The Long Island City Wardrobe.

The brief

A wardrobe wall painted the color of the sky before rain. Floor-to-ceiling. Finger pulls drawn from baseboard to ceiling — the only line, and the whole point.

The brief was simple: the wall should disappear. Dark matte panels from baseboard to ceiling, shadow lines at every seam, finger pulls running the full height of every door. One thin vertical per panel. Walk into the room and you see a wall. Walk up to it and it opens.

The pulls go all the way up. That was deliberate. Everything vertical, everything tall. The room is the same size it was before. It doesn't feel that way.