Bodo Hallway Wardrobe
Finish: matte graphite handleless fronts, bench, niche with shelves and warm lighting · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
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.
This section brings together entryway storage furniture: hinged-door cabinets, tall units, and built-in systems with an open niche, bench and overhead compartment. Any piece can be custom-sized — we tailor the width, height and depth to your hallway, while you choose the colour and fronts.
Pricing depends on dimensions, front material and configuration; each piece is quoted individually.
38 items in the section. We can adapt any to your dimensions, fronts and interior layout.
Finish: matte graphite handleless fronts, bench, niche with shelves and warm lighting · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Front: light grey enamel with mouldings, long bronze-effect handle · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Finish: walnut veneer, smooth handleless fronts, overhead cabinet, console with stone wo… · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Finish: light oak veneer, open niche with hooks and a shelf, long console bench, drawers… · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Front: light matte enamel with routed handle, dark veneer niche, illuminated shoe storage · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Finish: matte olive enamel, overhead cabinet, full-length mirror, console with veneer dr… · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Front: matte grey-beige enamel, fluted console, illuminated shoe niche, veneer panels · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Finish: light grey matte fronts, long black handles, niche with lighting, dark shelves, … · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Finish: dark walnut veneer, vertical black handles, niche with shelves and lighting, sus… · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Finish: matte grey handleless fronts, soft bench with drawers, cabinet, mirror insert, p… · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Finish: taupe matte fronts, long vertical handle, slatted panel, hooks, lighting, bench … · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
Front: light grey matte enamel, handle-free, slatted wall panel, illuminated seating con… · width, height, depth and price — after the designer consultation
First, think about which items you have and how many. Heavy coats and down jackets need a deep section with a hanging rail; folded items need shelves and drawers; seasonal and occasional items can go in the overhead compartment.
Hinged doors need room to open: roughly the depth of the carcass plus the door width. In a narrow passage this gets in the way, so sliding doors are better — their panels run on tracks.
If there is enough space, a hinged model is simpler, more reliable and usually more affordable.
At the bottom, a shoe section with chipboard or pull-out shelves. Next to it, an open section with hooks and a bench — a convenient place to sit — and a console shelf for keys and a bag.
Chipboard is the most affordable option with a wide choice of décors; enamel comes in any RAL or NCS colour, matt or gloss, with optional routed detailing; veneer is natural wood, such as walnut. Colours range from white and beige to black and wenge; styles include modern, Provence and minimalist, with gloss or matt fronts and long handles. Hardware by Blum and Salice, soft-close drawers and push-to-open mechanisms.
Different types suit the entryway: sliding doors, single- and double-door hinged models, corner designs, tall cabinets, display cabinets for accessories and built-in furniture. In purpose it is the same wardrobe or linen cupboard — it all depends on your preferences and the size of the hallway. Straight models are placed along the wall; a combined option pairs closed sections with open ones.
The price depends on dimensions, material, configuration and hardware. There are no hidden charges: the price is fixed once you approve the final sketch. To buy custom furniture, request a quote — our team will help you choose an option, including budget-friendly chipboard solutions. A designer consultation designer consultation is deducted from the order total. We also make bedside tables, chests of drawers and shelving in the same colour to match the wardrobe — entryway furniture can be bought as a set — contemporary and classic designs in one collection.
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Hinged, sliding, corner, tall cabinets and built-in models, with open sections, a bench and an overhead compartment, left- and right-hand versions. All made to order to create more space at home; mini models are also available.
If space in front of the wardrobe is limited, choose sliding doors: the panels run on tracks. Hinged doors need room to open — roughly the depth of the carcass plus the door width.
A built-in wardrobe is integrated into the architecture: walls, floor and ceiling can replace its sides, base and top. A carcass model is the familiar design with its own back panel, top and sides.
Yes: chipboard or pull-out shelves in the lower section. This keeps dirt away from the rest of your items.
Wipe the carcass and fronts with a soft cloth and a mild soap solution, avoiding abrasives and alkaline products. For sliding wardrobes, clean the tracks from time to time with a vacuum or a brush.
No. The price is fixed after the final sketch is approved. Additional charges apply only if you choose to add or change something yourself.
Chipboard versions take from 3 weeks; with enamel or veneer fronts, around 2 months. A 70% deposit is required, with the remaining 30% due one week before completion; cash payments receive a 3% discount.
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.