How many of you have ever thought that the depth of your wardrobe not the most practical? The depth of 60 cm, the most common, forces us to arrange some garments in front of others to make the most of their capacity and this entails: that many garments are "lost" in the background and that we only resort to those that we see.
Industrial designer Hosun Ching has solved all these problems in a new design concept, a walk-in closet single module. Small in size, it manages to gather all the necessary elements to store and organize clothes comfortably: hanging areas, drawer modules, shelves and shoe rack; in addition to mirrors to see you from all angles.
Made in oak With brass accents, Walk-in Closet is an elegant freestanding closet that reduces the depth of the closet and modulates it by paying great attention to organization and visibility. Forget about large piles of clothes and clutter, this closet will help you keep your clothes tidy!
Sober and compact, this walk-in wardrobe opens from the front revealing a very practical interior, divided into several specific compartments for shoes, shirts, trousers, jewelry ... It also has large wheels that allow easy movement of the doors until they reach their maximum opening of 280 cm.
As if this were not enough, the closet also has two mirrors that allow you to see yourself from different angles. All of them in a small space and with high-quality details such as handles, hinges and knobs. Isn't it a very interesting proposal to decorate your room?
The "but" comes when dealing with its commercialization. Designed by Hosun Ching, this walk-in wardrobe is manufactured in Brianza, Italy, and is marketed by the company Produzione Leclettico, on request and in a limited edition. This will undoubtedly make its price more expensive.
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