Fitted & Bespoke Walk-in Wardrobes London, Surrey & the Home Counties

We are typically booked 4 to 8 weeks ahead. Contact us to check current availability and we will confirm an honest lead time. We do not overcommit and we do not let projects slip. If we give you a start date, we keep it.

Every installation is bespoke, but typically includes full space planning, custom hanging rails at single and double height, open shelving, drawer units, a central island or ottoman where space allows, integrated LED lighting, and your choice of finish. We also handle all electrical work for lighting, certified to Part P. Everything is built and fitted in-house by our own team.

Most walk-in wardrobe installations take between 5 and 10 days on site depending on the size and complexity of the space. A single room conversion with full joinery and lighting is typically 5 to 7 days. A larger dressing suite with an island unit and bespoke finishes is usually 8 to 10 days. We confirm the exact programme with your quote.

Both. We regularly convert spare bedrooms, large alcoves and understairs spaces into walk-in wardrobes. We also work within existing dressing rooms to replace inadequate storage with a fully bespoke fitted interior. We assess the space at consultation stage and advise on the best approach for your layout.

We offer painted MDF in any RAL or Farrow & Ball colour, natural oak, walnut and other hardwood veneers, high gloss lacquer, fabric wrapped panels and bespoke ironmongery including brass, satin nickel and brushed steel. Finish options are discussed at the design stage and we bring samples to your consultation.

Yes. LED lighting is integral to the design rather than an afterthought. We typically include warm white LED strips under hanging rails, interior drawer lighting and a central ceiling fitting where appropriate. All electrical work is carried out in-house and certified to Part P.

We cover all of London and the wider Home Counties including Surrey, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire. No travel charges apply within these areas. If you are further afield, contact us and we will confirm whether we can help.

150 sq ft is the minimum we recommend for a functional walk-in wardrobe with a practical layout. Below that, a well-configured fitted wardrobe within an existing bedroom will serve you better. If you are working with a spare bedroom that meets this threshold, a walk-in wardrobe is almost always achievable and we will show you exactly what the space can do at consultation.

Yes. We regularly build stud walls to partition a larger bedroom or landing into a dedicated dressing room. This is often the most efficient way to create a walk-in wardrobe without needing a separate spare room. We handle the full build including the stud partition, plasterboarding and decoration before fitting the joinery interior.

Yes. If you have bespoke joinery elsewhere in your home, whether a fitted kitchen, library or media wall, we can match the finish precisely. We work with the same materials and the same spray painters and lacquerers across all of our projects, so the dressing room reads as part of the house rather than a separate installation.

Yes. Many of our projects are in Victorian, Edwardian and inter-war properties across London and Surrey. Period homes often have generous bedroom proportions that suit a walk-in wardrobe well. We are experienced working around original cornicing, picture rails, bay windows and uneven walls. All of this is accounted for in the design at consultation stage.

No. We do not work in loft conversions. Our walk-in wardrobes are installed in fully habitable rooms at ground, first or second floor level. If you have a finished spare bedroom, oversized room or landing space you would like to convert, we can help with that.