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Bespoke Wardrobe Door Styles, Made to Measure

Choose from 15 wardrobe door styles, from timeless Shaker and classic panelled designs to contemporary and statement finishes. Each is made to measure for your London home.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Fitted Wardrobes Built Around Your Style

From timeless classic profiles to clean contemporary designs and distinctive statement doors, every wardrobe is designed around your home, your storage needs and your personal style. Choose the look that feels right for your space, then work with our designers to create a made-to-measure fitted wardrobe in London.

What's included

Built to a Higher Standard

Every Metro Home Interiors wardrobe is designed as a complete solution — from the initial design consultation and material selection through to manufacture and professional installation. We focus on the details that make a fitted wardrobe feel considered, durable and genuinely made for your home.

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Senior designer-led

Your project is guided by an experienced designer from the initial consultation through to installation, keeping the design consistent from first idea to finished wardrobe.

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Material library on tour

Explore finishes, colours, textures and hardware with your designer to create a wardrobe that works naturally with your existing interior.

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Bespoke hardware programme

Choose from a considered range of handles, pulls and handleless solutions to complement your chosen wardrobe door style and finish.

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Integrated lighting scheme

Where appropriate, lighting can be incorporated into your wardrobe design to improve visibility while adding a refined finishing touch.

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Specification on file indefinitely

We retain your project details and specifications, making future additions or matching furniture easier when you need them.

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Manufactured in Wembley

Your fitted furniture is designed around your space and manufactured with precision before being professionally installed in your home.

Find Your Perfect Wardrobe Door Style

From timeless Shaker profiles to contemporary handleless designs, discover a fitted wardrobe made around your home, your storage needs and your personal style. Book a free home design visit with Metro Home Interiors and discuss your ideas with our design team.

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WARDROBE DOOR STYLES · FAQ


Common Questions About Fitted Wardrobe Door Styles

Choosing a wardrobe door style is an important part of creating fitted furniture that works with your home. Here are answers to some of the questions our customers commonly ask.

How do I choose the right fitted wardrobe door style?


The best door style depends on your home's architecture, existing interior and personal taste. Shaker and panelled doors suit traditional and period properties, while flat, handleless and minimalist designs work well in contemporary interiors. Our designers can help you compare styles during your free home visit.

Can I see wardrobe door samples before making a decision?

Yes. We can discuss finishes, colours, materials and hardware options during the design process, helping you understand how different combinations will work within your room.

Can wardrobe doors be made to measure?

Yes. Our fitted wardrobes are designed around the dimensions and characteristics of your room. This allows us to make better use of awkward spaces, alcoves, sloping ceilings and unusual room layouts.

Are some wardrobe door styles more expensive than others?

Yes. The overall price can vary depending on the door construction, finish, hardware, internal storage, lighting and overall size of the wardrobe. Your designer can recommend options that suit your design preferences and budget.

Can I customise the colour and finish of my wardrobe doors?

Yes. Depending on the chosen door style, you can select from a range of colours, finishes, handles and design details to create a wardrobe that complements your interior.

Are fitted wardrobe doors suitable for period London homes?

Absolutely. Traditional panelled and Shaker-style doors can complement Victorian, Edwardian and other period properties, while contemporary designs can create a deliberate contrast with original architectural features.