The Ximula open-concept wardrobe is conceived as a modular, floor-to-ceiling pole system, articulated through a slender aluminium structure that establishes a strong vertical framework within the space. The system is intended to read as a lightweight architectural intervention rather than a conventional enclosed storage unit.

Shelves and drawers are constructed from PVC composite panels finished with in-house laminate, selected for their durability, moisture resistance, and material consistency. The solid planes of the storage elements form a deliberate contrast with the refined aluminium poles, achieving a balance between structure and surface.

A corner solution is seamlessly integrated into the system, ensuring spatial continuity and efficient use of the available footprint while maintaining visual clarity across intersecting planes. The corner detailing allows the wardrobe to respond fluidly to the geometry of the room without disrupting the overall linear rhythm.

Defined by clarity of structure, material contrast, and modular adaptability, the wardrobe functions both as a storage system and as a spatial organiser. Its open configuration encourages accessibility and visual openness, making it well suited to contemporary residential interiors where functional performance and architectural expression are closely aligned.