Shimo ash cabinets

Shimo ash cabinets have proven themselves very well. In a variety of rooms, a dark and light wardrobe with a mirror, for books and for clothes, corner and swing, will look beautiful. But you need to very carefully select a specific option in order to avoid mistakes.

Various elements and pieces of furniture in this color are now found more and more often. It is not surprising that cabinets of Shimo ash color have also appeared on the market. There are various shades of this color, differing in saturation, belonging to the darker or lighter part of the spectrum. But what is certain is that they are fully consistent with the standard of nobility and sophistication.

These cabinets are characterized by such features as:

• simplicity;
• lack of excessive pretentiousness;
• easy fit into a variety of interiors;
• combination with gray, green, even coral and many other colors.

Shimo light is divided into several important shades. Among them are most often called:

• Ash of Asahi;

• light ash;

• light ash, anchor subtype;

• shimo, subspecies Moscow;

• milk oak;

• Karelia ash;

• sonoma.

But a fairly wide variety is also typical for shimo in dark tones. The color "chocolate" looks very attractive, judging by the reviews. “Milan” and just “dark ash”, however, are also slightly inferior. Finally, there is the dark ash "anchor" - and again this color is perceived advantageously. But it is not only the colors themselves that are important, the execution of the furniture should also be given more attention. So, a wardrobe with a mirror has already become a virtually unspoken standard in this industry.

Lovers of true originality should pay attention to models in which, instead of a simple mirror, full-fledged mirrored facades with built-in lamps are used. Background lighting improves the overall perception anyway. Drawers or smaller cabinets where bedding and other small items are conveniently stored are also quite good additions.

It is worth considering that with the seeming unity of the external finish, furniture can be made of a variety of materials:

• natural wood;
• Fiberboard;
• Chipboard;
• MDF;
• Chipboard.

Natural solid wood is a very good but extremely expensive option. Other materials are cheaper, but each of them may have pitfalls. For clothes, wardrobes of the following types can be used:

• travel bag;
• wardrobe (its typical parameters are mobility and swing doors);
• partially or fully embedded models.

Quite often, a pencil case is produced in the “ash shimo” color. These products are found in the widest range and are suitable for a wide variety of premises. Despite the narrowed design, as far as possible storage of things, they are not inferior to full-format counterparts. But still, large enough objects inside may not fit. And, of course, any cabinet model can be made in a straight line or in a corner pattern - they both have advantages and disadvantages.

Ash texture blends perfectly with soft cool colors. The calming effect of this tone makes it quite logical to choose it in the bedroom and even, given the turbulent rhythms of modern life, in the study.In living rooms, this color is also finding increasing use, given the growing demand for natural motifs. Dark shades are needed where you want to emphasize at the same time:

• external elegance;
• romanticism;
• some kind of mystery;
• restraint.

Both dark and light shades of shimo will perfectly fit into the setting:

• classic style;
• country;
• retro;
• pop art;
• modernist interior decoration;
• baroque;
• minimalist direction;
• as well as in any room decorated in brown or chocolate colors, regardless of style.

Here are some options:

• wardrobe in shimo ash color, combined with a bed, dressing table, curtains and even the color of the walls (based on the principle of contrast);

• wardrobe as part of a furniture set in the hallway;

• furniture of light shimo color in a very light corner kitchen;

• another corner kitchen - a darker shade of the headset, which perfectly combines visually with the spot lighting of the ceiling and the white tiled floor;

• a light shimo wardrobe against a background of dark flooring.