This project involved creating a comprehensive storage solution for a Victorian-era home in Richmond. The clients needed to maximize their bedroom storage while maintaining the room's elegant proportions. We installed a full-width sliding door system that spans the entire wall, measuring 4.2 metres in width and 2.5 metres in height.

The wardrobe features three sliding panels with mirror finish on the central section, providing both functionality and the illusion of increased space. Interior organization includes eight adjustable shelving sections, two full-length hanging areas, and dedicated drawer units for smaller items. LED strip lighting was integrated along the top rail for enhanced visibility.

A premium walk-in closet installation for a Chelsea penthouse apartment. The client requested a boutique-style dressing room that would accommodate an extensive wardrobe collection while providing display space for accessories and shoes. The resulting design spans 12 square metres and incorporates multiple storage zones.

The system includes glass-fronted upper cabinets for displaying handbags and accessories, velvet-lined drawers for jewellery, pull-out shoe racks accommodating 40 pairs, and dedicated sections for folded garments. Oak veneer was selected to complement the apartment's existing hardwood flooring. Integrated LED lighting throughout ensures excellent visibility in all sections.

This hallway installation demonstrates how limited space can be transformed into highly functional storage. The narrow corridor in this Islington apartment presented challenges due to its width of just 1.2 metres. We designed a shallow-depth wardrobe measuring 2.4m wide, 2.6m high, and only 45cm deep to maintain comfortable passage.

Despite the compact dimensions, the wardrobe includes dedicated sections for coats, a shoe storage unit holding 24 pairs, upper shelving for bags and boxes, and hooks for everyday items. The white gloss finish reflects light to prevent the hallway feeling cramped. Soft-close mechanisms ensure quiet operation in the apartment building.

An L-shaped corner wardrobe designed specifically to address the challenging layout of this Hampstead bedroom. The room featured an awkward corner space that was difficult to furnish conventionally. Our solution was a custom corner unit that wraps around the wall junction, utilizing previously wasted space.

The design combines sliding doors on the longer section (3.2m) with hinged doors on the shorter return (1.8m). Interior fittings include a pull-out trouser rack with capacity for 12 pairs, a dedicated tie and belt organizer, adjustable shelving throughout, and two full-length hanging sections. The graphite grey finish with brushed steel handles creates a contemporary aesthetic.

This project required a wardrobe system that would serve dual purposes in an open-plan Kensington apartment. The unit functions as both a storage solution and a room divider, creating separation between the living and sleeping areas without blocking natural light. The design measures 3.2 metres in width and incorporates both open and closed sections.

Open shelving on one side displays books, decorative items, and plants, while closed storage on the reverse provides wardrobe space. The unit includes integrated cable management for television and audio equipment, making it suitable for modern living requirements. Natural oak with matte black metal accents complements the apartment's industrial-chic interior design.

A handleless wardrobe installation for a contemporary Shoreditch loft conversion. The client specifically requested a clean, minimalist aesthetic without visible handles or hardware. We implemented a push-to-open mechanism across all doors and drawers, creating seamless surfaces in matte white lacquer finish.

The 2.8m wide wardrobe features internal LED motion sensors that activate when doors open, eliminating the need for manual light switches. Organization includes removable drawer dividers that can be reconfigured as storage needs change, and an integrated safe compartment concealed behind a false panel. The handleless design required precision installation to ensure all mechanisms operate smoothly.