A bedroom wardrobe that reaches for the sky — vertical grooves, a golden strip at centre, long golden PVD handles, and a loft above for all the overflow.
This wardrobe doesn't just store — it stands tall. Vertical grooves add rhythm without clutter. A single golden strip runs down the centre, breaking the expanse with quiet luxury. Long golden PVD coated handles echo the strip, warm and weighty in the hand. Above it all, a loft catches the things you need less often — luggage, off-season clothes, memories in boxes. It's storage, yes. But it's also architecture.

Bedroom Wardrobe with Vertical Grooves, Golden Strip, PVD Handles, and Loft Storage

A bedroom wardrobe that reaches for the sky — vertical grooves, a golden strip at centre, long golden PVD handles, and a loft above for all the overflow.

Download Image View full project

Relevant links

A master bedroom wrapped in warmth and intention — golden metal strips on the bed back, a vanity with mirror, glossy brown laminate wardrobe, and black PGVT tiles below.
This master bedroom doesn't whisper — it gleams. The bed back wall is traced with golden metal strips, adding rhythm and a quiet kind of luxury. Across the room, a dressing table vanity with mirror stands ready for morning routines. The wardrobe wraps the wall in glossy brown laminate, finished with brass handles that catch the light. And underfoot? Black PGVT tiles — polished, dramatic, and surprisingly warm. It's a room that feels rich without being loud. Gold, brown, black — grounded, glowing, gorgeous.
A bedroom where everything has a place - TV unit opposite the bed with layered console, grooved accent wall, pendant light, dressing unit, and cream blackout curtains.
Opposite the bed, a TV unit that means business — a long linear console in brown glossy laminate, topped with black glossy counter. The wall behind mixes grooved cuttings in wood and beige, adding depth without weight. Above the left side table, a hanging pendant light drops soft glow. At the right, a dressing unit stands ready. And at the window, long blackout curtains in cream fabric block the world when you need rest, filter light when you don't. It's balanced. It's functional. It's a room that actually works for how you live.
A TV wall that thinks it's architecture — brown glossy floating vanity, black textured counter, grooved wood and beige panels, and matching laminate doors.
This TV unit doesn't sit on the floor — it floats. A long linear vanity in brown glossy laminate seems to hover, topped with black Italian textured laminate that begs to be touched. Behind it, the TV wall layers grooved panels in wood and beige — rhythm, warmth, and softness all at once. The doors on either side continue the language: wooden laminate finish with the same groove design, hiding storage in plain sight. It's not a TV unit. It's a composition.
A bedroom plain ceiling that works smarter — centre fan for airflow, six panel lights placed exactly where needed, and not a single false ceiling in sight.
No false ceiling. No clutter. Just a plain canvas with a plan. A centre fan moves air quietly, evenly. Six panel lights are positioned exactly where task lighting matters — over the bed for reading, over the dresser for routines, over the corners to keep the room bright without shadows. It's minimal. It's functional. It's a ceiling that asks for nothing more than to do its job well.

Contact