Wiemann Berlin 250cm 2-Door Sliding Wardrobe in White Glass & Rustic Oak
The Wiemann Berlin is a made-to-order, full-height sliding wardrobe manufactured in Germany. This 250 cm, two-door configuration was installed for a customer in Liverpool with a contrasting white glass and rustic oak finish — a striking combination that brings warmth and texture to the room without heaviness.
At 217 cm tall and 67 cm deep, the Berlin provides a full-width storage solution with smooth-gliding sliding doors. Supplied and assembled as a complete service — no flat-pack, no tools required from the customer.
A contrasting sliding wardrobe for a Liverpool bedroom
The customer wanted a full-width sliding wardrobe that would add character rather than simply fill a wall. The Wiemann Berlin in white glass and rustic oak delivered — the contrast between the light glass panel and the warm oak tone gives the wardrobe a distinct look that works with both modern and traditional bedroom styles.
- Full-height carcass to 217 cm — uses the full wall height efficiently
- White glass and rustic oak contrast — distinctive, characterful finish
- 67 cm depth — generous hanging and shelf space inside
- Supplied with free UK delivery and professional in-home assembly
Inside the install
Photographed on completion in the customer's Liverpool bedroom — the contrasting white glass and rustic oak panels in the room context.
About Wiemann & the Berlin collection
Wiemann — Berlin Collection
Wiemann is one of Germany's leading bedroom furniture manufacturers, producing made-to-order wardrobes at their factory in Ahlen. The Berlin sliding range offers a wide choice of door finishes — from matt and glass to mirrored and contrasting combinations — on a sturdy, configurable carcass. Every wardrobe is delivered and assembled by Wiemann's own team.
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