Collection 2026.
Nine lines. Six wardrobe and dressing room systems, three kitchens. Every one is a starting point rather than a product: the elevation, the dimensions and the finish are drawn for your room.
Mirabilis
Framed glass fronts over solid carcass, lit on every shelf.
Aluminium-framed doors in clear or bronzed glass, set against matte lacquer and walnut. Interior lighting runs the full width of each shelf rather than spotting from above, so the contents read evenly from across the room. Built as a closed wardrobe or as an open display run.
Callide
A dressing room and a vanity in one continuous wood envelope.
Warm timber on every surface, including the returns, so the room reads as joinery rather than as furniture placed against a wall. The vanity is integrated into the run with a backlit mirror and a stone tray recess. Glass shelving on blackened metal keeps the display side visually light.
Lisse
Flush fronts, recessed pulls, nothing else.
The quietest line in the collection. Full-height doors in matte lacquer with a slim vertical pull inset into the leading edge, no frame, no visible hinge. Designed for rooms where the cabinetry should disappear into the wall and the daylight should do the work.
Audax
An open metal-frame system that stands in the room.
A blackened steel frame carrying timber shelves, glass panels and hanging rails, built as a freestanding structure rather than a wall unit. It can divide a bedroom from a dressing area and be finished on both faces. Every bay is configurable, and the frame is visible by design.
Inverse
Closed and open in the same elevation.
Solid lacquer doors flanking a lit glass-fronted centre bay, so the run holds both bulk storage and display without changing depth. The name refers to the reversal: the wood is inside, the pale lacquer is outside. Long horizontal pulls run the width of each door.
Maxime
A full walk-in, built as one room.
Perimeter joinery in pale oak with a bronzed back panel, island drawers, a skylight coffer and continuous lighting under every shelf. Designed as a complete dressing room rather than a wardrobe wall, with hanging, folding, shoe and accessory zones planned against an actual wardrobe audit.
Tempus
Handleless gloss, a stone island, and a timber ceiling.
A long handleless island in high-gloss lacquer with a green stone top, set under a timber-lined ceiling with a recessed linear light. Tall units run floor to ceiling to conceal the appliance stack. A raised timber bar returns off the island for seating.
Eximius
Dark marble, warm timber, and a raised service shelf.
Built for open-plan rooms with hard architecture. Matte fronts against heavily veined dark marble, with a raised steel and timber shelf over the island that hides the working surface from the dining side. Lit glass-fronted uppers carry the display.
Fabula
The classic line. Framed doors, brass, and light oak.
In-frame doors with a bevelled panel, painted in soft neutrals against natural oak dressers and glazed cabinets. Aged brass hardware, a pot filler, a stone backsplash and a full-height larder. The only line in the collection drawn in a traditional idiom, and detailed to hold up next to the modern ones.
Details that make a difference.
The full Collection 2026 catalogue is available at the North Miami Beach showroom, together with the finish samples for every line. Call ahead with the rooms you are planning and we will have the relevant panels pulled before you arrive.
Specifiers can request the catalogue as a PDF along with the technical data sheets for each finish.
Send us the drawings, or just the room.
We quote from architectural drawings, a set of dimensions, or a site visit. Tell us the rooms, the finish direction and the date the space needs to be complete, and we will come back with a scope and a schedule.