Giselle Walk-in-closet Walk-in closet

Design & Vision

The Giselle Walk-in-closet by Capital is conceived as a quiet, open backdrop for daily dressing. Designed by Boatto Martino Studio, it takes the idea of a traditional wardrobe and strips it down to a clear, modular structure. No excess, just a clean rhythm of vertical metal lines, panels, and shelves.

This walk-in system is composed of open bays, closed containers, and dedicated accessories arranged in precise order. The layout is always customized, so each configuration feels tailored to the room and to the way someone actually lives, not to a standard template.

Materials & Build

At the core sits a metal frame, giving the structure a slim profile with solid stability. Metal-finished panels define the vertical planes and add a subtle sheen, while wooden shelves introduce a warmer note. The contrast keeps the system from feeling technical or cold.

Finishes are selected from Capital’s metal and wood options, then combined project by project. Every element is dimensioned on client request, with final measurements defined in inches, so the Giselle Walk-in-closet adapts naturally to American spaces and proportions.

Comfort in Daily Use

Comfort here is about clarity and reach. Lacquered shelves, drawers, shoe racks, and dedicated trouser and shirt units give each item a clear place. Nothing feels improvised.

Open vains keep everything visible at a glance, so getting dressed feels quicker and more considered. And because the system is modular, sections can be grouped in a way that matches habits: what is used every day stays close, what is seasonal moves higher or to the side.

Placement & Lifestyle

This Capital walk-in closet works as a full room installation or as a made-to-measure niche solution. It can line a wall, wrap a corner, or form a double-sided dressing area, always following the architecture instead of fighting it.

The look is intentionally understated, so it sits well with different bedroom styles, from minimal to more layered interiors. The structure becomes a calm frame for clothing, not a distraction from it.

Longevity & Care

The combination of metal structure and wood elements gives the Giselle Walk-in-closet a reassuring, long-term feel. The frame resists daily use, while the shelves and accessories are designed to carry real wardrobes, not just display pieces.

As needs change, the modular system can be reconfigured or extended rather than replaced. That flexibility, together with Capital’s solid build quality, lets the walk-in evolve over the years while keeping its original, composed character.