Giulia Bedroom Wardrobe
Front: walnut veneer, tinted glass doors in a black profile, dressing table with mirror,…
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We design and manufacture made-to-order furniture to suit your dimensions, interior and fabric. 3D visualisation before production, honest pricing with no markups, and a 2-year furniture warranty.
We design every piece around your space: any dimensions, shape and seating comfort, with over 600 fabrics and materials to choose from. You’re involved in the project from sketch to assembly, and we’re responsible for the result: furniture warranty — 2 years.
Selected 12 items by filters. We can adapt any to your dimensions, fronts and interior layout.
Front: walnut veneer, tinted glass doors in a black profile, dressing table with mirror,…
Front: tinted glass in a bronze profile, open shelves, drawers, dressing table
Front: light gloss enamel, long brass handles, dressing table with mirror and lighting
Front: fluted MDF in olive and cream, arched fronts, brass handles, dressing table withi…
Front: light enamel, glass doors in a dark profile, open shelves with lighting, dressing…
Front: light matte enamel, glass doors in a bronze profile, mirrored niche, dressing table
Front: clear glass in a black profile, light carcass, open shelves with lighting, dressi…
Front: clear glass in a brass frame, light carcass, lighting on all shelves
Front: smoked glass in a black profile, walnut veneer interior, chest of drawers, lighting
Front: glass in a black profile, walnut veneer, dressing table, lighting
Front: tinted glass in a black profile, dark carcass, veneer drawers, lighting
In the bedroom, a wardrobe stores clothes, linens and shoes; in the living room, it holds books, tableware and everything that should stay out of sight. The tasks are different, so the layouts differ too. Clothes wardrobes for the bedroom are built around a hanging rail and drawers. A living room wardrobe more often combines closed sections, display cabinets and open shelves.
The section presents the finest models for the bedroom, and they are easy to adapt for the living room. We make every model to the dimensions of the room: into a niche, along a wall, into a corner or around the headboard of the bed. There is no upper limit — the body can occupy an entire wall and reach the ceiling.
Most models in the section are a wardrobe with hinged doors and a built-in dressing table. The table with a mirror and integrated lighting is placed in the centre or to the side, with open shelves, drawers and a bench nearby.
Inside — a rail for long garments, shelves for folded sweaters, pull-out drawers for linens, space for bags and shoes. Lighting on every shelf makes finding things easy. Tinted or clear glass doors turn the wardrobe into a display case, while mirrored fronts replace a floor mirror.
For the living room, choose a wardrobe that contributes to the interior. A display cabinet with glass doors and lighting shows tableware and collections. A library with open shelves holds plenty of books. A TV niche is built in between closed sections, and wires are hidden behind the front. A tall body from wall to wall can also serve for zoning if placed as a partition.
If there is little space in front of the furniture, a sliding system will work. We make sliding-door wardrobes for the living room and bedroom by the same principles; the models are in the sliding wardrobes section.
Straight wardrobes along a wall are the most common option; corner models make use of an empty corner. Inside are placed rails, shelves, a linen section with drawers, trouser and tie racks, and shoe racks on the lower tier. Suspended and wall-mounted modules above the bed or sofa provide extra storage and take up no floor space. If desired, tall compartments are divided with additional shelves, and lighting adds cosiness in the evening.
Modular storage systems from a store are tied to standard sizes. Non-standard niches, sloped ceilings and wall projections do not fit them. A custom-sized piece takes into account every detail of the space, including sockets and the windowsill. This way functional zones sit where they are convenient.
Single-door and double-door models are used in small rooms, while three-door and four-door models are placed along a large wall. The number of glass and solid doors is chosen according to what should be on display. Combined façades pair solid doors with glass in a black, bronze or brass profile. Enamel finishes can be matt or gloss: gloss reflects light and makes a dark room feel brighter.
Contemporary models feature smooth façades and long handles. Classic and neo-classic designs feature frames, arches, cornices and brass. Beige and light wood work for Scandinavian style; fluted façades and milky white suit Provence; framed doors and warm wood suit country; black profiles and dark glass suit loft. Popular shades include white, greys, brown, greens, blues and powder-pink tones. The exterior and finish are coordinated with the colours of the walls and floor.
Models in the catalogue are made to order. The price depends on length, finish, glass, lighting and a built-in table. Affordable solutions are flat façades without glass, with the best value offered by simple internal division. We manufacture in our own workshop without intermediaries, so the price remains attractive. The carcass is made from E1-class materials, which is a matter of quality and home safety. A 3% discount applies for cash payment. Production takes from 3 weeks (with enamel or veneer façades — around 2 months).
A wardrobe can be purchased only to order. Request a quote or leave an enquiry — our team will get in touch via Telegram, WhatsApp or email with information on the models. We’ll schedule the designer consultation at a time that suits you, then prepare a sketch. From the proposed options, you choose the solution that matches your style and budget.
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Models in the catalogue are made to order. The price depends on length, façade material, glass, lighting and a built-in dressing table. We confirm the exact amount once the dimensions are agreed. A 3% discount applies for cash payment.
A narrow single- or double-door wardrobe that reaches the ceiling, with light gloss or mirrored doors. A tall wardrobe holds more than a low, wide one, while the mirror visually expands the room.
Yes, most models in this section are designed this way. A dressing table with a mirror and integrated lighting can be positioned between sections or to the side, with open shelves, drawers and a bench nearby.
By purpose. For tableware and collections — a display cabinet with glass doors and lighting. For books — a library with open shelves. For equipment — a niche for the TV between closed sections. It can be placed along a wall, in a niche or around a doorway.
Clear, tinted and smoked glass in a black, bronze, graphite or brass profile. Behind the glass, items look as if in a display window, especially with shelf lighting.
Yes. A sliding system is convenient when there is little space in front of the wardrobe, for example in a narrow hallway or beside the bed. Sliding-door wardrobes are available in a separate catalogue section, and all models are also made to order.
For clothes on hangers across the rail, full depth is required. For books and tableware in the living room, shallow shelves are sufficient. The specialist will confirm the exact parameters during the designer consultation.
Yes, the section includes corner wardrobes. Two sections meet on adjacent walls; at the junction, rails can be arranged on two levels or a shelving unit for bags.
The colour of the carcass and façades is coordinated with the floor, walls and other furniture. Light tones make a large wall feel lighter, while dark wood and glass emphasise the lighting. We discuss the options at the sketch stage, using the catalogue model photos as a reference.
Wardrobes are made to order, so the catalogue model photos and the sketch are the basis for your choice.
Yes. In a children’s room, a lower rail and shelves at an accessible height are important, while everyday items are kept in drawers. In a study, sections for books and folders are essential. We make furniture for any purpose.
Payment terms: 20% for documentation preparation, 50% when production begins and 30% on completion. We accept cash and bank transfer, including from corporate clients.
A transparent process with no surprises: you approve the design and price before we start production.
We discuss your requirements and arrange a designer consultation if needed.
We build a 3D model with precise dimensions — you see the result in advance.
We select upholstery, filling and hardware from 600+ samples.
Made in our own production in 1–2 months.
2-year warranty on furniture and 25 years on Blum hardware — all that’s left is to sit back.
Basket weave, chenille, velvet, microfibre, faux leather and genuine leather — the designer will send photos of samples via messenger.
Leave your contact details — a designer will contact you, clarify the brief and prepare a quote with a 3D visualisation.