Painted Shaker-style hinged fitted wardrobe

Hinged-Door Wardrobes

Traditional fitted wardrobes built to fill an alcove, wall or full room end-to-end. Door styles range from flat/shaker panel to fully flush spray-finished fronts.

Contemporary bespoke sliding-door fitted wardrobe

Sliding-Door Systems

Space-efficient for smaller rooms or where door swing isn't practical. Track systems specified to door weight and width, with soft-close as standard.

Bespoke walk-in wardrobe and dressing room

Walk-In Wardrobes & Dressing Rooms

Full-room fit-outs combining hanging rail, drawer banks, shelving and often a central island, designed as a coordinated joinery scheme.

Fitted wardrobe following a sloped loft ceiling

Under-Eaves & Sloped-Ceiling Storage

Built specifically for loft conversions and roof-space rooms, where a standard carcass simply doesn't fit the geometry — one of our most common bespoke requests.

Fitted wardrobe combined with an integrated home-office desk

Combination Units

Wardrobe joinery integrated with a desk, bed surround, or window seat — useful in smaller rooms where separate furniture would eat too much floor space.

Open fitted wardrobe with drawers, rails, shelves and shoe storage

Internal Fit-Out

Hanging (single and double rail), drawers, shelving and shoe storage, laid out to a brief rather than a fixed module count.

What goes into every wardrobe

Carcass: moisture-resistant MDF as standard, plywood available on request

Doors/fronts: painted or spray-finished MDF, veneered panels, or solid timber

Internals: adjustable shelving, hanging rails (fixed or pull-down), drawer banks with soft-close runners, integrated shoe racks

Ironmongery: soft-close hinges and runners as standard across the range

What clients usually ask

Sloped-ceiling and under-eaves storage is built to the exact roof geometry from a site survey.

Hanging rail, drawer banks, shelving and shoe storage can be combined in any configuration.

Physical material and finish samples are provided as part of the design and quote stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between hinged and sliding wardrobe doors?

Hinged doors give full access to the whole wardrobe width at once and suit most standard rooms; sliding doors save the floor space a door swing would need and suit tighter rooms or where furniture sits close to the wardrobe front.

Can you build wardrobes into a sloped ceiling?

Yes, sloped-ceiling and under-eaves storage is one of our most common bespoke requests and is built to the exact roof geometry from a site survey.

What internal layout options are available?

Hanging rail (single or double), drawer banks, adjustable shelving and shoe storage can be combined in any configuration to suit how the space will be used.

Do you use solid timber or MDF?

Both, MDF (painted or veneered) forms the standard carcass and door construction, with solid timber used for detailing such as edging, cornicing and skirting returns.

Can I see samples of finishes before committing?

Yes, physical material and finish samples are provided as part of the design and quote stage.

Our fitted wardrobe service, from carcass to install