Wardrobe: the dream of fashion addicts or the perfect aid for a tidy home?

Zalf SpaceMakers offers 4 systems: FLEXY, FLEXY EASY, WINDY and FREE, with various slotted rail solutions including or excluding infill panels, with wall or ceiling-mount poles and with open shelving structures

The most famous ones belong to Chiara Ferragni and Carrie Bradshow in Sex and the City: awesome and full of amazing clothes, walk-in wardrobes are the dream of fashion-addicted women. But they mean much more than this. As a matter of fact, since it’s not just a fashion-addict quirk, this strategic furniture also has an important role in domestic life because it is a well-organised and clever space where clothes, shoes and accessories – as well as other objects that need to be put away such as skis, boxes and even large objects like bikes or skateboard - can be stored out of sight.

Zalf – a brand belonging to Gruppo Euromobil, has designed walk-in wardrobes distinguished by excellent functionality, capable of creating space wherever it is needed thanks to the innovate SpaceMakers, i.e. a modular system offering superior versatility because it can be mixed and matched in terms of finishes, sizes, depths and heights. 4 systems are available: FLEXY, FLEXY EASY, WINDY and FREE.

FLEXY: is a structure made up of slotted rails and panels (i.e. wall panels). Glass or melamine shelves or even storage units - that can be fitted at 36.8-mm intervals in height - can be added to this structure.

FLEXY EASY: is a structure consisting solely of slotted rails complemented by shelves and storage units (it differs from the Flexy system because there aren’t any wall panels). Flexy and Flexy Easy can be combined together.

WINDY: features a structure made up of floor-to-ceiling or wall-mount poles. It can be fixed to the wall or installed freestanding because it is double-sided. It features glass or melamine shelves and storage units with various opening systems.

FREE: is an open shelving system (a wardrobe without doors) that can be integrated with the Alterna wardrobe. Thanks to its rear-finished panels it can be installed against the wall or freestanding anywhere in the room. The rear section of the walk-in wardrobe becomes a furnishing element capable of generating a type of architecture that doesn’t require structural work.

Which one will you choose? Three essential aspects can guide the customer's choice: the position the walk-in wardrobe will be installed in, its aesthetics and its cost.