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White 304 Stainless Steel Wardrobes and Marble Living Walls

A bright, marble-toned modern apartment where the delivered scope spans the living and dining walls, wardrobes, bathroom vanities, a children's room, and the study — cabinetry in light lacquer-finish 304 stainless steel.

Open-plan living and dining room with bookmatched marble TV wall, cream sofas and bronze-glass display cabinetry

The home

Where the darker homes in this collection use steel for depth, this residence uses it for light. Pale cabinetry faces sit against large-format marble-look surfaces, keeping the living and dining areas open and reflective.

The delivered scope runs through the full apartment: a feature TV wall with integrated storage, a dining sideboard run, wardrobes in each bedroom, a children's room fit-out, a study wall, and bathroom vanities. The light finish shows how far stainless steel has moved from its industrial stereotype — the material is present in every room but never announces itself.

Documented shortly after installation and before furnishing was complete, these photographs show the cabinetry exactly as handed over.

Craft details reward a closer look: a floor-to-ceiling bronze-framed glass vitrine wraps the dining room under a crystal chandelier, bay windows carry built-in steel storage benches, and the wardrobes open to reveal backlit rails, mirrored panels, and fitted drawer runs. Even the children's room and study take the same white cabinet system, so the whole apartment reads as one continuous piece of joinery rather than a collection of furniture.

Delivery evidence

What the photographs prove

Counts below come only from this case record and its after-handover gallery. No client names and no invented room totals.

Spaces in the delivery scope
Living room · Dining room · primary bedroom · Wardrobe · bathroom vanity · Entryway · children's room · Study
Design language on record
Light-marble modern

Photographs by room

  • bathroom vanity1 photograph
  • children's room1 photograph
  • Dining room1 photograph
  • Entryway1 photograph
  • Living room1 photograph
  • primary bedroom2 photographs
  • Study1 photograph
  • Wardrobe2 photographs

Photographed after handover

Round marble dining table under a crystal chandelier before a bronze-framed glass display wall
Dining roomA floor-to-ceiling bronze-glass vitrine wraps the dining room
Marble media wall with white stainless steel base cabinets, sunburst stone coffee table and leather armchair
Living room
Primary bedroom with cream stainless steel wardrobe wall, smoked-glass display column and crystal chandelier
primary bedroom
Bedroom bay window with built-in stainless steel storage bench, shelving niche and layered curtains
primary bedroom
Full-height white stainless steel wardrobe wall with bronze trims and a smoked-glass display section
Wardrobe
Open stainless steel wardrobe doors revealing lit interiors with drawers, rails and mirror panel
WardrobeBacklit rails and mirrored doors inside the bedroom wardrobe
Glass-front linen cabinet beside a bathroom with dark wood-grain vanity, mirror wall and walk-in shower
bathroom vanity
Entryway with walnut door beside a bronze-glass pantry cabinet with lit interior shelving
Entryway
Children's room desk wall with white stainless steel cabinets, open shelving and a dinosaur model
children's room
Study corner with white stainless steel wardrobe, floating desk and staggered backlit shelving
Study

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this delivered home.

What is this Fadior Real Home?

White 304 Stainless Steel Wardrobes and Marble Living Walls is a real 304 stainless steel cabinetry installation photographed after handover at Poly Tianyue (Guangzhou, China). Spaces delivered include living room, dining room, primary bedroom, wardrobe, bathroom vanity, entryway. It is not a render and not a design study — it is delivered-home evidence.

What stainless steel grade was used?

This home uses food-grade 304 stainless steel for the whole-home cabinetry scope. That is the only steel grade specified on delivered residences in this collection.

How is this different from Projects / Design Studies?

Real Homes shows residences photographed after handover. Projects and Design Studies are reference specifications and concept studies; they are not a substitute for photographed delivered-home evidence.

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