Fitted wardrobes in Burgas

The photos on this page are from real projects made in our own workshop – not renders and not catalogue pictures. Here is what they show and why each wardrobe was made the way it was.

• A wall of wardrobes with a TV niche – floor-to-ceiling wardrobes on both sides, an open niche in the middle and cabinets below. The whole wall is used for storage and the TV has its own place.
• Sliding-door wardrobe in light oak – sliding doors take up no space when opened, so they work well when there is a bed in front of the wardrobe or the passage is narrow.
• Sliding-door wardrobe with a concrete effect – a more modern look; the door finish is chosen to match the floor and walls.
• White floor-to-ceiling wardrobes with black handles – light doors that do not overwhelm the room, and top cupboards up to the ceiling for seasonal clothes and suitcases.
• Cream wardrobe in an entrance hall – with hinged doors, built in next to the front door for coats, shoes and everything you need to hand on the way out.
• Built-in wardrobe in a narrow hallway – when space is tight, the wardrobe is made to the exact width and height of the hallway, with no wasted centimetres.
• Wardrobes in a laundry room – white wardrobes and cabinets around a column for a washing machine and dryer stacked on top of each other, with open shelves next to them.
• Shoe cabinet with shelves – a separate cabinet that keeps shoes tidy and off the floor.
• Interior layout – hanging rails and shelves arranged around what will be stored.

Each of these wardrobes was designed after a visit on site – we measure the walls, ceiling and corners, because they are rarely perfectly straight. If you are furnishing more than one room, see also custom furniture in Burgas.

Every wardrobe comes with a 10-year guarantee on workmanship and a lifetime guarantee on Blum hardware. If a defect in the materials or hardware appears during the guarantee period, we come and fix it at no extra charge. We make and install wardrobes in Burgas and along the whole Black Sea coast — Nessebar, Pomorie, Sozopol, Primorsko and Sunny Beach. We also make custom kitchens and made-to-measure bedroom furniture in the same style as your wardrobe.

If there is less than roughly 60–70 cm in front of the wardrobe, sliding doors are usually the only practical option. In the 3D design we show both options before you decide.

• Depth of about 60 cm — for a wardrobe with hangers, so the clothes do not rub against the doors.
• Depth of about 35–45 cm — enough for a wardrobe with shelves only, for example in an entrance hall.
• Width of a single hinged door — usually between about 40 and 60 cm. Wider doors put strain on the hinges.
• Height to the ceiling — we build the wardrobe to the room’s actual height, which in Burgas varies from panel blocks to new-build properties.

These figures are a guide. We measure every wardrobe on site, because walls, floors and ceilings are rarely perfectly straight.

• Laminated doors — practical and durable, in many colours and wood-grain finishes.
• MDF in matt or gloss — smooth, with no visible edges. Gloss makes the room feel larger.
• Mirror — especially suitable for narrow bedrooms and entrance halls, and doubles as a full-length mirror.
• Glass — frosted or coloured, for a lighter look.
• Combinations — for example a wood-grain finish with a mirrored door in the middle.

The carcass is made from boards suited to bearing loads, and the hardware is Blum with a lifetime guarantee. If you are furnishing the whole apartment, the doors can be in the same material as the kitchen and the entrance hall.

• LED lighting inside the wardrobe that comes on when the door opens.
• A mirror on the inside of the door, when you do not want a mirrored front.
• Soft-close drawers with dividers for underwear and accessories.
• A pull-out rail or trouser basket.
• Concealed handles or a “push-to-open” system for a clean look.

Mirrored doors are the best solution in small bedrooms and narrow entrance halls — they visually “double” the room and reflect light from the window, and the wardrobe also serves as a full-length mirror. A mirror is not a good idea directly opposite the bed if you do not want to see yourself when you wake up. In that case, a mirror on just one of the doors is a good compromise.

When the wardrobe is made together with the rest of the bedroom furniture, the room looks finished: the wardrobe, bed, bedside tables and chest of drawers share the same materials and colours. The same approach applies to the entrance hall, living room and kitchen if you are furnishing the whole apartment. You deal with one person in charge and one design, and installation follows a single schedule. See made-to-measure furniture for every room.

In houses and villas in Sarafovo, Kraimorie, Sozopol and along the coast, bedrooms are more spacious, often with walk-in wardrobes and irregular walls. We make built-in wardrobes and walk-in wardrobes to exact measurements, and for properties that stay closed over the winter we choose moisture-resistant materials and quality edging so they withstand the sea climate.

Sliding doors are the most common choice for fitted wardrobes, but their quality depends on the system. A good system runs smoothly and quietly, the doors do not wobble and they stop gently at the end. Mirrored and glass doors are heavier, so a suitable system is chosen for them. The number and width of the doors are decided so that you have convenient access to every part of the wardrobe — you can see this in the 3D design.

• Do not overload a single shelf or rail — spread the heavy items out.
• Wipe the dust off the sliding tracks every few months — the doors will move more easily.
• Clean mirrors and gloss surfaces with a soft cloth and glass cleaner, without abrasives.
• Air out apartments that stay closed — damp is the enemy of furniture by the sea.
• If a door “drops” over time, do not force it — adjusting it is quick.