Every use has its dimensions.
The study organizes hanging lengths, drawers, shoe storage and upper luggage compartments. Clothing and accessory needs translate into specific joinery divisions, from long garments to everyday storage.
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Walk-in wardrobe studies
THE IDEA
The walk-in wardrobes begin with precise organization: hanging lengths, drawers, shoes and luggage storage. Joinery brings these needs together in a continuous composition that becomes part of the room.
THE SPACES / 01 VIEWS
From the whole to the detail. Visualizations, photographs and drawings, with their sources identified in each image. Open an image to browse the gallery.
The study organizes hanging lengths, drawers, shoe storage and upper luggage compartments. Clothing and accessory needs translate into specific joinery divisions, from long garments to everyday storage.
The guest wardrobe visualization shows how timber fronts and open niches create a continuous presence in the room. Solid surfaces, shelves and integrated lighting make the joinery readable without visually fragmenting the space.
The original sheet brings together a perspective of the guest wardrobe and two elevations of the main wardrobe. These are different studies within the same residence, showing the transition from spatial intention to storage organization.
THE SKETCHBOOK / DRAWINGS AND PROCESS
Another way to understand a project: see how it was conceived. A selection of drawings from its original documentation.
Each module serves a way of storing: long garments, short hanging, drawers and luggage compartments.
Original project documentationTHE ARCHIVE / 01 SHEETS
Plans, studies and material from the original portfolios, brought together to explore this project in detail.
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