Bespoke joinery

Wardrobes and a desk under the roof

Trélex (VD) · 2026

Drawn, then built

From render to room.

Each piece is first modelled in 3D and signed off with the clients. Keep scrolling: the render gives way to the photo of the finished room.

Main bedroom

A stone green, a seam of oak.

The sloped wardrobe
2.7 metres of matt stone-green fronts following the rake. Behind them, hanging space and drawers, lit by vertical warm-white 2,700 K LED strips that switch on as the door opens.
The oak niche
A single open column at eye level breaks the stone-green surface. Deep enough for books, narrow enough to stay a detail.
Handles drawn as lines
A slim black profile set on the edge of each door. They drop to different heights and give the front a rhythm, like a musical stave.
The rounded corner
At the end of the cupboard, an oak corner niche with quarter-round shelves. You walk past it without catching a corner.
A headboard that lights the room
A four-metre wall panel with an LED strip hidden in its thickness. The light washes up the rake and traces the slope at night.

The film

One minute under the roof.

The drawings

To the millimetre, on paper first.

Elevations, sections and details: everything installed was dimensioned before it reached the workshop. Swipe through the sheets.

Child’s room

Same language, different character.

Here the stone green lightens to reed green and the oak takes up more room. A three-metre wardrobe, a desk framed by storage, then a bookcase that climbs the rake above a long storage bench.