Wardrobe Design and Manufacturing
Fitted wardrobes built to the wall you have, with the internal layout planned around what you actually store.
A wardrobe is mostly an internal-planning problem. We start from what has to go inside — hanging lengths, folded stacks, luggage, linen — and build the internal divisions around that, then fit the unit to the wall floor-to-ceiling so no depth is wasted.
Sliding or hinged configurations are chosen by the room, not by preference alone: sliding shutters suit tight circulation, hinged shutters give full access to the interior. Loft storage above is planned as part of the same unit rather than added later.
Units are manufactured to measured dimensions in our own facility, which matters most where walls are out of square or where a wardrobe has to work around a beam, window or corner.
Key deliverables
- Measured survey and wardrobe elevation planning
- Internal layout: hanging, shelving, drawers, accessories
- Sliding or hinged shutter configuration
- Loft and overhead storage planning
- Mirror, lighting and finish coordination
- In-house manufacturing and site installation
- Bedrooms
- Guest rooms
- Dressing areas
- Studio apartments
- Staff accommodation
- Plywood and board options suited to the location
- Laminate, acrylic, membrane and matte shutter finishes
- Sliding track systems and soft-close hinges
- Internal accessories and drawer systems
Timelines and estimates depend on space size, material selections, customization and final project scope.
Design and execution process
The same six stages on every project, regardless of size.
Consultation
Understand the space, needs, style preferences and estimated budget.
Site Assessment
Review measurements, functionality, site conditions and technical requirements.
Concept and Planning
Develop layouts, material direction and design concepts.
Design Approval
Finalize the selected design, scope, finishes and project plan.
Manufacturing and Execution
Coordinate in-house manufacturing, site work and installation.
Quality Review and Handover
Conduct finishing checks and complete the final handover.
Wardrobe — frequently asked
It depends on the room. Sliding shutters do not need swing clearance, which suits narrow bedrooms, but you only ever see half the wardrobe at once. Hinged shutters open the full interior but need space in front. We recommend based on the measured room.
Yes — this is one of the main reasons to manufacture to measured dimensions rather than assemble standard modules.
Yes. The internal layout is planned around what you need to store, and it is confirmed with you before manufacturing.
Everything else we do
Planning wardrobe work?
Tell us about your space, requirements and preferred timeline. We will come back to you to understand the project.