Curved furniture doors in WrocławGive the form
a little freedom.
Rounded corners and soft furniture lines. We choose the shape, material and finish together.
Explore the possibilitiesFrom idea to finished piece
Greater freedom to design the form
A curved cabinet door requires geometry matched to the furniture’s construction. We assess feasibility based on the radius, dimensions, material and intended finish.
Geometry matters
Include the bending radius, height, width and thickness in your enquiry. A dimensioned cross-section will be helpful.
Material and surface
Construction and finish are agreed alongside the shape of the cabinet door. Not all materials offer the same possibilities.
A component as part of the fitted unit
We take adjacent cabinet doors, the mounting method and the intended joint detail into account.
Details for your project
Bending possibilities, radii, dimensions, materials and finish are agreed individually based on the design.
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Let’s agree the production details.
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- Geometry
- Bending radius, cross-section, height, width and component thickness.
- Material and finish
- Substrate type and intended surface finish, such as lacquer. Construction is confirmed after reviewing the drawing.
- Mounting and machining
- Hinge positions, holes, routing and the method of joining adjacent cabinet doors.
- Documentation
- A dimensioned drawing, number of components and preferred completion date. We will confirm radii and overall dimensions for the individual project.
Selected projects.

BK76 / meblobud.pl
Office in Katowice — rounded cabinetry
Oak veneer, internal and external curves, and lacquered components. Explore the cabinetry and corner details.
View the projectCurved components — production in our joinery workshop
Two views show the inside of the structure and the outer skin of the curved component during production. This is BK76 production documentation, not photographs of finished furniture.

BK76 / meblobud.pl
Curved cabinet door and lacquered fluting
Decorative enclosure concealing pipes and cables, made to the client’s requirements by BK76 / meblobud.pl.
View the projectExamples by BK76 / meblobud.pl
From forming the curve to the finished unit.
Four photographs of the same project show a fluted MDF component during production and the completed lacquered enclosure concealing building services.
In the joinery workshop — forming fluted MDF
An unfinished MDF component as the curve is formed, and a detail of the fluted surface. These photographs show production of the same fitted unit whose finished result is shown below.
Photograph of actual work by BK76 / meblobud.pl, with conventional lighting and sharpness adjustments, without generative AI editing.
Photograph of actual work by BK76 / meblobud.pl, with conventional lighting and sharpness adjustments, without generative AI editing.
Completed fitted unit — curved front and lacquered fluting
At the client’s request, pipes and cables were concealed by decorative fitted joinery. The curved front, rounded corners and lacquered fluting give it an individual character.
Photograph of actual work by BK76 / meblobud.pl, with conventional lighting and sharpness adjustments, without generative AI editing. The background was removed earlier; the furniture’s shape has been preserved.
Photograph of actual work by BK76 / meblobud.pl, with conventional lighting and sharpness adjustments, without generative AI editing.
Choose the remaining details.

BK76 / meblobud.pl
CNC routing
Routing, cut-outs and decorative patterns. Explore our CNC machining and finished components.
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Lacquering
Finishing cabinet doors and furniture components. See examples of lacquering from our workshop.
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BK76 / meblobud.pl
Tables and fitted furniture
Tables, wooden tops and fitted furniture tailored to the interior. Explore our projects.
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It might be a complete design, a sketch on paper or an idea
that is only just taking shape. Let’s start with a conversation.


