Single Wall Walk-In Wardrobe Layout
One long wall of bespoke joinery in a narrow dressing room, alcove or repurposed cupboard. The most space-efficient walk-in layout — turning the most modest London room into a proper dressing space.
Six finished examples. One efficient wall.
Each configuration below has been completed in the last 18 months. Click any to see materials, internal layouts and individual specifications.
The Master Suite Commission
A whole-loft master commission. Hanging walls under the highest pitch, dressing bench beneath the dormer window, eaves drawers to the knee walls, integrated lighting throughout. Typically a 4-5m ridge-to-floor commission.
The Compact Loft
Designed for sub-3m ridge heights — Victorian terrace conversions, mews-house lofts, narrow Edwardian roofs. Single wall of stepped-down wardrobes, double hanging where ceiling permits, drawer banks where it doesn't.
The Dormer-Flanked
Wardrobes built either side of a dormer window with an integrated window seat between, doors stepped down to match the surrounding pitch. The dormer becomes the focal point of the room rather than a break in the joinery rhythm.
The Eaves Drawer Bank
A dedicated commission for the knee-wall zone. Deep pull-out drawers along the lowest part of the slope — typically 600-900mm tall — where ceiling height is too low for hanging. Often combined with a separate hanging wall under the high pitch.
The Statement Loft Walk-In
A walk-in dressing room carved out of the loft. Central island or dressing bench, wardrobes on both pitched walls, integrated lighting throughout. The most-photographed loft commission we build — usually paired with a Velux skylight overhead.
The Office & Wardrobe Combo
A hybrid loft commission for clients using the loft as both bedroom and workspace. Wardrobes on one pitched wall, integrated desk and shelving on the other, separated by a low knee-wall console that doubles as a room divider.
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