Wardrobes
Bedroom Wardrobes
Wardrobes
How can I make a freestanding wardrobe look fitted?
The most effective approach is to choose a wardrobe that reaches as close to the ceiling as possible, which removes the visual gap that tends to make freestanding pieces look impermanent and out of place. Positioning it flush against a wall rather than floating in the room also helps considerably, as does filling the full width of an alcove if your room has one. Adding a pelmet or cornice strip along the top to bridge any remaining gap between the wardrobe and the ceiling is a relatively straightforward finishing touch that makes a significant visual difference. Our wardrobes include tall designs specifically suited to this approach, particularly when paired with coordinating pieces from the same range.
Which is best, a freestanding wardrobe or a fitted wardrobe?
Fitted wardrobes make the most of every centimetre of available space and can be designed around the quirks of your room, which gives them a real practical advantage, but they are a significant expense and, of course, you cannot take them with you if you move. Freestanding wardrobes from our wardrobes range offer considerably more flexibility, are available in a wide range of sizes and finishes, and can be paired with coordinating bedroom furniture to create a cohesive look without the cost or commitment of a full fitted installation. For most people, a well-chosen freestanding wardrobe in the right size does the job just as well at a fraction of the price.



























































































