To the millimetre, up to the ceiling
Built-in Wardrobes
Built-in Wardrobes
To the millimetre, up to the ceiling
- Sloped & gable walls
- Soft-close hardware
- Integrated lighting
- Solid wood & veneer
Interior Fit-out Samplecity · Solid-wood master workshop
Measure, think along, build.
Solid-wood interior fit-out in Samplecity — the discipline where every millimetre counts. From a built-in wardrobe sliding into the attic, to oak and walnut wall paneling that brings back the character of an old apartment, to a slatted acoustic ceiling under which conversation works again: we come by, take measurements, sketch options with you, build in our own joinery and install with our own team. No subcontractors, no compromises on the survey, no surprises on site. That's how craft is meant to work.
Measure, think along, build.
Solid-wood interior fit-out in Samplecity — the discipline where every millimetre counts. From a built-in wardrobe sliding into the attic, to oak and walnut wall paneling that brings back the character of an old apartment, to a slatted acoustic ceiling under which conversation works again: we come by, take measurements, sketch options with you, build in our own joinery and install with our own team. No subcontractors, no compromises on the survey, no surprises on site. That's how craft is meant to work.
Built-in Wardrobes
Before the first board is cut.
Material decides quality before any tool touches the board. We don't buy timber out of containers — we go to the sawmill in the Spessart in person, every four weeks, with an eye on the grain. What we haven't held in our hands does not enter the workshop.
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Wood we know
Oak from the Spessart, walnut from southern Germany, ash and maple from the Reinhardt sawmill. Every batch is inspected on site — knot density, grain pattern, moisture. We store five to eight cubic metres in our own hall at 60 % humidity, so the wood evens out before it ever reaches the machine. We don't carry tropical hardwoods.
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Joints that hold
We use PVAc D3 glue for interior furniture, hide glue for restoration, polyurethane for exterior work. Joints are dovetails, dowels and Lamello biscuits — no screws in load-bearing positions. A drawer runs on a wood-on-wood guide with wax, not on a plastic roller. A door swings on mortised hinges, not on screw-on cup hinges. That extra effort is what makes the difference decades later.
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Finishes that age
We oil with hard wax oil, stain with water stain, polish with shellac — three methods, three characters. We use lacquer where ease of cleaning (bath, kitchen) takes priority. But the default is a finish that any joiner can refresh in fifteen years with a sanding pad and fresh oil. What you buy should be maintainable, not replaceable.
That sounds like a lot of effort for a piece of furniture. It is a lot of effort. It is the difference between buying furniture and having furniture built.
Rooms we have shaped.
Attic built-in wardrobe — Oak · soft-close · sloped ceiling 
Law-firm acoustic ceiling — Oak slats · 0.5 s reverb 
Musterheim wall paneling — Oak · acoustic perforation 
Heritage plank floor — Solid oak · concealed nailing
From the workshop"We build furniture that outlasts us."
— Max Mustermann
What our clients say.
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18 months in — not a single flaw. The joints hold better than our old IKEA kitchen did after three weeks.
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The attic built-in sits in the slope to the millimetre. Craft you barely find today.
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The hotel fit-out for 42 rooms ran like clockwork. On time, clear communication, top quality.
Work with us.
Get in touch today.
Furniture, kitchen, built-in wardrobe or a complete interior fit-out — we reply within 24 hours. Free, no obligation, expert advice.
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