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Wardrobes and closets, fitted to the millimeter

Ready-made wardrobes leave gaps: above, beside, behind. A fitted wardrobe uses the full height and width of the wall, and its interior is divided around what you actually own. We build custom wardrobes and walk-in closets in our Tirana workshop, measured on site and installed by hand.

What we build

From a single wardrobe to a walk-in room

Every project starts with the wall and the wardrobe’s future contents: how much hanging space, how many drawers, what needs to stay visible.

01

Fitted floor-to-ceiling wardrobes

Built wall to wall and up to the ceiling, with no dust gap on top and no wasted strip on the side.

02

Sliding-door wardrobes

For rooms where a hinged door has no room to swing, with quiet European sliding systems and doors in board, glass, or mirror.

03

Walk-in closets

Open shelving, hanging rails, drawer islands, and lighting planned as a small room of its own.

04

Hallway and utility storage

Entryway closets for coats and shoes, and utility cupboards that hide the boiler, the ironing board, or the vacuum.

05

Under-stair and attic solutions

Sloped ceilings and odd angles are exactly where custom building beats anything off the shelf.

Interiors planned around your clothes

The outside of a wardrobe is a design decision; the inside is an engineering one. We plan double and single hanging heights, shelf depths, drawer counts, and shoe storage around your actual wardrobe contents, using the measurement standards we publish on our blog.

Doors run on European hinges and sliding systems with soft-close as standard, and every interior fitting is adjustable, so the wardrobe can change as your needs do. Drawers are built as boxes, not folded sheet, and they feel like it.

Common questions about fitted wardrobes

How much does a fitted wardrobe cost?

The main factors are width and height, the door system, and the interior layout. Sliding doors and mirror or glass fronts cost more than hinged board doors. Send us the wall measurements and we will prepare a free itemized quote.

Sliding or hinged doors, which should I choose?

Hinged doors give full access to the interior and cost less; sliding doors save the swing space in front of the wardrobe. In narrow bedrooms sliding usually wins; where space allows, hinged is the more practical choice.

Can you build around sloped ceilings and niches?

Yes, that is where custom building makes the most sense. We measure the angles on site and build the carcass to follow them, so the awkward corner becomes the most efficient storage in the room.

How deep does a wardrobe need to be?

For hanging clothes on a standard rail you need around 60 cm of internal depth; shelves-only sections can be shallower. If your space cannot give 60 cm, we plan pull-out rails that hang clothes front-to-back instead.

Do you organize the interior too?

Yes. Rails, shelves, drawers, trouser pull-outs, and shoe racks are part of the design conversation, and we divide the interior based on what you own, not a generic template.

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Ready to plan your wardrobe?

Send us the wall width and height and a note on what it needs to hold. We will come back with a layout and a free quote.

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