Statement Wardrobe Doors — Arched, Curved & Inlaid
For those who want their fitted wardrobe to become a defining feature of the room. From elegant arches and graceful curves to refined inlaid details, each design is made to measure and carefully finished around your space.
Statement Collection
For those who want their fitted wardrobe to become a defining feature of the room. From elegant arches and graceful curves to refined inlaid details, each design is made to measure and carefully finished around your space.
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.
Statement Wardrobe Door Styles
| Style | The detail | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Arched Most popular | A sweeping arch across the top of the door or carried across the full run. | Principal bedrooms and dressing rooms where a softer architectural detail works beautifully. |
| Gold Line | Brushed gold or brass inlay borders set neatly into the door face. | Interiors where the wardrobe is intended to become a refined focal point. |
| Curved Panel | Convex or concave panels that add depth and soften the door's flat plane. | Architect-led homes and contemporary luxury interiors. |
| Rattan | Natural rattan inserts framed within a timber door for warmth and texture. | Relaxed, characterful interiors where natural materials take centre stage. |
| Aluminium Framed Glass | Slim matt black, bronze or champagne frames paired with smoked or fluted glass. | Modern apartments, double-height conversions and walk-in wardrobes. |
Find the Door Style That Defines Your Room
From classic Shaker profiles to contemporary slabs and statement arches, choose a door style that works with your home and your taste. Explore the full Metro Home Interiors collection or speak with a designer about your space.
Everything You Need to Know
Choosing a statement wardrobe is about more than appearance. Here are answers to the questions we’re most often asked about our door styles, finishes, materials and bespoke design process. If you need further advice, our designers are happy to help during your free home design visit.
Yes. Our statement doors can be designed around your room, from soft arches and curved panels to more distinctive inlaid details. Your designer will help you choose proportions and finishes that work with the space.
Absolutely. Arched doors can work beautifully in both contemporary and traditional interiors. The overall look can be tailored through the door proportions, finish, handles and surrounding cabinetry.
Yes. Statement wardrobes can combine materials such as painted finishes, timber, rattan and framed glass, depending on the design. Your designer can advise on combinations that feel balanced within your room.
Yes. Aluminium-framed doors can be paired with options such as smoked or fluted glass. They are particularly effective for dressing rooms and contemporary interiors where you want the wardrobe to feel lighter and more architectural.
Yes. Every Metro Home Interiors wardrobe is designed around the dimensions and character of your room. Your designer will measure the space and develop the door design, storage layout and finishes to suit your home.