Storage that shapes itself around you.
From a single-run fitted wardrobe to a full walk-in dressing room, every shelf, rail and drawer is sized after we’ve had a long look at what you actually own.
We measure what you have, not what a catalogue assumes.
Before we draw, we ask you to bring a typical week’s clothes out of the cupboard. We measure the longest dress, the deepest jumper drawer, the shoes that need the higher heel rail. That’s the spec. Everything else we design backwards from there.
Drawers run on full-extension soft-close. Hanging rails are solid brass, not plated. Shelves are solid timber, dovetailed into the carcase — no bookshelf-pin sag after five years.
- Single-wall fitted runs
- Walk-in dressing rooms
- Loft eaves storage
- Awkward-corner solutions
- Integrated dressing tables
- Hidden safes & drawers
| Lead time | 6 – 9 weeks |
| Starting investment | From £9,500 |
| Materials | Walnut, oak, ash, lacquered MDF |
| Lighting | Sensor strip, integrated |
| Guarantee | Two years, plus aftercare |
Three rules we’ve learned the hard way.
Daylight Goes To Hanging
If a wall has a window, we plan hanging next to it. Mornings are easier when you can see colour properly without overhead light.
Drawers Above Knee Height
Anything you reach for daily — underwear, socks, watches — sits between your hip and your sternum. Lower drawers are for off-season storage only.
Open Shelves For Folded
Folded knitwear lives on open shelves, not in deep drawers. You can see what you have and you stop forgetting the third grey jumper.
One Hidden Compartment
Every wardrobe ships with at least one drawer or compartment whose latch we’ll show only to you. For passports, watches, the things you don’t advertise.