Villarreal is highly sensitive to today's living style and by linking it to the historic image of the glass cabinet, conceptually flips the traditional wardrobe concept and introduces visibility into a piece of furniture that has always hidden our clothes away behind doors.
Drawer, shelf and clothes-rail units can be inserted inside this glass wardrobe with its elegant oak structure and each one can be personalised with a colour from the Pantone spectrum, in a host of solutions that allows users the utmost flexibility. Then, after using it for a while, who is to say you cannot change the colour or internal module.
With glass on all four sides, you can create unique compositions based on furnishing modules and your garments, making Ropero a complete work.

Design team: Alejandro Villarreal (partner); Gabriela Rosas, Jesus Ramirez (co-workers)
Design phase: 2009-2012
Prototypes: Hyland Furniture Ltd. (Craftsmen: Seamus Hyland, Michael Waite)








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