Kindred Project Closets

Wardrobe systems for Luxembourg City apartments

Studio ledger — origins

  1. 2016

    Élodie Reuter and Marco Weiss opened a measurement-first wardrobe practice after both left a Kirchberg interiors contractor. Early jobs were reach-in alcoves in rented towers where tenants could not alter walls but could fit carcasses into recesses.

  2. 2018

    The studio completed its first full-floor walk-in in Belair and published internal module standards still used on CL-01 and CL-02 sheets. Partner joinery shops in Luxembourg and across the border began cutting from our panel schedules.

  3. 2020

    Grund stone-wall flats became a focus after several Clausen conversions needed scribed panels rather than flat-pack boxes. We added entry nook work when clients asked for hall storage in the same commission as bedroom wardrobes.

  4. 2023

    The finish library moved to Avenue de la Liberté with labelled samples and hardware demos. Kids wardrobe programmes formalised as CL-03 with adjustable rail standards for growing families in compact two-bedroom layouts.

  5. 2025

    Showroom hours expanded for finish reviews and the online inventory ledger launched so clients could open SKU sheets before booking a measure visit. The team remains four designers and one workshop coordinator.

How we think about storage

Wardrobes fail when they copy catalogue photos from larger homes. We start from what you wear across Luxembourg seasons — rain coats, office layers, ski trips — and count pairs before choosing shoe shelf depth.

Every drawing states clear floor space left after doors open so desks and beds still fit in Kirchberg-scale rooms.

Team and languages

Studio correspondence is in English, French, or German depending on client preference. Site visits commonly mix English with French building terms on syndic notices and lift reservation forms.

Marco leads workshop liaison; Élodie leads layout and finish reviews. Two junior designers handle measure routes across Grund, Ville Haute, and the station quarter.

What we do not take on

We do not supply kitchen carcasses, full apartment renovations, or freestanding furniture retail. Lighting design beyond wardrobe strips is referred to specialist electricians we trust but do not employ.

Commercial fit-outs and hotel closets are declined so residential turnaround times stay predictable for flat owners.

Visit the finish library

Sample boards and hinge demos are available weekday afternoons at 18 Avenue de la Liberté by appointment. Bring room dimensions even if rough — we can suggest likely SKU lines before a paid visit.

Book studio time Inventory index