Check the ceiling
Older homes often have ceilings that slope or vary along a wall. Fitted wardrobes are scribed to follow them exactly.
Fitted wardrobes
Fitted wardrobes made to measure.
Floor-to-ceiling wardrobes and dressing rooms that use every centimetre of your room, with interiors planned around what you actually own.
Fitted wardrobes
Storage that fits the room, not the other way round.
Freestanding wardrobes leave gaps above, beside and behind them. Fitted wardrobes run from floor to ceiling and wall to wall, scribed to uneven walls, sloping ceilings, picture rails and chimney alcoves, so there is nowhere for dust or clutter to gather.
Inside, we plan the layout around your clothes: long and short hanging, deep drawers, shoe storage, pull-out trouser rails and space for suitcases. Integrated lighting comes on as the door opens, so you can see everything.
Doors can match your kitchen or stand on their own, from smooth matt lacquer and timber veneers to fluted glass and mirrored panels.
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What goes inside
Interiors planned around your wardrobe.
- 01Hanging that fitsA mix of long hanging for coats and dresses and double-height short hanging for shirts, so no space is wasted.
- 02Drawers and pull-outsDeep soft-close drawers, jewellery inserts, pull-out trouser rails and shoe shelves where you need them.
- 03Integrated lightingLighting in the rails or shelves that switches on as the door opens.
- 04Full-height fitWardrobes scribed to the ceiling and walls, including sloping ceilings and period features.
Wardrobe types
Hinged, sliding or walk-in.
Hinged-door wardrobes
The most flexible choice: every section opens fully, and doors can carry internal mirrors or accessories.
Sliding-door wardrobes
Ideal where there is no room for doors to swing open, such as narrow bedrooms or beside a bed.
Walk-in wardrobes and dressing rooms
Open shelving, hanging and drawers on several walls, with an island or dressing table if space allows.
Good to know
Worth checking before you decide.
Think about the bed
Allow room to walk past an open hinged door. If the space is tight, sliding doors are often the better choice.
Match the rest of the home
Wardrobe doors can use the same finishes as your kitchen or media wall, so the house feels considered throughout.
Questions
Fitted wardrobes: common questions.
Something not covered here? Ask the studio and we will help.
Are fitted wardrobes worth it?
For most rooms, yes. They use the full height and width of the wall, hide uneven walls and ceilings, and give you far more usable storage than freestanding furniture of the same footprint.
Hinged or sliding wardrobe doors: which is better?
Hinged doors give full access to every section and suit most rooms. Sliding doors are better where there is no space for a door to swing, for example close to a bed.
Can you fit wardrobes under a sloping ceiling?
Yes. We scribe wardrobes to sloping and uneven ceilings, including loft rooms, so they fit tightly without gaps.
How much do fitted wardrobes cost?
The price depends on the size, the doors and the interior fittings. We quote after a design consultation so you can see exactly what is included.
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Design your wardrobes.
Book a design consultation or visit the Ruislip showroom to see door finishes and interior fittings.