The DaFre Elios wardrobe is part of the contemporary range from high-end brand DaFre, designed by Enrico Cesana, with a sleek linear hinged door and striking minimalist handle, available in a fantastic range of finishes. Made in Italy.
Available in an extensive range of colours in matt, gloss or micalised lacquer, brushed oak matt lacquer (with a visible wood grain), and wood (real wood veneer). This wardrobe has a simple linear hinged door and a selection of handle options in Satin-Nickel, Moka Shine, Matt, Gloss or micalised Lacquer. There is also a wide range of colour choices for the interior.
This wardrobe is available in twelve sizes and in four heights, so it is impossible to price all of the options here. We have priced the two and three door wardrobes here, in the 226.3cm height, as a guideline. Our in-house wardrobe designers are happy to discuss other options and customisation with you.
There are a fantastic choice of internal accessories too, including shoe racks, pull down rails, internal LED lights and more. Each two door wardrobe includes two hanging rails and one shelf per cabinet as standard. It is possible to have the standard height, depth or width cut (straight across/up cuts/angle cut) at a surcharge, allowing you to buy a true 'fitted wardrobe' in exactly the size you need.
Shown and priced here is the 'Simple' range door, in matt blue notte lacquer with elios corta and lunga horizontal handles in matching lacquer finish.
This range is also available as a sliding door wardrobe - please see related products below.
DaFre are a design led Italian company who produce innovative wall systems and wardrobes, as well as beds and bedroom furniture. To see the complete DaFre collection click here. To see our entire range of contemporary wardrobes (we have a range of top brands - from Battistella children's wardrobes to Molteni luxury wardrobes) click here.
For further information please Contact Us via email, phone us on 020 7731 9540 or visit our London showroom. Trade and general enquires all welcome.
