Wooden wardrobes

Are you looking for a wooden wardrobe that combines presence, storage and longevity? The wooden wardrobe meets this intention, offering models from solid wood to veneer, suitable for bedrooms, hallways and dressing rooms. It's seductive for its storage capacities, finish variations and interior configuration options, such as closets, adjustable shelves or integrated drawers. This guide helps you identify the right format, species and maintenance criteria for a piece of furniture that matches your interior.

The wood cabinet comes in oak, pine, walnut and veneered plywood, each species offering distinct density, shade and durability. Matt, oiled or varnished finishes modify appearance and stain resistance; a natural oil nourishes the wood, while a varnish provides greater protection against scratches. Solid wood models withstand loads and repeated dismantling better, while veneers offer a lighter and often less expensive aesthetic finish. Think about visible joints and connections, as they influence long-term strength.

Styles, uses and interior design

From sleek Scandinavian styling to rustic looks in weathered wood, wooden wardrobes suit contemporary as well as classic settings. For a master bedroom, opt for a wardrobe with hanging space and deep drawers for clothes and accessories; for a hallway, a more compact version with shelves and hooks optimizes space. Sliding doors are ideal for smaller spaces, while hinged doors provide full access to shelves. Interior modularity, such as adjustable shelves and the possibility of adding a rod, increases versatility of use.

Dimensions, installation and maintenance

Choosing a cabinet starts with precise measurements: ceiling height, clear width and depth required depending on the type of storage. A depth of 55 to 60 cm is recommended for hanging shirts and jackets without creases, 40 to 50 cm is sufficient for shelves and folded linen. Check for compatibility with your wall-mounting points and the possibility of disassembly for passage through doors. On the maintenance side, regular dusting, application of oil or wax depending on the finish, and avoidance of prolonged humidity will ensure the furniture's longevity.

At the time of purchase, test the opening of doors, the sliding of drawers and the quality of hinges; these usage criteria reveal the real finishes and the precision of assembly. Also consider wood origin and labels if durability is an important criterion for you. A well-chosen wardrobe combines appropriate proportions, coherent materials and a storage system designed for your everyday life.

Depending on space and style, opt for a single piece that structures the room, or for several combined modules that make up a bespoke dressing room. Our selection offers proven and varied models for every project, designed for a fashionable home that prioritizes material and functionality.