How much does a wardrobe cost?

All our bespoke luxury wardrobes share the same carcass that is manufactured from materials of the very highest quality. While the basic structure is always the same, we offer a range of customisable options that will determine both the price and overall aesthetic of your sliding door wardrobe. The base material for our doors is honeycomb sub-structure, a durable, lightweight panel that will not warp or strain hinges, thereby offering a longer-lasting, high-quality solution.

Our custom-built fitted wardrobes are available in a variety of materials, colours, and finishes that increase on a sliding price scale depending on what combination you choose.

For example, a standard-sized, melamine finished, 2 door hinged wardrobe is the least expensive design in our range, giving you a good quality solution in a simple yet classy design.

A sliding door wardrobe will add a little more to that base price, as will the internal components that you select. Once you add jewellery trays, trouser rods, pull down hanging rails and tie racks, the cost increases depending on the features you choose.

The size of the wardrobe is one of the most important factors relating to the cost, but you can design a fairly large wardrobe for a reasonable amount if you stick to hanging rails, basic shelves and entry-level doors.

Our wardrobe cost calculator will give you a good idea of the price you can expect to pay, but there’s no substitute for speaking to a member of our design team. We’ve been designing and installing tailor-made luxury wardrobes for more than 35 years and we are bonafide experts.

Our contemporary fitted wardrobes are available in a variety of colours and finishes, the cost of which increases on a sliding scale depending on the combination you choose.

In our entry-level range, you can choose from the following selection:

• 6 colour finishes
• 4 eco-wood finishes
• 2 textured finishes
• 2 standard glass
• 1 etched glass
• 2 lacquered glass
• 2 mirror
• 5 metal finishes

Door handles on your wardrobe also come in a variety of options. Depending on your preferred choice of door handle, you can choose from a range of materials including metal, skin (leather) and wood, all of which are available in a number of different colours.

Our mid-range to premium fitted wardrobes offer all of the above options plus a few extras besides, such as metal frames that can be customised in a range of metal lacquers. Fancy a wardrobe made almost entirely of leather? Our eco-leather range comes in 8 colours with customisable stitching. We also offer an eco suede finish, a softer, suede-like material that looks gorgeous but is not as easy to clean as eco-leather. For a more tranquil frosted glass effect, you can select wardrobe doors that are made by putting linen inside the glass, softening the reflective impact of the doors.

In addition to choosing the finish of your modern wardrobe, you can also choose your wardrobe door finish. These are available in Melamine, Matt or Gloss Lacquer, Wood Veneer, Painted Matt or Gloss Glass, Mirrored and Leather.

In addition to the tailored options already mentioned, there are also additional upgrades for you to consider.

• Vertical Filler Panels - close the gaps between walls and your new wardrobe to give a built-in, seamless finish.
• Horizontal Filler Panels - close the gaps between the ceiling and top of your wardrobe (on sliding systems these need to be slightly recessed to clear the sliding track mechanism above)
• Mirror End Panels - swap your end panels with a full-height mirror. This creates an illusion of space and ensures you don’t see a block when you walk into the room.