Corner wardrobe
Corner wardrobes in Israel: a corner instead of a wall
The corner of a room is the one place ordinary furniture almost always leaves empty. A corner wardrobe takes all of it.
Models by the Polish maker MEBLE WJ, including versions with a mirrored front and two-door units. The section is small and still growing, so if the right width is not here, see hinged wardrobes – a narrow unit often solves the same corner alongside the main wardrobe.
A corner wardrobe wins on depth along the diagonal rather than on floor area: it takes a full-length rail that holds coats and dresses, a depth a narrow straight wardrobe never has. The trade-off is reaching the far end, so off-season clothes usually go there.
What to check before buying
| What to check | Why |
|---|---|
| The corner must be square | Uneven walls in an older building will leave a gap behind the unit. |
| Door swing | A corner door sweeps a wider arc than a straight one. Make sure nothing stands beside it. |
| Mirrored front | Visually widens the corner and replaces a separate mirror in the room. |
| Pairing | A corner wardrobe is often set next to a straight one so the whole wall closes without a gap. |
Delivery and assembly
We deliver across Israel; the cost is shown on the product page. Other wardrobes are in Wardrobes and closets.