Lobkovich Wardrobes.
UNDER GLASS
Poliform’s 2020 wardrobe collection marries glass cupboards, wireless lighting and refined finishes. Pictured: A vitrine display closet with glass doors designed by Rodolfo Dordoni takes center stage in a Senzafine dressing room. Cabinets clad in hand-stitched leather line walls, while shelving niches are paneled in black elmwood. poliformdc.com
LUXE LINE
Lobkovich Kitchen Designs is expanding its offerings with Lobkovich Wardrobes, a line of custom wood cabinetry. These high-end built-ins are finished in luxe materials such as leather, shagreen, animal hide, fabric, metal, mirror and glass. They are available in virtually any wood species or finish. lobkovich.com/wardrobes
OFFICE SPACE
Black-stained oak topped with marble-look Formica conveys a contemporary aesthetic in a custom home office-cum-bar by Closet Factory. Flat-fronted, horizontal-grain cabinet doors in light gray add interest, while crown moldings and chrome hardware create a finished look. Open shelving holds glassware and glass-and-stainless-steel doors frame a wine rack. closetfactory.com
IN THE ATTIC
The owners of an older home in Alexandria tapped Closets by Design to convert a quirky attic room into a stylish, functional master closet. Slanted ceilings of varying heights presented a challenge for designer Cathy Kling, who installed back-to-back units under the eaves in a stepped design to optimize the space. The layout allows for deep wardrobes; open shelving and niches for hanging items line the walls. Kling selected the Brio closet system, which comes in three-quarter-inch-thick textured wood-grain melamine, in a Driftwood finish. The modern sensibility complements a traditional dresser that anchors the space. closetsbydesign.com
EASY ACCESS
The Container Store’s Laren closet system is enhanced by the company’s Home Edit line of clear, stackable storage drawers and S-hooks. Containers and organizers for pantry, home-office and bathroom use are part of the collection. containerstore.com
KID CENTRAL Robert Meyers of Chantilly, Virginia-based More Space Place designed a kids’ room with playtime in mind. He selected a Murphy bed system to accommodate two twin beds, with integrated shelving. “Murphy beds in a kids’ room create an instant play space once the beds are folded—and they always look neater,” Meyers says. “There’s also space for additional shelving and storage, or a desk or media center.” Murphy bed systems come in a range of colors, doors and cabinetry styles; counterbalanced, spring-assisted mechanisms make them easy to handle. Pictured: a white melamine laminate with raised-panel doors. morespaceplace.com