Heritage Grand Wardrobe
with Dressing Unit

This wardrobe was designed for our own home.

When we needed bedroom storage, we asked ourselves: what would we build if there were no compromises?

The answer took shape over months of planning. A dressing unit with a full-length mirror that swings open to reveal hidden shelving. Four generous wardrobe sections, each configured differently because we store things differently. Upper cabinets for seasonal items. A dedicated safe space. Folding racks that extend when needed and disappear when they don't.

Every rosette carved into the lower panels connects to Newari woodworking traditions passed down through generations in the Kathmandu Valley. The crown molding and raised panels speak to Louis Philippe III elegance. Together, they create something that belongs in Nepal but could stand proudly anywhere in the world.

At over ten feet wide and eight feet tall, this is furniture that commits to a room. It becomes the anchor around which the bedroom arranges itself. The piece your family will inherit.