One module, one function.
Hanging sections alternate with drawers and shelves. The shoe tower introduces a closer rhythm within the modular arrangement.
Monterrey, Nuevo León
Lino Walk-in Wardrobe
Collaborative project · Gintarini
Editorial name · Monterrey · Gintarini collaboration
THE IDEA
A lighter way to store.
DESIGN FOCUS
Bringing visible storage and personal preparation together in a pale palette, with clearly defined modules.
Pale timber and linear lighting make the open modules feel light. Hanging, drawers and a shoe tower are arranged around a central island. A dressing table on the right extends the same system.
- Project status
- Design developed during the collaboration with Gintarini. According to Francisco Serrano Hess, construction took place after his departure; this page presents the design and does not document the final built result.
- Role
- Participation in residential joinery design during his time at Gintarini.
- Credits
- Collaborative design: Francisco Serrano Hess during his time at Gintarini. Design images supplied by Francisco. New illustrations and retrospective studies created for this portfolio.
THE SPACES / 01 VIEWS
A closer look at the details.
The design shared by Francisco Serrano Hess and its new visual interpretations. The source of each image is identified. Open an image to browse the gallery.
MATERIAL / THE DESIGN
See it.
Feel it.
Light timber
Subtle grain in a linen-toned finish.
Linear lighting
Lighting beneath shelves and in the ceiling.
Neutral textile
A pale rug for the central area.
A place to get ready.
The dressing table shares the joinery's material and visual depth. The open space beneath distinguishes the use of its top.
Clarity throughout.
The pale palette reduces contrasts between surfaces. Shadows within niches and under-shelf lighting keep each compartment readable.
THE SKETCHBOOK / DRAWINGS AND PROCESS
What lies
behind the drawing.
A contemporary reading of the arrangement and volumes visible in the rendering. These diagrams were reconstructed for the portfolio; they are not the project's original drawings.
Lino Walk-in Wardrobe · organization and volume
Interpretive plan and axonometric, created for this portfolio from the rendering. These are not original construction drawings.
Retrospective study · not to scale, no dimensionsYour project can start here.
Let's talk