Gardone Walk-in Wardrobe
Front: black matte carcass, open sections, dressing table, lighting
from $3 727
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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.
13 items in the section. We can adapt any to your dimensions, fronts and interior layout.
Front: black matte carcass, open sections, dressing table, lighting
A walk-in wardrobe brings clothes, shoes and accessories together in one place. Belongings no longer spread across wardrobes and chests throughout the apartment, and morning routines take just minutes. It can occupy a separate room, a niche, part of a bedroom or a passageway between rooms.
We build every walk-in wardrobe to the dimensions of the space: wall to wall and up to the ceiling, taking windows, doors and sloped areas into account. There is no upper limit — the layout is defined by the room, not by a standard set.
If there is no room for a walk-in wardrobe, built-in sections with glass doors can be placed directly in the bedroom. Such a wardrobe system takes up one wall and looks like a large display wardrobe.
The composition of sections is planned around the list of items. Long dresses and coats hang on a high rail, shirts and jackets on two-tier rails. Folded items sit on shelves, underwear and small items in drawers. Shoes go on angled shelves, in a dedicated column or in low shoe racks; bags go in open cubbies at the top.
An island in the centre of the room allows jewellery to be stored under glass and provides another row of drawers. A dressing table with a backlit mirror turns the walk-in wardrobe into a place for getting ready. A floor bench or armchair is there for trying on shoes while seated. Lighting is built into every shelf and upright.
Open sections give quick access and suit a separate room. Glass doors in a black, graphite or bronze profile protect items from dust while keeping them visible. Solid fronts with long handles hide what should not be on display. These options are often combined in one room.
We use walnut wood veneer, enamel, painted MDF and glass in a metal profile. The carcass is made from E1-class materials — the foundation of quality and safety. Contemporary walk-in wardrobes are made in dark veneer with a black profile, in light enamel or in deep colours such as dark green. Modular metal shelving costs less, but it is a different construction: uprights and mesh shelves without fronts. A fitted walk-in wardrobe in veneer and enamel becomes part of the home's interior.
The cost depends on the area, layout, finish, glass, island and lighting. A 3% discount is available immediately for cash payment. Production takes from 3 weeks (with fronts in enamel or veneer — around 2 months).
A walk-in wardrobe is available exclusively made to order. Request a quote on the website: our team will answer your questions and share details on models and how we work via Telegram, WhatsApp or email. The designer will visit for designer consultation, then we will agree the sketch. You can view layout examples in the catalogue above: each model has its own photos and description.
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The cost depends on the area, layout, front material, glass, island and lighting. We confirm the exact quote after designer consultation. A 3% discount applies for cash payment.
Even small spaces and niches can accommodate a walk-in wardrobe. It is important to leave a clear passage between sections. A linear layout suits a narrow room, while a U-shaped one suits a spacious room. The designer will suggest the exact option after designer consultation.
Linear — along one wall. Corner — on two adjacent walls. U-shaped — on three walls, the most spacious. Corridor walk-in wardrobe — sections on both sides of the passage.
Yes. If there is no separate room, sections with glass doors can be placed along a bedroom wall. The result is a wardrobe system that looks like a lit display.
Open sections give quick access and suit a separate room. Glass doors protect from dust and keep items visible. Solid fronts hide everything else. The options are often combined.
Shoes go on angled shelves or in a dedicated shoe column with lighting. Accessories and jewellery go in island drawers under glass. Bags go in open cubbies on the upper level.
An island is worthwhile if the room allows you to walk around it on all sides. On top, under glass, are jewellery and watches; on the sides are drawers. It is also a convenient surface for laying out clothes.
Yes. A table with a backlit mirror and drawers can be built into one of the walls or the end wall. The walk-in wardrobe becomes a fully fledged place for getting ready.
A metal system consists of uprights and mesh shelves without fronts; it can be assembled and repositioned quickly. A fitted walk-in wardrobe is made from veneer, enamel and MDF, fits precisely to the walls and looks like part of the interior finish.
Yes. For a children's room, lower rails and shelves are placed at an accessible height, while the upper tier is kept for seasonal items. A designer helps with layout planning.
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.