Timber Library Wall
Open shelves, a quiet base and a glazed ending share one architectural rhythm.
The production of this DF design is confirmed. Materials, fittings and dimensions for a new commission are reviewed separately.
Discuss this design ↗01 / CABINETRY
Architecture for
everyday life.
Storage becomes part of the room. Explore DF designs and different room requirements, then develop the scope around your space.
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Modular bedroom wardrobe system ↗
ROOMS & SYSTEMS
Begin with your room.
Supplier configuration references below illustrate room planning directions. Each is identified separately from DF’s produced designs.
Wardrobes & dressing rooms
Hanging, folding, concealed storage and display, planned around your daily routine.
Planning & configuration
Room dimensions, circulation, door clearances, storage priorities and the required internal fitments.
Construction, materials, hardware and supply responsibilities follow the project-specific drawing and agreement.
Living walls
Books, media and objects, composed as part of the architecture.
Planning & configuration
Wall proportions, service access, open and closed bays, equipment and the adjoining finishes.
Construction, materials, hardware and supply responsibilities follow the project-specific drawing and agreement.
Entrances & utility
An ordered transition between outside and home.
Planning & configuration
Movement, seating, shoes, coats, usable depth and practical finishes for frequent contact.
Construction, materials, hardware and supply responsibilities follow the project-specific drawing and agreement.
Workspaces & libraries
Shelving and work surfaces with room for concentration.
Planning & configuration
Reach, equipment dimensions, cable routes, task surfaces and the balance of open and closed storage.
Construction, materials, hardware and supply responsibilities follow the project-specific drawing and agreement.
Kitchen cabinetry
Storage and movement coordinated with the equipment of the room.
Planning & configuration
Appliance schedules, services, working clearances, substrates, hardware and the responsibility for site installation.
Construction, materials, hardware and supply responsibilities follow the project-specific drawing and agreement.
DEVELOPING YOUR PROJECT
Resolve the details.
Then make.
Begin with the room dimensions, site conditions, storage priorities and finish direction. Review construction, clearances and hardware against the drawing; agree samples and the supply scope before production.
Materials & physical references ↗The project process ↗
A DIRECT CONVERSATION
Something in mind?
Let’s begin.
For dealers, importers, designers and project teams. Share the idea, the destination and what you already know.
Contact & working together ↗