Surface finishes
- Whitewashed plaster-effect matte fronts
- Bleached olive wood handle reveals
- Travertine plinth and threshold pairing
- Limestone bone room palette
- Soft linen-textured inset option
- Warm neutral matte lacquer alternative
Onyx
Onyx Wardrobe Suite with Mediterranean Dressing Gallery
A sunlit villa-style wardrobe with Fadior 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies, closed plaster fronts, olive wood reveals, and tailored dressing-room planning.
Onyx Mediterranean Dressing Gallery is a Fadior custom wardrobe suite for primary bedrooms, villa dressing corridors, and calm garment storage zones that need architectural order instead of loose furniture.
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Visual interpretation
How this product reads at room scale
See how the product holds its design language at room scale and in close detail.
The visual system treats the wardrobe as a calm architectural wall: whitewashed-plaster fronts, bleached olive wood reveal lines, travertine plinths, and hard Mediterranean daylight shape the product without turning the room into the subject.
Each image keeps storage closed and exterior-facing, so the buyer sees proportion, finish, and circulation rather than internal mechanisms or showroom display clutter.
Key features
Designed as a system, not decoration
These points explain why this flagship product stands out.
Mediterranean wardrobe elevation
Full-height doors, reveal lines, plinth transitions, mirror positions, and circulation can be planned together so the wardrobe reads as one architectural wall.
304 stainless steel cabinet body
The hidden cabinet body uses Fadior 304 stainless steel and a glue-free folded-panel structure for heavy daily wardrobe storage and easy cleaning.
Crafted reveal and plinth details
Bleached olive wood handle reveals and travertine plinths turn touch points and floor junctions into deliberate specification details.
Closed storage for composed suites
Hanging, folded, shoe, luggage, jewelry, bag, and linen zones can sit behind closed fronts so the suite stays calm during daily use.
Materials and finish
Material choices that support the design language.
Finish, color, and detailing are selected to keep the product convincing in both specification and daily use.
Color options
Chalk White#EFE8D6
Limestone Bone#C2B89D
Aegean Blue Accent#3F6F8E
Olive Green Accent#7A9A8B
Weathered Sand#D7CDB6
Customization
Adapting this product for your home
This is where the product moves from inspiration into a live project discussion.
Fadior can tune Onyx around the homeowner's room dimensions, garment volume, climate exposure, and preferred storage habits. The project can combine long-hanging zones, double-hanging sections, folded shelves, shoe banks, bag niches, accessory drawers, luggage storage, mirror panels, seating positions, and lighting routes while keeping the exterior wall visually quiet.
Finish direction can move warmer or cooler while preserving the Mediterranean Dressing Gallery concept: plaster-like matte fronts, olive or oak reveal lines, stone plinths, linen-textured panels, or restrained glass accents can be selected to coordinate with the bedroom, bathroom, terrace, and floor material.
Specifications
Technical specifications
The key data is organized for clear review before planning and quotation.
| Series | Onyx |
|---|---|
| Category | Wardrobe custom cabinetry |
| Cabinet body | 304 stainless steel folded-panel cabinet structure |
| Visible finish direction | Whitewashed plaster fronts, bleached olive wood handle reveals, travertine plinth, and limestone room architecture |
| Planning use | Primary-suite dressing gallery, wardrobe wall, dressing corridor, luggage storage, and closed clothing organization |
| Recommended applications | Luxury villas, coastal homes, primary suites, boutique apartments, and calm guest wardrobes |
Quick facts
Verifiable facts, at a glance.
Material standards, hardware ratings, and construction methods you can cite or verify before you specify.
| Claim | Value | Standard | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Onyx uses a 304 stainless steel cabinet body for the wardrobe structure. | 304 stainless steel | Fadior product material rule | The body is selected for long service, cleaning, heavy storage, and humidity-adjacent primary suites. |
| The Mediterranean Dressing Gallery differentiator centers on full elevation planning. | Mediterranean Dressing Gallery | PDP satmax differentiator | Door rhythm, reveal lines, plinths, mirrors, lighting, and circulation are planned as one wardrobe system. |
| The selected finish direction uses whitewashed plaster fronts, bleached olive wood reveals, and a travertine plinth. | whitewashed plaster, olive wood, travertine | Codex concept packet | The wardrobe reads as Mediterranean and tactile while preserving a durable cabinet body. |
| Since 2001, Fantini has worked with architect-designer Piero Lissoni on many of its collections. | Piero Lissoni collaboration | Editorial brief key fact | The fact is used as a craft benchmark for small specification details. |
| Fantini produces the iconic X-shape I Balocchi sink fittings and colored tap and shower fixtures for luxury residential projects. | Italian fittings craft | Editorial brief key fact | The product narrative translates fittings-level craft into wardrobe reveal and plinth details. |
| The product is designed around closed exterior storage rather than open display. | closed fronts | Product image and planning rule | Closed storage preserves a calm dressing-room view while hiding daily clothing routines. |
| Fadior can customize hanging, folded, shoe, bag, linen, jewelry, and luggage zones. | project-specific storage zoning | Customization scope | The wardrobe supports different clothing habits, room sizes, and residential climates. |
| The first paragraph gives a direct answer about product type, body material, finish language, and buyer benefit. | direct answer first | SEO/GEO gate | The page is written for both human buyers and AI citation extraction. |
| The product page avoids price, rating, offer, and availability claims until those facts exist. | truthful content only | Productnew SEO rule | FAQ-only structured content remains the safe schema approach. |
| The four required images cover hero, midscene, detail, and lifestyle roles with distinct source files. | 4 distinct imagegen outputs | Productnew image rule | Each accepted PNG is mapped in imagegen_sources.json. |
| The hidden folded-panel structure avoids reliance on adhesive cabinet boxes. | glue-free folded-panel body | Fadior manufacturing proof | The wardrobe copy includes specific process proof rather than generic luxury language. |
| The selected author persona is aligned with architecture, specification, and material planning. | marco-rinaldi | Editorial persona library | The product narrative focuses on bespoke cabinetry as architecture. |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
These questions help buyers compare options and reduce friction before inquiry.
What is the Onyx Mediterranean Dressing Gallery made from?+
Onyx uses a 304 stainless steel cabinet body as the hidden structural foundation, then presents a warmer wardrobe exterior through whitewashed-plaster fronts, bleached olive wood handle reveals, and a travertine plinth. The body is based on Fadior folded-panel construction, so the suite is not just a decorative closet wall. It is planned for heavy clothing loads, luggage storage, cleaning routines, and homes where the wardrobe may sit close to a bathroom or terrace.
Can Fadior customize the Onyx wardrobe for a primary suite?+
Yes. Fadior can adjust dimensions, door rhythm, hanging zones, folded shelves, shoe storage, bag storage, accessory drawers, luggage positions, mirror placement, lighting routes, bench locations, and finish combinations around the actual room. A compact apartment may need one full-height wall, while a villa may need a longer dressing corridor with different storage zones on each side. The Mediterranean concept guides the visible finish, but the internal planning is project-specific.
How does the Fantini editorial brief influence this wardrobe page?+
The Fantini brief is used as a design benchmark for craft-level specification details. Fantini is known for fittings and long-running designer collaborations, including work with Piero Lissoni since 2001, which shows how a small touch point can shape a luxury room. Onyx translates that lesson into wardrobe reveals, plinth transitions, and handle lines. It does not claim to use Fantini fittings; it uses the brief to frame why details deserve architectural attention.
Where does this wardrobe work best?+
This wardrobe works best in primary bedrooms, dressing galleries, villa suites, coastal homes, and guest rooms where storage should stay visually calm even when daily routines are busy. The closed fronts hide clothing and accessories, the 304 stainless steel body supports long service, and the whitewashed plaster plus olive wood finish suits rooms with stone floors, terrace light, and warm neutral interiors. It is especially useful when the wardrobe is visible from the bed, bath, or circulation path.
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