Jyvaskyla Narrow Hallway Cabinet
Finish: walnut veneer, smooth handleless fronts, overhead cabinet, console with stone wo…
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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.
57 items in the section. We can adapt any to your dimensions, fronts and interior layout.
Finish: walnut veneer, smooth handleless fronts, overhead cabinet, console with stone wo…
Finish: matte sage fronts, knob handles, open oak shelves, pull-out toy drawers, seat
Finish: white enamel, panelled fronts, top cabinets, brass handles, built-in beneath a m…
Finish: light matte enamel, arched moulding on the façades, fluted plinth, tinted glass …
Finish: white MDF, routed slatted arch detail, gold profile handles, top cabinets
Front: walnut veneer with an arched routed detail, brass handles, lit open sections
Finish: light oak veneer, framed fronts, top cabinets, long brass bar handles
Finish: light matte enamel, fluted lower section on the façades, brass bar handles, open…
Finish: oak, smooth fronts, full-width top cabinets, end profile handles, plinth
Front: walnut veneer and tinted glass in a black profile, vertical handles
Finish: powder-pink fronts with a shaped rounded base, semi-circular handles, oak-effect…
Finish: white MDF with frame routing, overhead cabinets, gold-tone handles, side shelvin…
A hinged door opens the entire section at once. You can see everything and easily reach the far shelf. That is why wardrobes with hinged doors remain the most intuitive storage solution in the bedroom, living room and hallway.
Each model is made in our own production for a specific space. The carcass fits into a wall section or occupies the entire wall up to the ceiling. There is no upper limit: the number of sections is determined by the wall, not by a catalogue.
Combined models combine solid doors, open shelves and a glass-front display section. Modular systems will not fit a wall as precisely: there is always a gap between them and the ceiling.
Height is most often taken up to the ceiling: an upper tier appears for seasonal items. Depth is chosen according to purpose. Full depth is needed for clothes on hangers; shallower shelves are enough for books and shoes. When choosing a layout, it is easier to start with a list of belongings. Long clothing, folded jumpers, bags and shoes require different sections.
Inside, rails, shelves, pull-out drawers and trouser racks are installed. Open sections with shelving serve for décor, and lighting helps you find what you need in the evening.
Straight models are placed along one wall. If the wall is short, it is better to use a corner: two sections meet at a right angle and take up unused space. A built-in option needs no side panels or back panel when a niche already exists. Overhead top compartments above a doorway add a tier for boxes and suitcases.
In the hallway, hook rails, a shelf for hats and shoe racks at the bottom are installed inside. In the bedroom, a long rail and linen drawers are more important. The best solutions for the home come when sections are designed for real belongings, not a standard layout.
Walnut veneer gives a lively wood grain. Enamel can be matte or gloss. MDF allows milling: arches, frames, graphic ornament. Glass doors in a black or bronze profile turn a section into a display cabinet.
Modern models are made smooth, with long vertical handles or a handle at the end of the door. Classic models get a framed front and cornice. Light framed doors suit Provençal style; beige matte fronts and wood suit Scandinavian style. Black matte with brass looks strict and luxurious. A dressing table or shoe racks in the same finish can be placed nearby.
The final quote depends on the number of doors, front finishes and internal fittings.
Request a quote on the website — we will answer your questions and send information on the models. A designer provides a designer consultation, then we agree the sketch. Production takes from 3 weeks (with enamel or veneer fronts — around 2 months).
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The quote depends on the number of doors, front material, drawers and lighting. We confirm the exact figure after the designer consultation and approval of the sketch.
A hinged door opens the section fully, and items are visible at once. Sliding doors save space in front of the carcass, but one part always remains closed. For a narrow hallway, choose sliding doors; for the bedroom, hinged doors are more common.
A narrow single-door or two-door model up to the ceiling. Light fronts and a mirror visually expand the space. A tall carcass holds more than a wide, low one.
Hangers should hang freely across the rail, so full depth is needed for them. Shallower sections are made for books, shoes and small items. Exact dimensions are confirmed by our specialist during the designer consultation.
Yes. An open shelving unit for books and décor can be added to the side or between sections. A lit niche breaks up a large wall and makes it feel lighter.
Yes. The glass is clear or tinted, in a black or bronze profile. Hanging rails and shelves with lighting are placed behind it, and the section works as a display cabinet.
Yes. For a children's room, we recommend a lower hanging rail that a child can reach themselves, and shelves for toys and books. The upper tier is kept for seasonal items.
Long vertical handles, short brass handles, a milled handle at the edge or a push mechanism without handles. Handles are fitted to each door so the leaves open independently.
Yes. For a study, shelves for folders and books are provided inside; for a living room, open sections for décor and closed ones for storage. A single finish ties the furniture in the room together.
There are no ready-made items in stock. Each wardrobe is made to order: to your dimensions, in the chosen finish and with the required interior configuration.
Production takes from 3 weeks (with enamel or veneer façades — about 2 months) after the sketch is approved.
Payment is made in three stages: 20% for documentation, 50% when production starts and 30% on completion. We accept cash and bank transfer, including from companies.
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.