Apparently there's a lot of different terms...

[deird1]

Okay. I’m officially intrigued.

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[angearia]

My "something else" for storing clothes in the bedroom is what I called a dresser/dresser drawers. Or the closet.

[deird1]

Actually, I meant what Emmie is calling a closet...

Keep entry-spamming! Woo! :D

[ms_scarletibis]

The "doors" and not door, is what confused me :)

Although, there are closets with sliding doors...but usually, what comes to mind is just the one.

[deird1]

Really? My (walk-in) wardrobe has three.

[ms_scarletibis]

Maybe I've just been sheltered in regards to closets?

*shrug*

<--would love to see a photo.

However, I do have a sliding door closet with three sections, but it's not a typical closet--not a bedroom closet--so I didn't count it.

[deird1]

...did I just go crazy and say I have a walk-in wardrobe? *facepalm*
I have an in-wall wardrobe.

Photos will almost definitely be around for my Average Aussie House post, whenever that happens.

[lavastar]

Mine has two that meet in the middle and fold out on slider thingies in the top. It's good for flinging open dramatically when you don't know what to wear.

[gillo]

We'd call that a walk-in wardrobe. The word "closet" isn't used much in England - it's too reminiscent of WC,the lavatory. *g*

[eowyn_315]

This. I have closets, so that's how I answered the question. My parents have a wardrobe (which their cat likes to climb like Mount Everest).