Brand Spotlight
Wiemann
Beautiful bedroom furniture since 1900.
For over 100 years, Wiemann have strived to create what is now one of
Germany’s leading bedroom manufacturers,
specialising in stylish and elegant semi-fitted wardrobes.
Made with pride
Everyone at Wiemann is focused on a single aim of fulfilling your dreams of a beautiful bedroom.
Their designers and product development teams are constantly monitoring what’s happening in the world in terms of materials, components, lifestyles and consumer tastes and bring that knowledge into each new design they create.
The result is a range of bedroom furniture that boasts sleek elegance, unparalleled functionality and sustainable construction.
Monaco 1000
The Monaco 1000 is extremely versatile, with sleek hinged doors that open effortlessly. Combinations range from a single door to a full eight door run, with corner and drawer options available. The elegant glass doors reflect light into your room, creating space while maximising your storage.
Monaco 2000
The Monaco 2000 is sleek and perfect for the space-conscious, as the bi-fold doors protrude less than hinged doors. Combinations range from a single bifold to a seven door 4 meter run, with corner and drawer options available. The elegant glass doors reflect light into your room, creating space and maximising your storage.
Monaco 4000
Monaco 4000 is a range of bedroom furniture designed to complement the Monaco wardrobes – Bedsteads, bedside tables and chests made to mirror your aesthetic options across your whole bedroom.
Cambridge
The Cambridge carries a hint of country cottage styling in its more traditional assembly, with elegantly bordered full-panel doors and a range of natural colours that can blend seamlessly into any home aesthetic.
Wiemann offer a wide range of accessories and extras to help you maximise your storage and make your wardrobes the best they can be for your lifestyle.
From interior LED lights to shelf inserts, shoe racks to tie and belt holders, you can mix and match to your heart’s content.
