Open wardrobes

A shelving unit is a fully open structure, while an open wardrobe often combines shelves with closed cabinets, drawers or wall-mounted sections. The section includes both options, including models built into a niche.

First, define the purpose: a home library, a place for décor or items needed in everyday life. Cells of different heights suit books, lit niches suit décor, and closed cabinets suit things you prefer to keep out of sight. There is no perfect wardrobe for every case: the choice depends on what will stand on the shelves every day — use that to choose the layout.

Most often in the living room at home: a full-wall open cabinet replaces a wall unit and makes the most of the space. It works well in a home office, a teenager’s room and as a room divider between zones in a studio.

Open shelves collect more dust than closed cabinets, so items you rarely use are best stored in the lower cabinets. Practical finishes such as matte enamel, veneer and chipboard simply need regular wiping with a damp cloth.

Yes, this is a common solution: lower cabinets with two- or three-door fronts and drawers, with open shelves above for quick access to books. Above them, two-door wall-mounted cabinets can be added.

Chipboard, MDF, enamel, veneer and glass; for carcass components we use E1-class materials. Matte enamel suits contemporary interiors, while oak-effect décors bring a warm wood texture. Edge quality matters especially here: shelf ends are always visible.

White and light tones, beige, brown, graphite, and in enamel any shade: blue, green, red. The colour can be matched to the floor, walls and other furniture. A stylish combination is graphite enamel with lighting, or light wood with black handles.

Yes, compartments can be of different widths and heights, shelves can be offset, and the top can be stepped, as in the Marwan model. This makes it possible to combine straight and corner compositions, a tall floor-to-ceiling cabinet and low cabinets in one system.

Any size: height, depth and width are set to suit the room, from a narrow shelving unit to large full-wall systems. During the designer consultation, we will account for sockets, windows and radiators.

Usually yes: at the same size, it has fewer fronts and fittings. But if the project includes many drawers, lighting or enamel, the difference narrows.

Yes, any model can be ordered as shown or adapted to your wall. There are no ready-made items — everything is made to order in our in-house workshop.

Pricing is calculated per project: based on dimensions, materials, the number of closed sections and drawers. The team will confirm the exact quote after the designer consultation.

An on-site designer consultation, 3D visualisation, sign-off of the sketch and production from 3 weeks (with enamel or veneer fronts — around 2 months). Furniture warranty — 2 years, Blum hardware — 25 years. If you have questions, request a quote.