03 — The range
The drawing becomes the piece.
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A modular wardrobe — steel frame, hanging rail, adjustable shelving on one base plate.
Walk-in closets, media walls, and tables finished in leather, gold steel, and hand-set stitching. Scroll to see the mechanism move.
Torof Group designs furniture for people who treat a home like a body of work — where a walk-in closet is composed with the same intent as a facade, and a dining table earns its place at the center of a room.
Every commission is measured, drawn, and finished by hand in our own workshops — leather stretched and stitched by hand, steel machined to the same tolerance as the mechanism in this page, wood selected for grain before a design is ever finalized.
A modular wardrobe — steel frame, hanging rail, adjustable shelving on one base plate.
Modular systems finished with hand-jointed veneers, integrated lighting, and gold-steel hardware selected piece by piece.
TV and media decor conceived as a single sculptural surface — the screen disappears into the composition.
Dining and console tables in solid timber and stone, each top selected for its grain before the design is finalized.
Brushed stainless bodies, two-zone induction, and wood countertops — the kitchen drawn as architecture.
Mechanical linkage on powder-coated bases — compact at rest, seat-activated in use.
Saddle-stitched leather panels, sewn by hand thread by thread — the difference is felt before it's seen.
Every piece begins with the space it will live in — dimensions, light, and use, not a standard size.
Timber, leather, and steel are chosen for grain, hand, and finish before a single cut is made.
Surfaces are sanded, stitched, and inspected by hand through final assembly in our own workshops.