Al centimetro by Lema, design Officinadesign Lema.

An evolution of the iconic Al centimetro model, this haute couture wardrobe is made with 100% recyclable green materials, a new aluminum frame, doors which open to 180°, LED lights and a transparent glass back.

Trench by Jesse.

With sliding or hinged doors covered in leather with ton-sur-ton stitching, the wardrobe instantly gets refined.

Vista by Lago, design Daniele Lago.

It looks more like a boutique than a walk-in closet with wood or glass shelves, light drawers and height-adjustable elements that can be freely composed.

Antibes by Boffi, design Piero Lissoni.

Antibes (A) by Boffi, design Piero Lissoni. quintessence of elegance: shelves and drawers covered in a leather microfiber, modular elements and glass ends.

Storage by Porro, design Piero Lissoni – C.S. Porro.

With heat-treated oak or melamine and illuminated glass in a pure and minimal style, the closet becomes a theatrical backdrop you can even place in the center of the room.

Tube by Erba.

Self-standing, freely customizable and accessorized, this walk-in closet is personalized for each one of us.

Miyabi by Giorgetti.

Customization is a must: an ash wood structure with glass or wooden hinged doors and the LED lighting system can be endlessly composed with modules and optional accessories.

Palu by Internoitaliano.

The coat hanger in a beech multi-layer has a practical extended handle in order to effortlessly reach the higher bars.

A-Nello by Toscanini.

Round, beechwood, closed or openable, they are perfect for foulards or necklaces.

Leather case by Poltrona Frau.

Elegant and artisanal, the sepia-colored boxes in Pelle Frau® Nubuck have transparent and iridescent sharp-edged methacrylate lids for keeping everything in view with style.

Madeleine Rose by Locherber Milano.

To bring a breath of fresh air to the wardrobe there is this fragrance from the famous Damask rose in a spray version for fabrics or in bags for drawers.