Built-in wardrobe: a tailor-made space-saving solution

For a tidy and harmonious home, the built-in wardrobe is a space-saving design solution that can help you live your habitat with more balance.

What is a built-in cupboard? A built-in cupboard is called a “wall cupboard” because the cabinet space is taken from the wall. This is an excellent tidying solution in the home and, with the right measures, can be a real design object in the room. In addition to saving floor space, the wall cupboard allows for better organisation of space.

Although one apparently associates this solution with tidying up clothes, the built-in wardrobe can be used not only in the bedroom, but also in the hallway and kitchen for a perfectly tidy home.

Built-in wardrobe in niches: give space to forgotten objects

Thanks to this space-saving solution, it is possible to make the most of niches in the house that we have not yet used, in which to store objects that never have a real purpose. Sometimes the wall cupboard is designed for that corner in the house in which to “hide” cleaning tools, such as hoovers, brooms, buckets and the like.

The same goes for those clothes that hangers can no longer hold due to lack of space or for those items useful in emergencies, such as torches, spare bulbs, spare batteries or Christmas decorations (which we certainly don’t want to throw away and buy again every year!).

In short, the built-in cupboard can really be the most useful space-saving corner in the home!

The laundry corner

In recent years, the laundry corner in homes has taken up space in different rooms of the house: some people prefer it in the bathroom, some in the kitchen or some in the attic. Certainly, the space to be dedicated to the washing machine, dryer, laundry basket is always designed not to be visible to guests, but it is undoubtedly an intimate corner of the house.

For this reason, a built-in wardrobe can be the perfect solution to create a personalised laundry corner, where all detergents and cleaning products can also be stored.

In the bedroom: elegance and design

Everyone dreams of a spacious and tidy walk-in wardrobe: the built-in wardrobe in the bedroom is that dream come true that gives order and elegance to this room.

The built-in wardrobe enhances the walls of the bedroom, creating real “equipped walls” where you can not only store clothes and linen, but also fit small bookcases and customised shelves.

In the corridor: design it with taste

The corridor is that space in the home which, if exploited to the full, can solve many problems.

In the corridor it is important to think of a customised solution, depending on the space available. This can also be customised in the arrangement of objects to be stored in it, so as to make it “beautiful” also in the eyes of those who enter the home.

In the kitchen

A trend of recent years is wall cupboards in the kitchen: designed for those who have little space and want to exploit the walls down to the last millimetre, wall cupboards in the kitchen house the larder, the dish service and perhaps some small appliances that are not used in everyday life, but which we only use occasionally and on the shelf would gather dust.