting in the way. These big closets can easily hold all of your belongings safely and unobtrusively. They come in various decor styles, so you can easily match them with your existing decor theme. Explore some of the most interesting corner armoire wardrobe finds below.
Industrial Open Style Corner Wardrobe Closet
$199.99 $215.99
Industrial Open Style Corner Wardrobe Closet
17 Stories
$199.99 $215.99
Perfect For: A guest bedroom space turned into a walk-in closet space
What We Like: You can see everything on the racks and shelves of this unit
Not So Good For: Those looking for clothing storage with doors
Put your clothes, shoes and bags on full display with this open-concept corner wardrobe closet with a rounded top that’s crafted out of quality engineered wood and black iron. It contains three spacious rods for hanging as well as five side shelves and bottom space for additional storage.
Designer Advice:
This brown wood and iron corner wardrobe closet is made to be used every single day as both the wood and iron are scratch and rust-resistant. It’s suggested that you clean the shelving and rods with a clean cloth.
What Users Say:
I really needed this for storage and organization. It didn’t disappoint! I love the look and its good quality.
Sophisticated Corner Wardrobe Armoire
$929.99 $859.99
Sophisticated Corner Wardrobe Armoire
Wade Logan®
$929.99 $859.99
This corner wardrobe armoire is for those who don’t want to compromise on style despite the lack of space. You can use it as a standalone wardrobe or as part of your walk-in closet. It comes in three stylish colors: white, brown, or gorgeous midnight.
Tiny Walk In Corner Wardrobe
$1000 $550
Tiny Walk In Corner Wardrobe
East Urban Home
$1000 $550
This corner wardrobe closet is worth considering if you have a little extra space in your bedroom. While it seems like a typical corner wardrobe, it provides a lot of storage solutions for all of your clothing.
Open Concept Corner Coat Closet
$539.99 $1148.7
Open Concept Corner Coat Closet
Lark Manor™
$539.99 $1148.7
If you want a storage solution to fill an empty corner in your walk-in closet, this one might be just the right fit. This corner coat closet features two hanging rods and two shelves. It comes in a neutral white that can blend in anywhere.
Compact Corner Armoire
$579.99 $589.99
Compact Corner Armoire
Latitude Run®
$579.99 $589.99
This corner armoire is an excellent storage cabinet to hold all kinds of accessories, handbags, shoes, and other finds. It comes in a natural oak finish and has a wooden construction with a mix of open and closed storage options.
Designer Advice:
For a versatile armoire that blends into any room and provides plenty of storage, this is by far our favorite option. While it only comes in one finish, it’s easy to match with other furniture pieces because of its understated style. We suggest using this as a kids’ wardrobe to expand the free space in their bedroom or playroom.
Black Corner Armoire With Doors
$219.99
Black Corner Armoire With Doors
WFX Utility™
$219.99
Perfect For: Storing sweaters, t-shirts, pajamas and even footwear
What We Like: It comes with a tip-over restraint device to keep your corner armoire in place
Standing tall at 72 inches, this corner armoire with doors is made out of non-toxic laminated engineered wood. It contains an upper door that opens up to two shelves. The larger bottom portion opens up to two adjustable shelves that can be customized to your storage needs.
Designer Advice:
Add this black corner armoire with doors to any neutral-toned bedroom space with hardwood flooring. To bring an element of contrast to the space, simply decorate any bedroom windows with long cascading white linen curtains and position a round natural jute rug nearby to keep the bedroom feeling cozy and inviting.
What Users Say:
I’m really in love with this. The color matches our bedroom decor. It’s very sturdy and the size is amazingly a perfect fit. Storage space inside is good too!
White and Black Corner Wardrobe With Doors
$1000 $550
White and Black Corner Wardrobe With Doors
East Urban Home
$1000 $550
Perfect For: Individuals with an extensive clothing collection that needs a home
What We Like: It’s available in a few different color combinations to match your home decor style
Ideal for the corner of a master suite bedroom, this corner wardrobe with doors measures approximately 57 inches wide and nearly 79 inches tall. It’s crafted out of durable manufactured wood with a white and black laminate finish. The tall section with two doors opens to a hanging rod while the other hinged door opens to shelving with three spacious drawers underneath.
Designer Advice:
Add this corner wardrobe with doors into your bedroom or even at-home office space for much-needed clothes storage. The black and white color scheme fits in nicely with light gray or even taupe walls and hardwood or vinyl flooring. Set up a braided wool rug in front of the wardrobe and a full mirror beside it for a cool spot to check your outfit every morning.
What Users Say:
Good size, easy to put together and feels sturdy enough when it is up and joined to the wall. Looks good in the room and also looks as expected from the pictures.
Glossy Sleek Corner Wardrobe
Glossy Sleek Corner Wardrobe
Orren Ellis
This corner wardrobe with a glossy white finish is easy to install in any empty corner. Its various finishes reflect tons of light to make the room look bigger and brighter. It has three sections with multiple shelving options to store your clothes, bags, and accessories.
Designer Advice:
We love this simplistic wardrobe for how quietly it occupies a room. It comes in three finish options that go wonderfully with contemporary-chic decor styles. We suggest getting the mirrored finish to shine a light on dark corners. Mirrors also open up a small space and can make your tiny bedroom look and feel much more spacious.
Rustic Corner Armoire
Rustic Corner Armoire
This is an excellent choice if you prefer traditional or rustic cottage decor and need a wardrobe to go with your theme. This distressed corner armoire with doors has a solid wood construction and an old-school charm that lend a warm and cozy feel to any room.
Vintage Corner Armoire
Vintage Corner Armoire
This corner armoire closet will add a laid-back charm to your interiors with its beautiful light wood finish. It has solid wood construction with four spacious shelves for all your storage needs. The unfinished back only adds to the vintage appeal of this piece.
Corner Wardrobe Armoire
Corner Wardrobe Armoire
East Urban Home
This corner closet with doors is a perfect fit for your minimalist bedroom. It comes in a gray/white finish and has three shelves and a clothing rod for storage. It is a sleek and classy option that will match your modern decor.
Practical Corner Armoire
Practical Corner Armoire
Breakwater Bay
This corner armoire wardrobe will work wonders if you want something fancy for your linens. It takes up very little space, so you can put it in the tiniest empty corner of your apartment. While too small to hang clothes, it features four small shelves with doors.
Designer Advice:
We suggest going for this tiny corner armoire over any other decorative piece of furniture. It is a practical storage solution with gorgeous and classical elements to elevate any drab corner. The piece has a rustic and traditional appeal that will make your space feel warmer and cozier. It best suits winter vacation homes, cottages, or mountain cabins.
Portable Corner Wardrobe
Portable Corner Wardrobe
For storage, this portable corner wardrobe with doors is the answer. It features a solid frame that doesn’t flex or bend even as it holds multiple hangers and shelves. The piece is easily assembled and disassembled when the need arises.
Buying Guide
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Corner Armoire Wardrobes are stylish enough to give a China Cabinet a run for its money. The intricate marquetry, the inlays, carvings and hand forged hinges create a stunning centerpiece. Yet, the corner position ensures that the footprint is contained. Here’s a little help for first time shoppers looking for a corner armoire wardrobe.
Way before closets, cabinets and wardrobes became ubiquitous in our homes, the Armoire occupied prime position. These simple two-door wooden cabinets were versatile enough to store everything from kitchenware to fine linen. It was circa 17th century that these underwent an ornate transformation, as artists like Andre-Charles Boulle created alluring and sumptuous designs for King Louis XIV. Today, the Armoire is trending again as vintage furniture tops the list of desirables for both architects and homeowners alike. And why not?
There’s nothing like an antique Armoire from the mid-17th century or the Art Nouveau period to grab some eyeballs. However, it would leave you poorer by at least $1500 if you are looking for one in prime condition.
Instead, you can easily buy a reproduction or a replica for less than $500. Some of the replicas look so authentic that it would take an expert to spot the difference. It features a distressed finish with shellac, patina on the iron hardware and even tiny imperfections that mimic the handcrafted wood of yesteryears.
If you intend to use it for displaying your ware, then you’d most likely have to settle for a reproduction because it is extremely rare to find an antique armoire with a clear glass panel.
Measure the space where you intend to place the corner armoire wardrobe. Make a note of the maximum and minimum available space. Since it will be placed in a corner, the width is of utmost importance lest you want it to jut out like a sore thumb. Lesser is better if it’s a small room. You can always expand vertically.
The size that you choose will also depend on what you intend to store in the armoire. If it’s for clothes, then you’d most likely need hanging space. If it’s for something else, like storing your antique collection maybe, then look for adjustable shelves.
An antique armoire will most likely be made using a blend of wood. The cheapest types of wood were used for the back and the bases. The front and the frame were made using oak before the 16th century while Mahogany and Walnut became more common after the 17th Century.
Reproductions, on the other hand, will be made from a single type of wood. Solid wood armoires will be pricier whereas MDF will be cheaper.
Antique designs blend easily with classic décor themes but might look out of the place in modern décor themes. They can easily be identified by the design. 17th Century designs were characterized by the expansive sizes, the use of side doors and drawers. 18th Century designs were mostly minimalistic with two or one doors and the onus was on the artwork, particularly the parquetry and the inlays.
