Kindred Project Closets

Wardrobe systems for Luxembourg City apartments

SKU CL-05

Finishes and hardware

Sample library at Avenue de la Liberté

Clients compare board faces beside their own flooring rather than from screen swatches alone. The library holds laminates, melamines, and lacquer chips tagged with workshop codes used on every drawing we issue.

Appointments are short and focused: bring a tile or parquet offcut if you want a confident match against existing surfaces in a renovated Grund flat.

Neutral palettes for resale-minded owners

Matte white and soft greys dominate Kirchberg rental units where tenants change every few years. Oak-effect grains warm stone-floored halls without the maintenance of real veneer in high-traffic entry nooks.

Darker walnut codes suit master bedrooms with brass lighting and herringbone parquet common in Ville Haute restorations.

Hardware families and noise control

Hinges and drawer runners are specified by brand and load rating so replacements remain available years later. Soft-close is standard on bedroom and hall doors to respect neighbour quiet hours in concrete tower blocks.

Handle options range from recessed grips for minimalist faces to brushed nickel bars that align with existing kitchen hardware in open-plan Luxembourg layouts.

Edge bands and internal linings

Visible edges receive 1 mm PVC band matched to the face code. Internals stay white melamine for brightness inside deep cupboards where artificial light is the only source.

Glass or mirror inserts are quoted as separate line items with safety backing suitable for door sizes above 1.8 m height.

Sampling session fee

A two-hour finish review at the studio is €95 and credited toward a design package if you proceed within thirty days. Remote clients may request posted chip sets within Luxembourg post codes for a €18 handling charge.

Book finish session All fees

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