Walnut Media Walls and Bronze-Glass Wardrobes with 304 Cabinet Bodies

The apartment is organised around a long, calm living room that draws the eye toward a full-height window and the city beyond. A marble-look wall frames the dark media installation on one side, while a continuous walnut-toned elevation closes the opposite edge. Recessed linear lighting traces the ceiling and softens the transition between the living area and the circulation zone. The broad floor and uncluttered sightlines make the joinery read as part of the architecture rather than as freestanding furniture.

The cabinetry uses a deliberately restrained palette: deep blue-black panels, warm wood-grain fronts and pale storage volumes. The media wall combines open niches with a low, deep base that runs almost the full length of the room. In the kitchen shown by the walkthrough, pale upper and lower fronts meet dark work surfaces in a compact U-shaped arrangement, with integrated cooking and sink runs kept visually quiet. The 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies sit behind these visible finish layers, supporting the crisp, flush elevations.

Storage continues through the private rooms. A wood-grain wardrobe wraps a windowed dressing corner with drawers at hand height, while mirrored doors broaden a separate wardrobe bay and reflect the herringbone floor. Other photographs show tall pale doors running along a corridor and an open interior with hanging rails, shelves and drawers. Together with the bronze-glass cabinet sequence in the video, these rooms show a consistent approach to concealed storage, measured reveals and warm, indirect lighting.

Fadior builds the cabinet bodies in 304 stainless steel, while the visible walnut-look and dark painted door fronts, bronze glass panels and stone worktops follow their own finish specifications.