Curved wardrobes

Convex models have an outward curve, concave models an inward curve, and combined models alternate convex and concave elements. There is also a straight model with rounded ends or corner modules. Wardrobes can differ both in radius and in which parts are rounded.

It has no sharp corners, so it is more convenient in a narrow passage or hallway where it is easy to bump into an edge. A rounded module provides a soft ending to a row of wardrobes and makes the furniture look cohesive.

Hinged models: straight fronts with rounded edges or curved radius doors, as in the Olot model. These can be two-door sections or a long row of doors with a radius module at the end.

The fronts in this section are in veneer, enamel and MDF. Curved doors, shelves and cornices are made separately to the specified radius, and we decide on the construction for each project.

Curved parts are made precisely to the radius, so the designer consultation plays an important role: walls, corners and floor are taken into account in advance. Because of this, a radius wardrobe usually costs more than a straight one of the same size.

Most often in a hallway or corridor, where clear space for passage matters, as well as in the bedroom, living room and kitchen: the section includes kitchen cabinets with a rounded door. A radius module neatly closes a corner or the end of a run.

We tailor the internal layout to the task: shelves, clothing rails and hangers, drawers, shoe shelves. Curved sections can be fitted with radius or quarter-circle shelves, and open niches can include lighting.

White and light enamels, dark walnut veneer, light wood, coloured matte fronts — blue, terracotta. Fronts can be finished with a variety of handles or without handles — with grooves and fluting.

When choosing a wardrobe, we discuss the following parameters during the designer consultation: the wardrobe’s height and depth, the radius and direction of the curve, the door type and internal layout. The price depends on these details.

Yes, half of the models in this section are built-in: the wardrobe fills a niche from wall to wall, while a curved module conceals a projecting corner. A built-in system with radius elements looks like part of the wall.

Yes, if you wish, we can reproduce any model as shown or adjust the size and finish. We do not keep ready-made wardrobes in stock: each one is made to order in our in-house workshop.

The final cost depends on the project requirements: the number of curved elements, dimensions, finish and internal layout. The more curved parts, the higher the price.

A specialist visits for the designer consultation, the designer prepares a 3D visualisation, and after the sketch is approved, production takes from 3 weeks (with enamel or veneer fronts — around 2 months). Furniture warranty: 2 years; Blum hardware: 25 years. If you have a question, send it to the designer with your enquiry.