Built-in furniture is a term for furniture that cannot be moved or remains permanently in one place, in Indonesian it is often referred to as “planted furniture”. This furniture is made with a kind of construction that blends with the walls, floor, or ceiling and adjusts the size and shape of the room you want to design with the model, color, and furniture material you want. For example, kitchen sets, wardrobes, bookshelves, backdrops, and others. Built-in furniture has several advantages and disadvantages as follows:

The Advantages of built-in furniture:
With sizes and shapes that can adapt to the room, built-in furniture can save space, very suitable for small or compact housing, such as a studio apartment or one-story house.

Built-in furniture is custom so it can be adjusted to your concept and wishes starting from choosing materials, and colors to furniture models.

By choosing this type of furniture you can make your house look more spacious and neat, thus giving a spacious impression to the house.

Built-in furniture materials tend to have higher quality because the materials used must be durable and sturdy. Once installed, built-in furniture will be difficult to repair or dismantle, so make sure the design suits your needs or choose a timeless design.

Built-in furniture is usually made multifunctional or has more than one use, for example, you can make drawers for storage under your study table. This type of furniture is suitable for a lot of items but doesn’t have a special warehouse or place to store these items.

The Disadvantages of built-in furniture:
Because it is custom or designed according to the owner’s requests (in terms of design, material, color and furniture installation), the costs tend to be more expensive.

The process of working on built-in furniture is quite long because it has to go through a long process starting from measurements in the room, design process, material selection, manufacturing, to the process of installing the furniture in the room.

This is built-in furniture so it requires additional costs for dismantling, especially for you who live in an old house.

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