Emons has launched ‘Custom,’ a modular wardrobe featuring the ‘UV-ABD (Anti-Bacteria Dust)’ functional finish.

Looking at the interior layouts of recently built apartments, spaces for various interior functions—such as dressing rooms and pantries—have increased, and to make use of them, a growing number of consumers want a range of storage furniture, including bedding chests and drawer units, in addition to conventional wardrobes (built-ins). As a result, custom products that combine various storage furniture as modules—wardrobes as well as drawer cabinets, bedding chests, vanities, mirror cabinets, and half-height units—are gaining popularity among consumers.

The newly launched ‘Custom’ wardrobe from Enex reflects this trend and is characterized by its composition of various modules, including a full-length wardrobe, a half-height unit, a 2-drawer wardrobe, a 3-drawer wardrobe, an integrated vanity cabinet, a 300㎜ mirror cabinet, and a 200㎜ pull-out vanity cabinet. In particular, a wide range of tailored designs is possible, from the basic built-in configuration to 2- and 3-drawer wardrobes that serve as drawer units, an integrated vanity cabinet, and a pull-out vanity cabinet.

In addition, the doors of the ‘Custom’ wardrobe use the UV-ABD functional finish. UV-ABD is a chemical finish in which moisture cannot exist, creating an environment where mold and bacteria cannot grow, so an antibacterial effect can be expected.

Beyond this, the ‘Custom’ wardrobe allows for hygienic maintenance thanks to an anti-static property that prevents dust from clinging to the furniture surface. Furthermore, designed with recessed steel handles and a neutral ivory color, ‘Custom’ is not sensitive to trends and can blend well with other interiors.

An Emons official said, “This product takes into account the recently heightened awareness of eco-friendly products and consumers’ strong interest in hygiene and anti-virus measures due to COVID-19,” adding, “We plan to continue introducing environmentally friendly products going forward.” 1800-9966