How Much Do Fitted Wardrobes Cost in London? (2026)

Last updated: August 2026 · Written by the Metro Home Interiors team, based on real project invoices from our Wembley workshop.

The short answer

A made-to-measure fitted wardrobe in London typically costs £1,000–£1,050 per linear metre supplied and installed, in a standard melamine-faced board (MFC) finish. Most of the wardrobes we build for London homes come to £2,400–£8,000 in total, depending on width, door style and internal fittings. Larger projects, premium painted finishes and walk-in dressing rooms range higher.

Unlike most companies in this market, we publish our real numbers — the figures on this page come from actual Metro invoices, not marketing estimates.

Cost by wardrobe size

Configuration Typical width Typical cost (fitted)
2-door hinged wardrobe ~1.0–1.2 m £2,000 – £2,400
3-door hinged wardrobe ~1.5–1.8 m £2,800 – £3,600
4-door hinged wardrobe ~2.0–2.4 m £3,200 – £4,200
6-door / full wall ~3.0–3.6 m £4,500 – £5,500
Sliding-door wardrobe from ~2.0 m from £2,400
Walk-in wardrobe / dressing room room-dependent from £3,999
Loft / sloping-ceiling wardrobe eaves-dependent from £2,900
Over-bed wardrobe bed-width from £4,300

Smaller jobs carry a practical minimum of around £2,000 — a one-door wardrobe still needs a survey, manufacture, delivery up a London staircase and a fitting team.

What changes the price

  • Door style and material. Our standard 18mm MFC slab doors are the benchmark. Painted MDF shaker doors are the most popular upgrade — expect roughly 30–50% more than the equivalent MFC build. Mirrored and glass-insert doors sit in between.
  • Finish. We offer 100+ finishes. Standard woodgrains and plain colours are included in the benchmark price; premium textured and super-matt boards add around £167 per wardrobe section.
  • Internal fittings. Hanging rails and shelves are standard. Drawers, shoe racks, pull-down rails and LED lighting add cost — LED lighting, for example, adds around £83 per run.
  • The room itself. Sloping ceilings, alcoves, chimney breasts and period features take more design and cutting time — that's exactly what made-to-measure is for, but complex rooms sit at the top of each range.
  • Removal of old furniture. We can take away and dispose of your old wardrobes — ask your designer to itemise this in your quote.

How Metro's prices compare

National chains publish very little, but their own materials give reference points: Sharps state their fitted bedrooms "start from around £2,000" and their finance examples show typical projects near £5,000; Hammonds' price guide shows example rooms from roughly £3,500 to £9,000 installed. London independents mostly publish nothing at all.

Our pricing is usually meaningfully lower for the same or better specification, for one reason: we manufacture everything in our own Wembley factory (HA9) and install with our own fitters. There is no showroom-chain overhead and no subcontractor margin in the price.

What's always included at Metro

  • Free home design visit with samples, and a written itemised quotation
  • Made-to-measure manufacture in our Wembley workshop
  • Delivery and professional installation by our own team
  • Soft-close Blum hinges and a 10-year guarantee on the finished piece

Frequently asked questions

How much does a fitted wardrobe cost per metre in London?

Around £1,000–£1,050 per linear metre fitted, in a standard MFC finish, based on our real project invoices. Painted and premium finishes cost more.

Why do quotes vary so much between companies?

Three reasons: who actually manufactures (factory-own vs outsourced), door material (MFC vs painted MDF vs veneer), and what's included (many quotes exclude installation, removal or internals). Always compare itemised quotes.

Are fitted wardrobes worth the cost compared to freestanding?

A fitted wardrobe uses the full height and width of your wall — typically 40–50% more storage from the same footprint — and is generally considered a positive for London property valuations, where storage is scarce.

Do you charge for the design visit or quote?

No. The home design visit, measuring and the itemised quotation are free, with no obligation.

How accurate is the price on this page?

These are our real 2026 figures. Your exact price depends on your room and choices, and is confirmed in writing after your free design visit — the quote you sign is the price you pay.

Want your exact number? Book a free home design visit — measurements, samples, and an itemised quote, usually the same day.