BESPOKE WARDROBES AND DRESSING ROOMS
MADE-TO-MEASURE BEDROOM CABINETRY, DESIGNED & MADE IN WORCESTERSHIRE
A bedroom has to do more than just look good. It needs to work around what you own, how you get ready, the proportions of the room and, quite often, the awkward bits the house has thrown at you.
We design and make bespoke fitted wardrobes, dressing rooms and bedroom cabinetry entirely around you and your space. No standard cabinet sizes, fixed internal layouts or collection of doors to choose from. Just cabinetry designed from scratch, then made by us in our Worcestershire workshop.
Whether that’s a wall of wardrobes, a full dressing room or cabinetry that continues through the bedroom with a dressing table, bedside furniture or panelling, it can all be considered as one design, with materials, proportions and details developed to sit beautifully within the room.
POSSIBILITIES //
BEDROOM CABINETRY THAT GOES BEYOND THE WARDROBE
Sometimes the answer is a beautifully simple run of fitted wardrobes. Sometimes it’s an entire dressing room. And sometimes the best solution is to look at the bedroom as a whole, using cabinetry, materials and detail to bring the room together as well as providing the storage it needs.
Because we don’t work with standard cabinet sizes or pre-designed ranges, we’re free to use the space properly, working around chimney breasts, sloping ceilings, awkward corners and architectural details rather than stopping where a standard unit no longer fits.
Depending on the room and how you use it, that might include:
→ Fitted wardrobes and full-height cabinetry
→ Walk-in dressing rooms
→ Hanging, shelving, drawers and dedicated shoe storage
→ Dressing tables and open display
→ Bedside cabinetry and wall panelling
→ Integrated lighting, sockets and charging
→ Storage designed into eaves and sloping ceilings
→ Painted, timber and veneered finishes
→ One-off handles, mouldings and decorative details
The point isn’t to include everything. It’s to design exactly what your room needs.
WHY NO.54 //
GENUINELY BESPOKE. NOT A RANGE WITH MORE OPTIONS
For us, bespoke doesn’t mean choosing a door style, changing the width of a cabinet and calling it made-to-measure.
Every project starts with the room itself – its proportions, architecture, how you want it to feel and what the cabinetry actually needs to hold. We can then develop the layout, internal storage, proportions, materials, finishes and finer details around that particular brief.
It also means the design doesn’t have to stop with the wardrobes. A dressing table can follow the same lines. Bedside cabinetry can be designed into panelling. Materials and details can continue across the room so everything belongs together, rather than looking like a collection of separate pieces.
And because the design and making happen together, we’re considering how something will actually be constructed while we’re designing it, rather than handing a finished concept over to somebody else to figure out later.
Designed by an interior designer. Crafted by a cabinet maker. Built under one roof.
INVESTMENT //
WHAT DOES A BESPOKE WARDROBE OR DRESSING ROOM COST?
Every project is different, but we know it’s helpful to understand the likely level of investment before starting a conversation.
Our bespoke fitted wardrobe projects typically begin from around £5,000, depending on the size, materials, internal configuration and level of detail.
For a full bespoke dressing room, projects typically begin from around £15,000 and can increase considerably depending on the scale and specification. Larger schemes might include an island, dressing table, specialist storage, timber or veneered finishes, integrated lighting and other cabinetry designed as part of the wider room.
These aren’t fixed packages or price bands. They’re simply a useful starting point for cabinetry that is individually designed, made and installed for your space.
HOW WE CREATE YOUR BESPOKE BEDROOM
01 // CONSULTATION
We begin by talking through your ideas, requirements and the space itself. We’ll look at how you use the room, what needs to be stored and any architectural details or practical constraints we need to consider.
02 // DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
From there, we develop the design in detail, considering layout, proportions, internal storage, materials, finishes and all the smaller details that make the cabinetry yours.
You’ll see the design develop through drawings and 3D visuals, giving us the opportunity to refine everything together before it reaches the workshop.
03 // MAKING
Once the design is agreed, we make your cabinetry in our Worcestershire workshop.
Because the design and making sit under one roof, the decisions made during the design stage carry all the way through into production, from material selection and grain direction to mouldings, hardware and finishing.
04 // INSTALLATION
Finally, we install everything in your home, taking care of the final fit, alignment and finishing details.
Where the cabinetry includes lighting, sockets or other services, we’ll also coordinate the requirements so everything comes together as intended.
MADE FOR REAL HOMES //
ONE BEDROOM. ONE CONTINUOUS DESIGN
The scale of this vaulted bedroom called for more than a run of wardrobes. In fact, the original concept explored considerably more cabinetry, but working through the design together helped our clients realise that a lighter, more natural scheme was what they really wanted.
We designed the cabinetry across both sides of the room, with grain-matched oak wardrobes and a dresser opposite the bed, then carried the same material and reeded detailing into wall-to-wall panelling and bespoke bedside tables.
Curved corners, a bespoke cornice, integrated sockets and lighting were all developed as part of the same scheme, allowing the individual pieces to feel connected rather than designed in isolation.
Zoe and Shaun have done an outstanding job on our bedroom, from the very first design consultation through to final fitting of the furniture, everything is exceptional. The craftsmanship of the cabinetry is flawless and so very beautiful. Everything is absolutely perfect.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What's the difference between bespoke fitted wardrobes and a full dressing room?
Fitted wardrobes usually form part of an existing bedroom, while a dressing room gives us the opportunity to design the entire space around storage and getting ready.
That might include wardrobes, drawers, shoe and accessory storage, a dressing table, mirrors, lighting or a central island. Because everything is bespoke, there isn’t a fixed formula. We design what’s appropriate for the room and for you.
Can you design wardrobes for sloping ceilings, eaves or awkward spaces?
Yes. In fact, those are often the spaces where bespoke cabinetry makes the most difference.
Because we aren’t restricted by standard cabinet dimensions, we can design around sloping ceilings, chimney breasts, alcoves, uneven walls and other architectural features, making much better use of space that standard furniture may struggle with.
Can I choose the internal layout of my wardrobes?
Absolutely. We design the inside as carefully as the outside.
Hanging heights, shelves, internal drawers, shoe storage and dedicated spaces for accessories can all be developed around what you actually own and how you prefer to organise it.
Do you only make wardrobes and dressing rooms?
No. We can look at the bedroom as a whole.
Alongside wardrobes and dressing rooms, we can design dressing tables, bedside cabinetry, panelling, shelving and other fitted or freestanding pieces so that materials, proportions and details can continue throughout the room.
What makes your wardrobes genuinely bespoke?
We don’t begin with standard cabinet sizes, a collection of door styles or a predetermined range.
The cabinetry is designed specifically for your room, from its dimensions and internal configuration through to materials, finishes, mouldings and individual details. The design is then made by us in our own workshop rather than passed to a separate manufacturer.
Can you incorporate lighting and electrical sockets?
Yes. Integrated wardrobe lighting, illuminated display areas, bedside sockets, charging points and other electrical requirements can be considered during the design.
Planning these details early means they can be properly incorporated into both the cabinetry and the wider room rather than added as an afterthought.
How much should I budget for bespoke wardrobes or a dressing room?
As a guide, our bespoke fitted wardrobe projects typically begin from around £5,000, while full dressing rooms typically begin from around £15,000.
Final costs depend on the scale of the cabinetry, internal specification, materials, finishes and level of detail. We’ll always discuss likely investment early in the process so you can decide whether we’re broadly aligned before developing the design further.
Where do you install bespoke wardrobes and dressing rooms?
We’re based in Redditch, Worcestershire and work with clients across Worcestershire, Warwickshire, the Cotswolds, Cheltenham and surrounding areas.
If you’re a little further afield and have a project in mind, you’re very welcome to get in touch and we can let you know whether it’s something we’re able to consider.
If you’re planning fitted wardrobes, a dressing room or a wider bedroom cabinetry project, we’d love to hear what you have in mind.
You don’t need to arrive with a finished design. Tell us a little about your room, what you’re hoping to achieve and where you’re based, and we’ll come back to you to talk through what might be possible.
Bespoke fitted wardrobe projects typically begin from around £5,000, with full dressing rooms from around £15,000.
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