A fitted wardrobe is a custom-designed storage solution tailored to your room’s specific dimensions and features. Unlike regular freestanding cabinets, fitted wardrobes are built into the space, maximising storage and ensuring a seamless look that complements the room’s aesthetics.

Absolutely! One of the primary benefits of choosing a fitted wardrobe is its flexibility. You can customise the internal storage to include shelves, drawers, hanging spaces, shoe racks, and other specialised compartments to suit your needs. We also have various fitted wardrobe colour ideas to suit your personal taste.

The installation time for custom wardrobes can vary based on the design’s complexity, room size and available space.

Yes, a well-designed fitted wardrobe can enhance the appeal and functionality of a room, potentially increasing the property’s overall value. It’s a sought-after feature for many homebuyers, as it signifies efficient space utilisation and a touch of luxury. Moreover, investing in fitted bedrooms, including bespoke wardrobes but an entire suite of fitted bedroom furniture, ensures a cohesive and tailored design. This harmonious approach to bedroom furnishing often appeals to potential buyers, who appreciate the seamless blend of style and practicality of fitted furniture.

Certainly! Many homeowners opt for sliding doors, especially in rooms where space is at a premium. Sliding doors offer easy access without the need for additional space to open them, making them a popular choice for fitted wardrobes.

No, fitted wardrobes do not have to be wall to wall. They can be customised to fit specific dimensions and preferences, including alcoves or partial walls. They can also be fitted against one wall, with the other side left open, for example to allow for a door to open.

Yes, fitted wardrobes can sit on a carpet if desired or carpet can be put down once the wardrobe has been fitted. If you let us know about your flooring situation, we can advise you on what will be best.

Fitted wardrobes don’t necessarily have to be the same colour as the walls. It depends on the design preferences and the overall aesthetic goals of the room. Matching colours can create a cohesive look, while contrasting colours can add visual interest and depth to the space.

Yes, fitted wardrobes do have backs in them, all of our products come with back panels. The back panels provide structural support, stability, and help to enclose the space, ensuring that items stored inside remain secure and protected. All of our wardrobes come complete with backs, sides, top and base providing a complete module. The promise of extra space without using back panels, is typically not true and can affect the structural integrity of your wardrobe in the long term.