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Grain

Wardrobe System 04

Built to hold the
morning light, too.

Grain wardrobe in pale birch and chalk white steel, standing in a soft, daylit room with a folded wool throw and a woven basket

Grain takes the same frame logic as the rest of the Modular family and asks a softer question: not how little it can show, but how good it can feel to stand next to. Pale wood, chalk steel, a throw within reach.

Chalk white steel frame, pale birch doors. Diffused window light, no single hard source.

01 — System

The same three measures, in a gentler material.

Every Grain shares its sense of proportion with the rest of the Modular family. Nothing about the structural logic changes here. What changes is what the structure is allowed to feel like: a matte chalk finish instead of graphite or raw steel, and pale birch doors left honest about their grain instead of painted over. Open it and the warmth repeats along with the joinery.

Width
134 cm
Height
196 cm
Depth
79 cm
Doors
2, hinged

Figures shown are a reference configuration for this concept, not a live calculator. Width, height, depth and finish are the variables a real Grain configurator would expose.

02 — Textures

Four materials, all of them soft to the touch.

Grain pairs a fixed frame and door material with two textiles that live beside it rather than in it: a folded wool throw, a woven basket. Neither is structural. Both are why the piece reads as a room, not a fixture.

Frame, powder-coated steel

Chalk white. Soft matte, warm undertone, not a cold laboratory white.

03 — Close

Close enough to feel the grain and the weave.

Close detail of the Grain wardrobe where the chalk white frame meets the pale birch door, under soft window light

Frame and door junction. Birch grain against chalk steel, both real texture, not a flat finish.