Fitted Wardrobes. Made for Your Wall, Not a Catalogue.
Fitted Wardrobes That Read as Architecture
Bespoke fitted wardrobes turn a bedroom wall into designed, floor-to-ceiling storage. No gap above collecting dust, no filler panels bridging to a crooked wall, no catalogue door sizes. Each carcass is made for the opening it fills, scribed to the true line of your ceiling and skirting, and finished in sprayed lacquer in any colour.
We design and install fitted wardrobes across London and Surrey: alcove wardrobes in period homes, full-wall runs in new builds, and angled builds under loft eaves. If the brief is a full dressing room rather than a wardrobe wall, our walk-in wardrobes service covers it. Fixed price before we start, built by our own team.
The housing stock decides the build more than the brochure does. Victorian and Edwardian semis in Guildford, Epsom and south west London give us chimney breast alcoves and high ceilings that want full-height doors. The 1930s homes around Weybridge and Esher bring bay-window bedrooms and picture rails to work around. Loft conversions from Woking to Wimbledon are all eaves angles and awkward gold-dust storage. We build to each of them weekly.
- Scribed to your walls. No filler panels.
- Spray finished in any RAL or Farrow and Ball colour
- Internal layouts designed around what you own
- All work by our own team. No sub-contractors.
Where Fitted Actually Means Fitted
No Wall in a Period Home Is Straight
In a Victorian or Edwardian bedroom the walls lean, the ceiling falls across the room, and the two alcoves beside the chimney breast differ by 30mm or more. A modular carcass meets that with filler strips. We meet it by scribing: each end panel is cut to follow the actual line of the wall and ceiling it touches. It takes hours rather than minutes, and it is the difference between wardrobes that look built with the house and wardrobes that look delivered to it.
Sprayed Lacquer, Not Foil Wrap
Most fitted wardrobe doors on the market are MDF wrapped in a vinyl foil. It photographs well and it peels at the edges within a few years, especially near radiators. Our doors are sprayed in a controlled workshop environment with a lacquer system made for joinery: primer, two colour coats, sanded between each. The finish can be repaired and repainted for the life of the furniture. Foil cannot.
The Interior Is the Actual Product
Doors are what you see, but the interior is what you live with. During the design visit we measure what you own: how much long hanging, how much double hanging, how many drawers of folded clothes, how many pairs of shoes. Then the interior is drawn around those numbers, with rail heights and shelf spacing set to your wardrobe rather than a standard. Clients notice this daily for years. Nobody has ever complimented a filler panel.
Two Alcoves, Neither Square
Sarah's brief was a full wall of wardrobes in the main bedroom of a Victorian semi in the Home Counties: alcoves either side of a chimney breast, with the breast itself panelled to carry a mirror. The left alcove measured 1,080mm at the skirting and 1,052mm at the ceiling. The right was 28mm wider at the top than the bottom. A national company had quoted the same room and specified four filler panels.
We templated both openings and built each carcass to its own alcove. The cornice line was kept: the wardrobes stop beneath it with a scribed top rail rather than boxing it in, which is the detail that makes full-height joinery sit quietly in a period room. Doors in a soft white eggshell to match the existing woodwork, interiors in oak-veneered board with long hanging on the left, double hanging and drawers on the right.
Total build time was four days. The quote she accepted was the one we fixed at the design visit.
Discuss Your BriefWhat Does It Cost?
Every wardrobe is made to measure. All quotes are itemised and fixed before work begins. No hidden costs.
Get a fixed priceBespoke
From £6,500
A single wall of full-height fitted wardrobes, scribed to your walls and spray finished, with an internal layout designed around your clothing.
- ✓Full-height, made to your opening
- ✓Sprayed finish in any colour
- ✓Designed internal layout
- ✓Soft-close hinges and drawers
- ✓Fixed price before work starts
Premium
From £9,000
Larger or more complex builds: alcove and chimney breast walls, angled loft installations, glazed doors, integrated lighting and dressing table sections.
- ✓All standard features
- ✓Alcove and loft-angle builds
- ✓Glazed or profiled door options
- ✓Integrated LED lighting
- ✓Dressing table and mirror sections
Guide prices for a typical bedroom wall. Final cost depends on wall length, door specification, internal fit-out and site conditions. Walk-in wardrobes and dressing rooms are quoted separately from £25,000.
Fitted Wardrobe FAQs
Questions about cost, how bespoke differs from modular, and what goes inside.
Ask a questionBespoke fitted wardrobes start from £6,500 for a single wall of full-height wardrobes, spray finished, with designed internals. A larger run across an alcove wall with a chimney breast, or wardrobes built into sloped ceilings, typically ranges from £9,000 to £15,000. Every quote is itemised and fixed before work begins. If your project is a full dressing room rather than a wardrobe wall, see our walk-in wardrobes service, which starts from £25,000.
The large national companies build from standard modular carcasses in set sizes, then bridge the gaps to your walls with filler panels. It is efficient, and it shows: fillers at the ceiling, fillers in the corners, doors in catalogue sizes. Our wardrobes are made for your wall. Every panel is scribed to the actual line of your ceiling and skirting, the doors are made to the opening, and the finish is sprayed rather than foil-wrapped. The difference is most visible in period homes where no wall is straight.
Yes, and this is where made-to-measure earns its cost. Alcoves are almost never square: the walls lean, the plaster bellies, and the two alcoves flanking a chimney breast are rarely the same width. We template each opening and scribe the carcasses to follow the wall, so the wardrobe reads as architecture rather than furniture pushed into a gap.
Yes. Loft conversions waste more storage than any other room because standard wardrobes cannot follow the roof line. We build into the slope, with full-height hanging where the ceiling allows and deep drawer or shelf storage pushed into the low eaves where it does not. Every angled panel is cut to the actual pitch of your ceiling, measured on site.
Hinged doors give full access to the wardrobe interior and take any finish, profile or handle. Sliding doors suit rooms where a bed or walkway sits close to the wardrobe face and there is no swing room. We build both. The honest guidance: choose hinged unless the room genuinely cannot accommodate the door swing, because sliding gear adds cost and you only ever see half the wardrobe at once.
The internal layout matters more than the doors. We design it around what you actually own: long hanging at 1,600mm for dresses and coats, double hanging at 1,000mm per rail for shirts and trousers, drawers for folded items, shelves for knitwear, and pull-out rails or shoe storage where the brief calls for it. We measure your current storage during the design visit so nothing you own loses its place.
A single wall of fitted wardrobes typically takes 3 to 5 days on site, including spraying pre-finished components and final fitting. Larger or angled builds run up to 8 days. The carcasses and doors are machined and finished before we arrive, so time in your home is kept short. We confirm the exact programme with your quote.
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