Wardrobe Systems

Walk-in and fitted wardrobes with integrated lighting.

Fitted wardrobes for alcoves

Standard bedrooms in Verona apartments often have awkward alcoves and sloping ceilings under the roofline. We scribe carcasses to follow the architecture and use filler panels that look intentional rather than afterthought. Door options include hinged, bi-fold, and sliding — sliding is preferred where bed clearance is tight.

Walk-in dressing rooms

Walk-in layouts are planned around a central aisle with hanging on both sides or a mix of hanging, shelving, and drawer banks. Islands with glass tops display watches and accessories; integrated safes sit in locked drawers. Mirrors on doors or end panels reduce the need for separate freestanding furniture.

Internal fit-out and lighting

Hanging rails at double height with pull-down lifts maximise vertical space in rooms above 2.8 m. Shoe racks, tie trays, and pull-out trouser rails are priced as modules. LED strip lighting on PIR sensors illuminates hanging areas when doors open; dimmable options suit master suites.

Finishes and hardware

Externally, doors match bedroom joinery — oak, walnut veneer, or lacquered MDF in any RAL colour. Internally, drawers use solid maple boxes with soft-close runners. Handles range from recessed finger pulls to brushed brass knobs sourced from Italian hardware makers.

Price ranges

A 3 m fitted wardrobe run, floor to ceiling with four doors and internal shelf and rail, starts around €4,800. Walk-in dressing rooms from €18,000 depending on island, lighting, and drawer count. Mirror sliding doors add approximately €600 per panel over standard laminate-backed doors.