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This is one of our most popular designs for a master bedroom, with the TV, glass display shelving and integrated chest of drawers centred in the run of doors to keep the symmetry and avoid the cupboards feeling too bulky. The use of opaque glass and lighting also helps to lighten the room. This style is also great if being built over a chimney breast.

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Another example of a 'clean lines' modern/contemporary wardrobe with touch latch opening to avoid handles.

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Contemporary walnut veneer wardrobe (also available in solid walnut) with opaque safely glass panels. Handles in satin chrome contrast well to the dark wood. Lights are flush mounted into the ceiling

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Solid cherry wood and opaque glass sliding door wardrobe with top boxes above for additional storage.

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Contemporary shaker design with back painted safety glass panels in doors. Light walnut veneer finished in a clear satin lacquer. Wardrobe built around a chimney breast with interior layout designed to suit our client's requirements.

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Wall to wall wardrobe designed within a new loft bedroom in Clapham. This gives absolute symmetry whilst leaving the rest of the room free from bulky furniture. The interior is designed individually for the lady and gentleman of the house.

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Sliding door wardrobe in a contemporary style from solid walnut with painted backed safety glass panels. Doors are on a high quality sliding system. We recommended an interior layout design to specifically suit our client.

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Crown cut walnut veneer wardrobe with solid walnut lipping on doors. Handles are custom made and also in walnut. We added horizontal shadow lines in the doors as an architectural detail.

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Like the modern look? How about this dark stained oak modern built in wardrobe with completely flat door and flush frame? Touch latch opening means handles are not required.

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Master bedroom - solid walnut contemporary style wardrobes 'his & hers' with individually customised interiors. Exterior is from a solid walnut/opaque glass combinati Automatic internal lighting is an additional feature.

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Traditional style break fronted wardrobe and built in chest of drawers from solid oak with custom made solid oak handles. A true statement of craftsmanship and a complementary feature within this period style master bedroom in Wimbledon.

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A great example of how we can combine a shaker style walnut door wardrobe with opaque glass panels to achieve contrast and symmetry, harmony and practicality.

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With tall period ceilings, our client opted for a lower sliding door wardrobe for their every day clothes storage with separate opening storage cupboards to the ceiling. Exterior is a solid walnut with opaque glass panels.

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This 'art deco' wardrobe was designed and built in to match the style of our client's home. The exterior is solid oak finished in a clear satin spray lacquer.

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Another fantastic solid oak custom made wardrobe in a shaker style with opaque glass. The interior was custom designed to take over 100 pairs of shoes on a pull out shelving system as well as hanging space and adjustable shelving.

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Large master bedroom wardrobe in solid walnut with painted back glass panels in the main doors to give an elegant contrast to the glorious warm dark wood.

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Wenge and opaque glass contemporary sliding door wardrobe - this is in fact a dark stained solid oak frame to match a wenge hardwood colour (we can also provide real wenge). Sliding doors are a fantastic option particularly if there is restricted space within the room.

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Dark stained walnut & opaque glass combination - this wardrobe is designed to reflect the opulent feel our clients wanted to achieve within their home. Because of the height of this cupboard, pull down hanging rails were recommended.

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Dressing room designed and built into a modern apartment. This is a great use of a small space and encompasses all our client's clothes storage requirements leaving a clutter free master bedroom. Walnut frame with white powder coated aluminium and opaque glass sliders.

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Have the space for your own luxury dressing room? This light walnut veneer has been thoughtfully designed to make it completely user friendly with everything within easy reach with built in soft closing drawers, adjustable shelving and long and double hanging as well as shoe rails, tie and belt rails. The other advantage of a dressing room is that it gives you the opportunity to have a very spacious and clutter free bedroom area.

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This is a great example of a teenagers bedroom layout which encompasses an all round combination of clothes hanging and shelving neatly hidden behind doors with a built in chest of drawers and open shelving for books and ornaments, as well as a practical desk to work at during those revision periods, artwork, hobbies or computer games. The colour combinations are - frame in beech effect melamine and doors in a cream paint lacquer finish.

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We have made full use of this angles loft space so that our client could keep the main room space free of bulky furniture. This is a solid walnut door with an opaque glass panel. The left door opens back to 180 degrees to allow maximum ease of access.

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Natural oak veneer wardrobe in a contemporary second bedroom within a client's home in Putney. The opaque glass gives the cupboards an extra bright and elegant feel.

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Oak and opaque glass --- a fantastic combination to give a contemporary feel without becoming too modern. Integrated drawers and TV space in the centre add to the symmetrical design as well as luxury of being able to watch TV in bed whilst having all your clothes neatly tucked away behind soft closing doors.

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This unique contemporary design really accentuates the lovely variations one would expect in a natural wood. This is a crown cut veneer oak panel with solid oak side frame.Fitted from floor to ceiling and wall to wall this is truly THE feature of the room.

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This wardrobe is designed to imitate the Japanese rice paper doors but the material is a very robust opaque safety glass. The frame is in solid walnut.

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