Built-In Wardrobes

A built-in wardrobe fills the allocated space completely — floor to ceiling and wall to wall. There are no dust-collecting gaps, and the capacity on the same footprint is noticeably higher. It also blends into the interior like part of the architecture.

The price is calculated individually — by size, front material and interior configuration. The exact cost is set after measurement and a 3D design; the general logic is the same as described on our prices page — material and area define the price.

Yes — that is exactly the strength of built-in furniture. The wardrobe is made to millimetre-precise measurements for any configuration: a niche, a sloped ceiling, an attic or a non-standard corner.

Both are possible: sliding (coupe) doors save space in narrow rooms, a mirrored slider visually enlarges the room, and hinged doors give a full view of the contents. The room size and interior style dictate the choice.

Handleless modern fronts, classic panelled, mirrored or glass fronts in aluminium frames — in laminated or painted MDF. You will find all of these in our completed projects.

The stages are: measurement → 3D design → production → installation. From project approval to installation usually takes 6–8 weeks.

Sections are arranged around your wardrobe: rails for long and short garments, shelves, drawers and pull-out mechanisms with Blum hardware. Everything is visible in advance in the 3D design.

Yes — workmanship is covered by an official 2-to-5-year warranty, depending on materials and mechanisms.