
Built-in wardrobes
Built-in wardrobes, fitted wall to wall
Floor-to-ceiling storage made to measure for your bedroom, with an inside planned around what you own and doors that suit your home.
The cleanest way to add storage
A built-in wardrobe uses every centimetre of the wall it sits on. No gaps at the top for dust to collect, no awkward spaces at the sides, and no freestanding furniture eating into the room.
We measure your space precisely, plan the inside around your clothes and routine, and install it so the finished wardrobe sits flush and square, even if the walls and ceiling are not.
Why choose a built-in wardrobe
More storage in the same space.
Using the full height and width of the wall
A tidier room.
Everything behind doors, nothing piled on chairs
Made for awkward rooms.
Sloped ceilings, bulkheads, windows and corners are no problem
Adds to the home.
Well-made built-ins are a feature buyers notice in a bedroom
Internals that work
Every built-in starts with the inside. We ask what you need to store and how you like to find it, then plan a combination of:
- Long hanging for dresses and coats
- Double hanging for shirts and trousers
- Soft-close drawer banks, with dividers if you want them
- Shoe shelves at the base
- Adjustable shelves for folded clothes, bags and linen
- Top shelves for luggage and seasonal storage



Sliding or hinged
Sliding doors suit smaller rooms and wide openings, and are available in mirror, shaker, framed and flat panel styles. → /wardrobes/sliding-wardrobes/
Hinged doors give full access to the whole wardrobe at once and suit everything from handleless modern to classic shaker. → /wardrobes/hinged-wardrobes/
Finishes from crisp white to warm woodgrain, with handles to match.
Not just for bedrooms
Study and bedroom combinations.
A built-in wardrobe with a matching desk, as in the project below
Linen cupboards.
Tall shelving behind doors in the hallway
Entry and hallway cupboards.
For coats, shoes, bags and the vacuum
Understairs storage.
See Understairs Joinery
A recent built-in
White built-in wardrobe with matching study desk
A bedroom fitted with a four-door built-in wardrobe running floor to ceiling, paired with a floating study desk and drawer unit beneath the window. Handleless white doors keep the room calm, and a woodgrain desktop adds warmth.




How it works






Most built-ins move quickly from measure to install. Your quote includes the timeline.
- Step 01
Let's chat
It all starts with a conversation. We discuss your goals and arrange a site visit to assess your space.
- Step 02
Site visit and measure
We get to know your layout and requirements and offer tailored advice and recommendations.
- Step 03
Quote within 48 hours
You receive a detailed quote within 48 hours. No delays, no guesswork.
- Step 04
Design finalisation
Work with your existing designer, or let us connect you with a trusted partner. We finalise all materials, finishes and layouts.
- Step 05
Installation day
Our team arrives on time, keeps your space clean and completes your project with precision.
- Step 06
Follow-up
Every project includes a personal follow-up within 48 hours to make sure you are completely satisfied.
"Very professional and did good job. He was on time and gave good suggestion with our inbuilt. Highly recommend."
Built-in wardrobe questions
It depends on size and finishes. One client's wardrobe was finished two weeks after her first enquiry. Your quote includes a clear timeline.
Yes. Upgrading the inside of an existing wardrobe is a cost-effective way to get more storage.
They can, and usually should. Taking the wardrobe to the ceiling adds storage and avoids a dust shelf on top.
That is normal in most homes. We measure precisely and scribe the wardrobe to the walls and ceiling so it sits neatly.
Yes. We visit, measure and send a detailed quote within 48 hours.

Book your free measure
We will measure your room, talk through layouts and send a detailed quote within 48 hours.


