Long garments, shirts, shoes, jewellery and luggage each receive accessible, properly proportioned storage. Rod heights, drawer depths and clearances are based on your actual belongings.
Useful details
Small belongings deserve a proper place too.
A central island can gather jewellery, watches, glasses, belts and accessories in shallow drawers that are easy to scan at a glance.
Glass tops, felt or velvet linings and subtle lighting turn daily storage into a signature piece of furniture.
Jewellery and watch trays
Secure drawers for valuables
Pull-out belt and scarf racks
Angled shoe shelving
Before the first drawing
A successful closet begins with an inventory, then organizes the routine.
Clothing, accessories, shoes and seasonal belongings establish the dimensions. We then coordinate heights, openings, lighting and airflow so storage remains easy to use.
01 — Inventory and reach
Capacity at the right heights
How many long, short and folded garments—and how many pairs of shoes—must actually fit?
We measure categories before dividing the cabinet. Daily zones stay between shoulder and knee height, while upper volumes hold seasonal belongings and luggage.
Long hanging and double rods
Shelves sized around actual stacks
Shoes at a visible height
Upper storage for luggage and seasons
02 — Daily belongings
Drawers, trays and accessories
Are small belongings visible, protected and accessible without searching?
Drawer depths and dividers follow the objects. Jewellery, glasses, belts, scarves and watches receive distinct zones near the place where you get dressed.
Shallow lined trays
Removable dividers
Pull-out accessory racks
Lockable drawer when needed
03 — Atmosphere and care
Doors, lighting and airflow
What should remain visible, stay protected from dust and be lit without heating textiles?
Open, glazed and enclosed sections are distributed by use. Diffused light reveals colour, while clearances and discreet air openings help shoes and fabrics breathe.
Solid, glazed or open sections
Diffused, serviceable LED lighting
Discreet airflow in enclosed zones
Door swings and circulation clearances
Closet inspiration
Six systems, from reach-in to walk-in.
The right solution starts with the inventory: short and long garments, shoes, folded items, jewellery and seasonal belongings.
Concept images — presented as inspiration, not as completed work by the company
Possibilities
Open, enclosed or somewhere in between.
Walk-in closets and wardrobes
Shoe and accessory storage
Interior drawers and islands
Integrated lighting and glass doors
Linen and pantry cabinets
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