Wardrobes

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Our Wardrobes are available with hinged, sliding and folding door options. Hinged doors give full access to the interior; sliding doors are ideal for tighter spaces where swing clearance is limited.

Wardrobes with Mirror

Many of our Wardrobes include a built-in mirror — a practical addition that saves wall space and makes bedrooms feel larger. Mirror options are clearly indicated on each product listing.

Wardrobes by Size & Width

Find your perfect fit with our Wardrobes available in widths from 80cm to 300cm+. Use the size filters to narrow down by width, height and depth to suit your bedroom layout.

Transform your bedroom with quality wardrobes that combine style and storage. Whether you're looking to buy wardrobe online or browse our full collection of furniture wardrobe options, we offer everything from sleek modern designs to traditional styles. Our range includes contemporary pieces, classic wooden wardrobes, and space-saving solutions to suit any bedroom layout.

Wide Selection of Styles – From minimalist white wardrobe options to rich, dark finishes, our wardrobe furniture caters to every taste and interior design preference. Whether you prefer sliding doors, hinged doors, or mirrored fronts, you'll find the perfect fit for your space.
Exceptional Value – Take advantage of our reduced wardrobes and seasonal sales, including our Black Friday bedroom furniture and Boxing Day bedroom furniture promotions to save on premium pieces.
Complete Bedroom Solutions – Pair your new wardrobe with complementary furniture like beds, chest of drawers, or a wardrobe dresser for a coordinated bedroom look.
Delivery – Enjoy free UK delivery on all online wardrobes, making it convenient to refresh your bedroom without breaking the bank.

Tip: Measure your bedroom space carefully before purchasing, taking note of ceiling height and doorway width to ensure your new wardrobe fits perfectly.

Explore our complete bedroom furniture range to create your ideal sleeping space with coordinated pieces that work beautifully together.

FAQs on Wardrobes

Where should I position a wardrobe in my bedroom?

Position your wardrobe against a side wall next to your bed to optimise space and create room balance. Avoid placing it directly in front of windows to prevent blocking natural light. Corner placement also works well for maximising floor space while keeping your bedroom bright and functional.

How much does a wardrobe cost in the UK?

Standard wardrobes range from £100–£500, whilst sliding door models cost £400–£1,500. High-end Italian or German designs typically cost £2,000–£4,000+. Prices depend on size, material quality, and craftsmanship. Budget wardrobes offer good value, whilst premium options provide superior durability and design finishes.

What size wardrobe do I need for my bedroom?

Standard wardrobes are 180–220cm tall and 60cm deep. Width varies by door count and storage needs. For small bedrooms, choose 80–120cm wide models; larger rooms suit 150–200cm widths. Measure your wall space first, then select depth and height to fit your clothing volume and room layout.

Is a 50cm deep wardrobe deep enough?

No, 50cm is too shallow for most wardrobes. Standard depth is 60–70cm, which accommodates standard coat hangers and clothing. A 50cm wardrobe offers limited storage and may cause clothes to protrude. Choose 60cm minimum unless your space is severely restricted; consider sliding doors instead.

Whats the best wardrobe material for durability?

Solid wood—oak, walnut, or mango—offers excellent durability and timeless appeal. Plywood and MDF provide decent strength at lower cost but wont last as long. Pine is affordable but less durable. For longevity, invest in solid wood; for budget-conscious buyers, quality plywood works well with proper care.

Should I choose a sliding or hinged door wardrobe?

Sliding doors suit small bedrooms, saving floor space since they dont swing open. Hinged doors work better in larger rooms and offer easier access to corners. Sliding doors are modern and sleek; hinged doors are traditional and allow full internal visibility. Choose based on your room size and style preference.

What wardrobe style suits a modern bedroom?

Modern bedrooms benefit from high-gloss white, black, or grey wardrobes with clean lines and minimal detailing. Sliding doors enhance the contemporary look by eliminating bulky hinges. Pair with simple hardware and avoid ornate designs. This creates a streamlined, sophisticated appearance that maximises visual space.

Whats the difference between a fitted wardrobe and a freestanding wardrobe?

Fitted wardrobes are custom-built into walls, maximising space and offering permanent storage. Freestanding wardrobes are moveable furniture that can be relocated easily. Fitted wardrobes feel seamless and make rooms feel larger; freestanding options offer flexibility for renters or frequent movers. Both provide excellent storage.

How do I care for and maintain a wooden wardrobe?

Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth; avoid harsh chemicals. Wipe spills immediately with a damp cloth, then dry thoroughly. Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. Oil solid wood annually with furniture oil. Check hinges and handles yearly, tightening if loose. Proper maintenance extends lifespan significantly.

What colour wardrobe works with any bedroom style?

Neutral colours—white, beige, grey, and brown—complement any bedroom aesthetic, from modern to traditional. These timeless shades blend seamlessly with various décor and colour schemes. Light colours make rooms feel larger; darker tones add sophistication. Choose based on your walls and existing furniture for cohesive design.

Are fitted wardrobes worth the investment?

Yes, fitted wardrobes offer excellent value through maximum space efficiency and longevity. They increase perceived room size, reduce clutter, and last 15–20+ years. Higher upfront cost is offset by durability and minimal future maintenance. For permanent homes, theyre worthwhile; renters may prefer freestanding options.

How much hanging space do I need in a wardrobe?

Allow 60–80cm of hanging rail per person for everyday clothing. Add 20–30cm extra for seasonal items or larger wardrobes. Standard rails fit 15–25 hangers depending on spacing. Combine hanging space with shelves for folded items and drawers for accessories. Assess your clothing volume before choosing size.

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