Interior designers like using the CABINET system, because it imposes virtually no limits on their ideas. Eric Kuster for example, Amsterdam's specialist in luxurious living, uses the versatility of the programme to complement a sensuous-urban bedroom with a CABINET dressing area with doors made from black painted glass.

The cabinet interior also offers plenty of design options: Many details can be chosen to match the doors in colour and material, such as the drawer fronts and shelf edges, for which black painted glass and, respectively, glass-effect edges were used in this case.

The doors of the PINATO range, which the award-winning designer Stefan Ambrozus designed for CABINET, create the perfect illusion: Closed, they give the impression of a classic panelled wall. Yet they conceal the convenience of a modern wardrobe interior and are equipped with the most sophisticated sliding system. Optionally, the doors are also available without panelling, either with a uniform surface finish or with a coloured glass panel.

PINATO doors are available painted in your preferred colour or with inset bevelled mirrors.

The technology remains hidden:
The rollers are incorporated into the door, the guide tracks can be set into the floor at your request.

A CABINET front gives every bedroom a personal feel: Glass in cool colours has a calming effect.

For the walnut veneer, sapwood has been assembled to form an attractive pattern.

And her, even the drawers have been livened up by applying a zebra print - a reminder of your own photo safari.

CABINET is perfect for both large and small spaces. Whether you are looking for a luxurious walk-in wardrobe built across a corner or beautiful built-in cupboards in the attic that need to accommodate accessories for daily life as well as clothes: the individual design options guarantee maximum storage capacity in every case.

Practical accessories, sophisticated details: pull-out wire baskets, leather-covered handles.

The modern technology of a CABINET can also be integrated easily into stylish period homes. The slide rails on the ceiling can be hidden by a plaster cornice or, as in this case, run underneath a cover strip in the same colour as the wall leading on to the cornice.

"Lloyd Loom", a material made from finely twisted craft paper invented in the USA in the twenties. The varnish, either transparent or coloured according to your preference, makes the weave robust and low-maintenance.

The panelled doors of the PINATO range have been coloured to match the pink tone of the wall; to provide a harmonious complementing shade, a warm beechwood colour was chosen for the walk-in interior. Glass shelves and integral lighting are optional extras.

To create the dressing area, part of the bedroom behind the bed was sectioned off. Since each element is made to measure by CABINET, the resulting space can be used for storage down to the last millimetre, including the corner space.

The doors of the PINATO range, which the award-winning designer Stefan Ambrozus designed for CABINET, create the perfect illusion: Closed, they give the impression of a classic panelled wall. Yet they conceal the convenience of a modern wardrobe interior and are equipped with the most sophisticated sliding system. Optionally, the doors are also available without panelling, either with a uniform surface finish or with a coloured glass panel.

The attention to detail in the finishing adds considerably to the appearance of a cabinet front: The mirror finish of the glass fronts is produced by painting the back of the glass.

Beautiful: the wardrobe in eggshell-coloured glass. With optimum space utilisation and very practical: built across the corner and partly as a walk-in wardrobe.

Where space is at a premium as in this attic guestroom, each millimetre of storage space is valuable. A CABINET door system that fits precisely under the slope makes it possible.