Painted timber doors
From £3,480 per metre, so a two-metre wardrobe from £6,960, including VAT and installation. Book a free design visit for a fixed quote made to your measurements, finishes and colours →
Brooklyn Solid Wood Fitted WardrobeView this design →
Brooklyn Oak Solid Oak Fitted WardrobeView this design →
Monroe Solid Timber Painted WardrobeView this design →
Monroe Oak Solid Timber WardrobeView this design →
Campbell Solid Timber Painted WardrobeView this design →
Rainey Solid Timber Painted WardrobeView this design →
Edison Solid Timber Painted WardrobeView this design →
- Made in our Wembley workshop
- 10-year guarantee
- Fitted in 21 days
Painted timber is the finish of a proper joiner's wardrobe: a solid frame, a hand-finished surface and a colour you choose from 34 standard paints, or any colour to order. Every door is made to measure in our London workshop for fitted wardrobes across the city and within forty miles.
Timber doors are built as five-piece frames or in-frame panels, primed, painted and lacquered in the workshop so the finish is even from the first door to the last, and they can be repainted in years to come when tastes change. They suit shaker, beaded and raised-panel designs from our classic collection, and they carry brass, bronze and black ironmongery equally well. The same timber and paint are used on bedsides, chests of drawers and library shelving, so a whole room can match.
For a lower-maintenance alternative, look at the MDF painted and 5G Vinyl ranges, or see every design in the door library. Every wardrobe starts with a free home design visit, is fitted by our own team within 21 days and carries a 10-year guarantee, with prices including VAT and installation.
- Made in our Wembley workshop
- 10-year guarantee
- Fitted in 21 days
Explore the range
Real solid ash, hand-painted to order — five timber doors plus natural oak options, made to measure in our Wembley workshop.


Brooklyn Oak Solid Oak Fitted Wardrobe, Made to Measure in London
Solid oak fitted wardrobes on two frames: Brooklyn Oak, slim at 25mm, and Monroe Oak, classic at 75mm. Solid oak stiles and rails, oak-vene…


Brooklyn Solid Wood Fitted Wardrobe, Made to Measure in London
Solid wood fitted wardrobes on five painted ash doors: Brooklyn 25mm, Monroe and Campbell 75mm, Rainey and Edison 84mm beaded. Matt paint i…


Monroe Oak Solid Timber Wardrobe, Made to Measure in London
Monroe Oak — a plain shaker in solid oak on 75mm stiles, the centre panel oak-veneered so it stays flat. Hand-sanded, finished to order. Sh…


Monroe Solid Timber Painted Wardrobe, Made to Measure in London
Monroe — the same 75mm plain shaker frame as the Monroe Oak, in solid ash under matt paint instead of natural oak. Choose the colour, keep …


Campbell Solid Timber Painted Wardrobe, Made to Measure in London
Campbell — a plain shaker on 75mm solid ash stiles with no bead, matt painted to order in 34 colours. The quiet painted door. Shown over th…


Rainey Solid Timber Painted Wardrobe, Made to Measure in London
Rainey — the beaded shaker for a period room: 84mm stiles in solid ash, a fine bead round the panel, matt paint you can redo where it hangs…


Edison Solid Timber Painted Wardrobe, Made to Measure in London
Edison — a beaded shaker on 84mm solid ash stiles, matt painted to order in 34 colours and repaintable in place. Shown in forest green, ove…
Timber wardrobe doors, finished around your home
A wardrobe door can change the entire feel of a bedroom. Our painted timber collection brings together traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design, giving you the freedom to create fitted wardrobes that feel completely at home in your space.
Choose from a range of door profiles, colours and finishes, with every wardrobe made to measure for your room. Whether you are furnishing a period property in London, updating a modern apartment or creating a bespoke dressing room, we can design, manufacture and install a wardrobe around your requirements.
The seven Timber Painted doors
Solid ash frames painted in 34 standard colours, or solid oak left in the grain; the differences are the frame width and the profile.
| Door | The detail |
|---|---|
| Monroe Most popular | 75mm painted ash frame, the family's classic proportion |
| Monroe Oak | The same 75mm frame in kiln-dried solid oak, finished in the grain |
| Campbell | 75mm frame with a softer profile |
| Rainey | 84mm frame with real presence |
| Edison | 84mm frame, square shoulders, the most architectural face |
| Brooklyn | Slim solid ash frame, hand-finished in polyurethane paint |
| Brooklyn Oak | The slim frame in solid oak, tenon-jointed and hand-sanded |
Not sure which colour or door style to choose?
It can be difficult to judge a paint colour or timber finish from a screen. During your free home design visit, our designer can discuss your requirements, look at the room and help you compare suitable door styles, colours and finishes.
Six collections.
Thirty-eight doors.
One workshop.
Every Metro door begins as a material decision. Choose a collection to open its full door library — all of it made to measure in Wembley.

What does a solid timber wardrobe cost?
- 01 Room widthThe metreage of the run is the biggest single factor — every carcass is cut to your wall.
- 02 Painted ash or solid oakHand-painted ash carries most commissions at Level 11; Timber Painted Plus, Level 12, adds the full accessory library at £3,720 per metre.
- 03 What goes insideThe money buys longevity: painted timber sands back and repaints years from now, and oak simply improves with age.
Every quotation is fixed in writing after a free home measurement — and no deposit is taken at the visit.
Guides from our designers

Fitted Wardrobe Materials and Finishes: What Your Doors Are Actually Made Of
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Shaker Wardrobes: Why the Frame-and-Panel Door Suits Almost Every London Home
Shaker is the door style that suits Victorian terraces and new builds alike. How the frame is made, why stile…
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Fitted Wardrobe Colour Ideas: How to Choose a Scheme You Will Still Love in Ten Years
Whites and greys still lead, but sage, navy, taupe and oak are the colours London clients now ask for. Here i…
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How to Clean and Maintain Fitted Wardrobes: Doors, Mirrors, Hinges and Tracks
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Read the guideTrusted by London homeowners
“Great experience from design through to installation!”
“I am delighted with our new wardrobes. The quality matched my expectations entirely. The installation was completed ahead of schedule, and the fitters were professional, pleasant and worked with real care.”
“Just got my new fitted wardrobe from these guys and I couldn't be happier! Starting from the design visit to the installation everything was so fast and easy - the designer, Ranto, came to my house and helped me come up with the perfect design that fit my storage needs. He sent me the 3d design on the same day and also, did the changes until I liked the design. Then the fitting team, led by Kinjal, came and installed it all in just a 2 days. I love how my new wardrobe looks - it's exactly what I wanted. I would definitely recommend Metro!”
Everything you need to know about painted timber wardrobe doors
Choosing a fitted wardrobe is a personal decision, from the door style and colour to the internal storage. Here are some of the questions homeowners in London commonly ask about our painted timber wardrobe doors.
Yes. Our painted timber wardrobe doors are made to suit the dimensions and layout of your fitted wardrobe. We design around your room, taking into account features such as alcoves, chimney breasts, sloping ceilings and other architectural details.
Yes. You can choose from a wide range of colours and finishes to complement your interior. Your designer can help you select a shade that works with your walls, flooring, lighting and existing furniture.
Absolutely. Painted timber doors are not limited to traditional interiors. Clean-lined profiles and contemporary colours can create a sophisticated look in modern apartments, new-build homes and contemporary bedrooms.
Completely free, and with absolutely no obligation. Your designer visits your home, takes measurements, discusses your vision, presents material samples and creates a 3D design — all at no cost. There is no pressure to proceed.
Yes. They are particularly well suited to period properties where you want the fitted furniture to complement the existing architecture. Traditional profiles, considered proportions and heritage-inspired colours can help the wardrobe feel like part of the original interior.
Yes. Because the wardrobes are designed specifically for your room, we can work around sloping ceilings, chimney breasts, alcoves and unusual room layouts. The aim is to make the best possible use of the space without compromising the overall design.
Yes. We understand that colours, textures and finishes are much easier to judge in person. Your designer can discuss suitable options and show you samples as part of the design process.







