Imperia Sliding Wardrobe
Width from 160 cm · height and depth — to suit your corner
from $4 970
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A corner sliding-door wardrobe occupies space that usually goes unused: the two sections meet in the corner, and the ‘dead zone’ becomes useful capacity. Sliding doors do not need clearance to open, so this furniture is convenient where a bed, bedside table or radiator stands nearby.
The furniture is made to order: the catalogue presents door and finish options, and we use them to design a wardrobe for your corner, with the required width for each side and its own interior layout. It can only be purchased in a custom-sized version — the price is calculated per project, with no overpaying for anything unnecessary.
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Width from 160 cm · height and depth — to suit your corner
Width from 160 cm · height and depth — to suit your corner
Finish: Sonoma oak chipboard, sliding doors with black handles, hinged overhead cabinets… · height and depth — to suit your corner
Finish: light oak, sliding door with vertical slat detail, open shelves and illuminated … · height and depth — to suit your corner
Finish: light oak chipboard combined with white doors, sliding doors with vertical handl… · height and depth — to suit your corner
Finish: warm-tone oak veneer, fluted panel, recessed black handles, wood-matched trim · height and depth — to suit your corner
Finish: light oak chipboard, beige gloss glass inserts, a mirror insert on the central d… · height and depth — to suit your corner
Finish: Sonoma oak chipboard, central mirror door, metal bar handle · height and depth — to suit your corner
Finish: bronze mirror with alternating matte beige bands, slim dark profile · height and depth — to suit your corner
Finishing: slatted wood-effect fronts, sliding doors, open shelving with lighting, hangi… · height and depth — to suit your corner
For example, a four-door version: two straight sections on adjacent walls meet at a 90° angle. The most spacious option: each side is a full wardrobe with sliding doors, and the corner is used for a hanging rail or shelves. The sides can be different lengths; the doors come in a walnut woodgrain finish, beige, black or white, with a slim aluminium profile.
A straight wardrobe along one wall with an open or hinged module at the junction. This makes the corner easier to access, and the end panel can be fitted with shelves for books and décor.
A built-in design without side panels or a top: the doors are installed directly between the walls, and the shelves are fixed to them. It costs less than a carcass-built wardrobe and leaves no gaps at the top. Suitable for niches and rooms with uneven walls.
Access right in the corner is slightly trickier, so rarely used items are kept there — seasonal clothing, suitcases, blankets. A corner hanging rail or shelves are the most convenient; drawers, hangers and shelved compartments go in the straight sections. The sliding system runs on tracks.
The construction is the same as a straight wardrobe: frame, shelves, rails and sliding doors on tracks. Only the shape changes — depending on the installation space, the wardrobe is assembled from two parts or an additional module is added at the junction. This freestanding or built-in furniture looks great in the bedroom, living room and hallway. With a well-planned design, a corner wardrobe is just as practical as a straight one and often offers more useful volume.
Sliding doors save space: they move along the façade and do not obstruct passage. Hinged doors give full access to all contents at once but require room to open. If a bed, bedside table or radiator is next to the wardrobe, sliding doors are more practical. Hinged doors, however, are more convenient for deep shelves — the choice depends on the wardrobe’s purpose.
Buying a corner wardrobe directly from the manufacturer is more advantageous: furniture is made to individual sizes, and interior solutions are selected for your belongings — from long dresses to shoes. Lighting, glossy or matte door panels, milled doors, modern or classic style — everything is discussed during the designer consultation. Essentially it is the same wardrobe, only with sliding doors. The furniture price is confirmed after the sketch.
The width of each side starts from 160 cm, depth from 45 cm for a hallway to 60 cm for hanging clothes, and height usually goes up to the ceiling. Pricing depends on the length of the sides, door material and interior configuration. Budget-friendly options are made in chipboard with ready-made decor; premium options in enamel, veneer or with glass. You can also complete the set with a chest of drawers or shelving unit in the same finish, from the same collection. An economy option is film instead of enamel, gloss instead of glass.
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No. An L-shaped design makes use of the 'dead zone', so with a well-designed layout the usable capacity is even greater than that of a straight wardrobe of the same length. The corner holds items that are rarely needed.
Any dimensions to suit your corner and hallway: we take the length of each side and other parameters during the designer consultation; the wardrobe can also be installed along the full wall. The width of the sliding-door section starts from 160 cm, with no upper limit.
Yes, doors can be mirrored, glazed, enamel, veneer or combined. A reflective surface on one side visually widens a small room.
Yes. We have certificates for the board and MDF; our team will send them on request. For a child's room, we recommend fixing the wardrobe to the wall, and we make the shelves and hanging rail at a height that is convenient for the child.
Care is simple: every 1–2 months, clean dust from the lower track with a vacuum cleaner or a soft brush — this keeps the doors moving smoothly and quietly. There are no other care requirements.
Yes. We will take ergonomics, interior design and budget into account, and suggest the interior fittings: hanging rails, shelves, drawers. The price depends on the choices, so we will show you the options straight away. The sketch is included in the designer consultation and its fee is deducted from the order total.
In chipboard — from 3 weeks, express — from 2; with enamel or veneer doors — around 2 months. The lead time is counted from project approval.
You can see our work and door finishes there as well.
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.