How we work
The manufacturing process is the same as for standard built-in wardrobes, but the complexity increases. It requires coordination with an electrician for integrated lighting (LED strips on each hanging rail, spotlights above drawers, backlit mirror), careful study of circulation so the central island doesn't obstruct movement. Manufacturing of special elements like a rotating shoe rack or pull-out trouser rack. Natural woods (oak, walnut, ash) are the traditional choice for large dressing rooms with unrestricted budgets. Each wardrobe is unique due to the natural wood grain. They require periodic varnishing every 8-10 years but can be restored almost indefinitely. The process begins with an initial visit where we measure the space with a laser measure, photograph specific features (beams, sockets, shutters that might affect the design). We discuss with you what you want to store and how. We create an initial sketch on a tablet, adjusting it on the spot based on your feedback. We show you a 3D render before proceeding to the quote and final signed plans.
