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Door systems
Hinged, sliding, and coplanar solutions define how the wardrobe opens, closes, and sits within the room.
Wardrobes
Night Collection
ARAN’s Night Collection brings together wardrobes, walk-in closets, dressing rooms, and fitted storage for the private areas of the home.
The focus is precise and practical: clean door systems, organized interiors, considered finishes, and storage planned around the room.
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Interior organization
Hanging space, shelves, drawers, accessories, and open compartments are arranged around daily use.
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Open or closed storage
The system can be planned as full-height wardrobes, an open dressing area, or a fitted walk-in closet.
Configurations
Wardrobe systems
Once the room is understood, the wardrobe becomes a question of access, proportion, and presence. Some spaces call for open storage. Others need a calm wall of doors or a more detailed cabinet composition.
ARAN supports walk-in closets, sliding wardrobes, coplanar doors, and hinged wardrobes, giving KI Atelier a clear set of options for bedrooms, dressing rooms, and fitted storage.
Walk-in closets
A dedicated space for dressing and storage
Open compartments, hanging areas, shelves, drawers, and accessories can be arranged so clothing and personal items stay visible and easy to reach.
Sliding wardrobes
A clean front for rooms with limited clearance
Sliding doors create a quiet wardrobe elevation while preserving floor space in bedrooms, corridors, and compact dressing areas.
Coplanar wardrobes
Flush door planes across the wall
Coplanar sliding doors align when closed, giving the wardrobe a flatter and more architectural presence.
Hinged wardrobes
A classic opening system with full interior access
Hinged doors suit rooms where the wardrobe can open fully, with clear access to hanging areas, drawers, shelving, and accessories.
Storage planning
Inside the wardrobe
A refined wardrobe is quiet on the outside because the interior has been carefully resolved. Hanging space, folded pieces, drawers, shoes, bags, and accessories each need a clear place.
KI Atelier reviews the room, the daily routine, and the items being stored before the interior configuration is finalized. The result is a wardrobe that feels ordered without becoming rigid.
Hanging and folded pieces
Long hanging, short hanging, shelves, and drawer sections are balanced around the clothing that needs the most practical access.
Drawers and accessories
Interior drawers, trays, pull-out elements, and smaller compartments help organize personal items without adding visual noise.
Light and visibility
Open sections, glass details, and integrated lighting can make the interior easier to read while keeping the overall composition restrained.
Visible details
Doors, finishes, and room presence
Once the storage plan is clear, the visible layer gives the wardrobe its place in the room. Door height, surface, reflection, and vertical rhythm decide how the system reads at full scale.
KI Atelier reviews wardrobe finishes beside flooring, wall colour, lighting, textiles, and nearby millwork, so the exterior feels considered from more than one angle.
Door planes
Full-height doors, sliding panels, glass sections, and aligned fronts shape the wall elevation and the sense of proportion.
Surface direction
Matte, reflective, textured, lighter, darker, and warmer surfaces are reviewed against the surrounding room.
Opening details
Door type, handles, profiles, and track conditions are considered early so the finished wardrobe remains calm and practical.
Gallery
Views and details
Full elevations show how the wardrobe sits in the room. Open interiors and detail views reveal the storage, lighting, surfaces, and proportions that shape daily use.
Project planning
Planning at KI Atelier
A wardrobe project starts with the room. Wall length, ceiling height, door movement, storage needs, lighting, delivery access, and installation conditions all shape the final specification.
KI Atelier guides the process from the first showroom conversation to technical review and site coordination, so the wardrobe is planned with the room, finishes, and installation conditions in mind.
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Room review
Review wall dimensions, ceiling height, openings, clearances, lighting conditions, and the surrounding interior.
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Storage layout
Organize hanging areas, shelves, drawers, shoes, accessories, open sections, and concealed storage into a clear plan.
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Specification
Confirm door system, finishes, interior equipment, lighting, drawings, and order details before production.
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Site coordination
Coordinate timing, delivery access, site readiness, documentation, and installation details with the project team.
Official ARAN resource
Night Collection by ARAN
For additional manufacturer imagery and product information, visit ARAN’s official Night Collection page.
KI Atelier Vancouver
Kitchen showroom and design atelier in Gastown
KI Atelier is a Vancouver showroom for European kitchen systems, appliances, wardrobes, bath cabinetry, interior cabinetry, surfaces, and finishes.
Located at 101 Water Street in Vancouver, the showroom brings materials, cabinetry details, appliance planning, storage options, and project coordination into one place for homeowners, designers, architects, builders, and developers.
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Monday to Friday, 10AM to 6PM
Weekend visits by appointment
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