What needs a home?
Long hanging, double hanging, folded clothes, shoes, bags, drawers, mirrors or lighting.
Free 60-second wardrobe planner
What would a wardrobe built for your room look like?
Pick the space and your biggest priority. We will turn your answers into a useful starting brief for a free design visit — no exact measurements needed yet.
1 Your space2 Your priority3 Contact details
Your answers help the designer prepare. A home measure is still needed before any design or price is confirmed.
Start with how you live
Your best layout begins inside the wardrobe.
Door style matters. Daily use matters more. Plan the items, access and awkward corners first; choose finishes with the whole room in view.
How should it open?
Hinged doors give broad access. Sliding doors help where circulation space is tight.
What should it feel like?
Calm and minimal, warm and tactile, classic Shaker, glass-fronted or something more personal.
Design starting points
One room. Four very different answers.
These images are design inspiration. Your layout is developed around your measured space.
Walk-inZones for dressing, display and everyday access
HingedFull access and flexible interiors
SlidingClean lines without door swing
Design inspirationCompare colour, texture and detail in context.
What the free visit covers
Turn quick choices into a measured plan.
- Discuss the storage problem and room features
- Measure walls, ceilings, alcoves and slopes
- Explore doors, finishes and internal options
- Develop a tailored design and written quote
Planner bonus
We will check sale eligibility with your brief.
Up to 70% off applies to selected fitted wardrobe ranges, not every specification. Your designer can show current qualifying options during the free consultation.
Start my planUseful to know
You can choose “not sure”.
This planner is a conversation starter, not a specification. A designer can help decide which door system, layout and finish makes sense for the room.
“Design around the way the wardrobe needs to work — then make it belong in the room.”
Will my answers produce a final design?
No. They create a useful starting brief. The final proposal follows a room measure and design discussion.
Can I change my choices?
Yes. The selections are not a commitment. You can refine doors, storage and finishes with the designer.
Do I need a budget ready?
No. Tell the designer what matters most and ask for options. Exact pricing is based on the measured design and specification.
Can I bring photos or ideas?
Yes. Room photos, rough dimensions and saved inspiration can make the first conversation more useful.
Prefer to explain it your way?
Send a standard project request.
Share the room type and your contact details. A designer will help with the rest.