Closets built for city living
Stockholm homes rarely come with spare metres. In Södermalm walk-ups and Östermalm flats alike, storage has to earn every centimetre. We plan wardrobe interiors that fit the building — not the other way around.
Our joinery sits between ready-made systems and full carpentry: precise carcasses, adjustable hanging, and finishes chosen for Swedish light and everyday wear.
Book a consultWhat we design
Reach-in closets
Single-door and double-door niches along bedroom walls — layered hanging, drawers, and shoe shelves that stay reachable.
Walk-in planning
Compact dressing zones in larger apartments: U-shaped runs, island benches, and lighting that shows true colour.
Entry & kids storage
Hall hooks that survive wet winters, and wardrobe heights that grow with children in family homes.
Stockholm neighbourhoods we know
We work most often in Södermalm, Östermalm, Vasastan, and Kungsholmen — buildings with plaster walls, shallow niches, and floor plans drawn long before walk-in closets were common.
Many clients start from an IKEA-adjacent base and ask us to refine proportions, add custom fronts, or replace flimsy fittings with joinery that lasts through seasonal wardrobe changes.
How a project starts
Measure & brief
We visit your apartment, note wall irregularities, door swings, and how you actually dress each morning — not a catalogue template.
Plan & quote
You receive a clear layout in SEK, with material options and a timeline that respects building rules and quiet hours.
Materials that suit Swedish apartments
Pale oak, painted MDF, soft-close hardware, and linen-backed panels — finishes that read calm under northern daylight and hold up to daily opening and closing.
Explore material finishes or browse our gallery of recent Stockholm installs.
Transparent pricing in SEK
Consultations from 1 500–2 800 SEK. Full wardrobe packages typically range from 12 000 to 65 000 SEK depending on size, fronts, and hardware. No surprise line items after install day.
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