Wardrobes built to the exact wall, not to a standard size — sliding or hinged, with the internal layout planned around what you actually own rather than a catalogue configuration.
Each one opens the project it belongs to.
Each choice changes both how it looks and how it ages. The materials guide explains the trade-offs.
Sliding saves floor space; hinged gives you the full opening.
Laminate, acrylic, PU, veneer or mirror.
Laminate vs acrylic vs PU vs veneerMR is usually right for a bedroom; grade up only where damp is real.
Plywood gradesIt depends. How long wardrobes takes is decided before anything is built.
What decides it
What we check at the site visit
This is finalised with you after our site visit, once measurements, design and materials are agreed.
Apartment walls are rarely square and rarely the size the builder's drawing says. Everything we build is measured on site after possession, which is why our wardrobes close flush against the wall instead of hiding a filler strip.
Sliding shutters save the swing space a hinged door needs, which matters in a bedroom where the bed is close to the wardrobe. The trade-off is that you only ever see half the wardrobe at once, and the bottom track needs cleaning. Hinged doors give full access and cost less for the same width.
Usually yes. The gap above a standard wardrobe collects dust and stores nothing. A loft section costs relatively little and takes suitcases and seasonal bedding, which is exactly the stuff with nowhere else to go in an apartment.
Fewer than most people ask for and more than builders provide. Drawers cost more than shelves, so they earn their place for small items that get lost on a shelf. We settle this at the measurement visit by asking what is currently in boxes.
Often yes, if you can share photographs and the finish details. An exact match to an older piece is not always possible, so a deliberate contrast sometimes reads better than a near-miss.
Yes. Where there is no recess, the wardrobe is designed as a considered wall rather than a box pushed against one, with the side return finished properly so it does not look like an afterthought.
A designer measures your flat, checks the builder's points and gives you a written scope. Monday to Saturday, 09:30–18:30.
