Wardrobes…

These two shots are of a traditional style with brass mesh inserts that add a certain distinction & allow the wardrobe to breathe. This unit has also been hand painted.

With the two doors open an ordered interior is exposed, with custom heights for suits & double hanging for shirts & jeans, still leaving space for storage shelves.

Again we see one of a pair situated in a terrace house, either side of a fireplace in our ‘Custom Classic ‘style. The unusual paint finish is a two coloured sponged effect.

The lower drawer is ideal for shoes to keep them separate for the rest of the wardrobe & it saves you ratting around in the bottom of the cabinet trying to find the things lost at the back.

These two photos are of a unit built for a bed-sit were space was at a premium at the far end we build a small home office.

The main feature in the small space is of course the fold down queen sized bed. Naturally the other doors conceal plenty of hanging & shelving space.

This wardrobe’s exterior is recycled hardwood with an oiled finish. The interior is simple but practical white melamine with a contrasting ‘red’ hardwood used for the drawer fronts. The open door hides the mirror paneled door adjacent to it. A close up of the exterior can be seen in Solid Timber

Here is an example of some bespoke doors that have Astral glazing to match existing windows in the room, We try our best to copy specific details to give the wardrobe the finishing touches and built in look. the walk in wardrobe has been installed in undercoat for a traditional finish. either side of the walk in wardrobe you can also see so curved paneled doors that were fitted throughout the house