Wardrobes
Wardrobes planned inside as well as outside.
A wardrobe is only as good as its inside. We design the doors and the storage together, make them in our own factory and fit them in your home.
Photograph is a style reference, not one of our completed projects.
Space that suits your room
Sliding where the room is tight, hinged where there is clearance, walk-in where there is floor to spare.
An inside that fits your clothes
Hanging heights, drawers and shelves are planned around what you actually own, not a standard layout.
Made to your wall
Built to your measurements, floor to ceiling if you want it, with no gaps and no wasted corners.
Wardrobe types
Which wardrobe suits your room?
The room decides the type. Tap each one to see where it works and what to keep in mind.
Hinged
Swing doors open the whole wardrobe at once, so you can see and reach everything.
- Best for
- Rooms with clear space in front, and wide wardrobes.
- Keep in mind
- The doors need room to swing open without hitting the bed or furniture.
Looks and finishes
Wardrobes with presence
Photographs are style references. Our own project photography is coming soon.
Inside the wardrobe
An inside that works as hard as the outside
These are the pieces we can plan into your wardrobe, so it fits how you dress.
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Hanging space
Long hanging for dresses and coats, short hanging for shirts, at heights that suit you.
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Drawers
Soft-close drawers for folded clothes, accessories and small items.
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Shelves
Adjustable or fixed shelves for sweaters, bags and bedding.
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Pull-outs
Trouser racks, tie and belt holders that slide out so nothing gets lost at the back.
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Shoe storage
Shoe racks and drawers inside or beside the wardrobe.
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Jewellery and watch drawers
Fitted organisers for small valuables, if you want them.
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Mirrors
A full-length mirror on a door or inside the wardrobe.
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Internal lighting
Lighting planned into the wardrobe where the design allows it.
Finishes and hardware
What your wardrobe is made of
Wardrobes are dry areas, so the board matters less than the finish on the front and the hardware you use every day.
The surface you see on the doors. It sets the look of the whole bedroom.
Laminate
Hard-wearing and available in many colours, textures and wood grains.
- Good for
- Everyday wardrobes that need to stay easy to clean.
- Watch out for
- Edges need careful finishing to avoid lifting.
Acrylic
A glossy, deep-colour finish that reflects light and suits modern rooms.
- Good for
- Modern, high-gloss looks and smaller rooms that need more light.
- Watch out for
- Shows fingerprints and fine scratches more than matt finishes.
Veneer or wood finish
Real or wood-look surfaces that bring warmth and natural grain.
- Good for
- Warm and classic bedrooms.
- Watch out for
- Natural wood varies in colour and needs more care.
Mirror and glass
Mirror doors make a room feel larger. Tinted glass shows what is inside.
- Good for
- Small bedrooms (mirror) and display-style walk-ins (glass).
- Watch out for
- Glass shows fingerprints, and what is inside must stay tidy.
This is general guidance to help you decide. We will recommend the right combination for your room when we discuss your plan.
How it is made
Designed. Made. Installed. By one team.
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Designed
We start from your floor plan, your routines and your budget, then design each unit to fit your rooms — not a catalogue size.
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Made
Your interiors are manufactured in our own factory, so the same team that designed them controls how they are built.
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Installed
Our own installation team fits everything at your property, so there is one team accountable from first sketch to handover.
Cost
What decides the price
We do not guess a number before we know your space. These are the things that move it.
Size
Width and height decide how much material and how many doors are needed.
Door style
Hinged and sliding doors use different mechanisms, which affect the cost.
Inside fittings
Drawers, pull-outs and organisers add convenience and cost.
Finish
Laminate, acrylic, veneer, mirror and glass sit at different price levels.
Hardware
Tracks, hinges and runners vary widely in quality and price.
Loft and extras
A loft, internal lighting or mirrors add to the design and cost.
Number of wardrobes
Planning several wardrobes together keeps the finish consistent across rooms.
Questions
Wardrobes: what people ask
Should I choose a sliding or a hinged wardrobe?
Sliding wardrobes suit tight rooms because the doors do not swing out. Hinged wardrobes open the whole interior at once but need clear space in front. We look at your room and recommend what fits.
Can you make a wardrobe all the way to the ceiling?
Yes. Because every wardrobe is made to your measurements, it can go floor to ceiling with no gap on top. We will also suggest how to use the top shelves sensibly.
Can I get a walk-in wardrobe in a normal bedroom?
It depends on the floor area. A walk-in needs space to step in and turn around. If your room is tight, a full-height sliding or hinged wardrobe may suit better, and we will tell you honestly which works.
Do you make the wardrobes yourselves?
Yes. They are designed by us, made in our own factory and installed by our own team.
How is the price decided?
By the size, the door style, the inside fittings, the finish and the hardware. We prepare a detailed estimate once we know your measurements and choices.
Ready to plan yours?
Tell us what you have in mind. It takes about a minute, and we will come back with the next step.