On the home visit, our designer measures each alcove independently. Width, depth, out-of-plumb, all noted separately. The workshop then cuts two separate units to those exact dimensions. The finished pair reads as matched. The carcases inside them are bespoke to your wall.

We scribe the top course of the wardrobe to stop cleanly at the rail line. The workshop cuts the top panel to your room's precise rail height. On-site, our fitter scribes the final 2mm adjustment by hand. The rail stays. The cornice above it stays. The room keeps its character.

We site-measure the slope angle on the home visit, using a digital level. Never from the building plans alone. The workshop cuts the eaves panels and apex doors to that actual angle. The finished storage follows the real roof. No filler strips, no shadow gaps where they shouldn't be. From our workshop to your home How Metro works with Hampstead. Four stages from your first phone call to the day we leave your bedroom cleaner than we found it. 01 Design visit at home A designer comes to you, measures the room properly, asks how you actually use it, and sketches the layout on the spot. Free. No deposit. No pressure. 02 Quote and samples You get a written, itemised quote. Hand-drawn elevations. Physical samples of the doors, paints, and handles you're deciding between. Take your time with it. 03 Built in Wembley Once you sign off the design, your wardrobe is cut, assembled, painted, and quality-checked at our HA9 workshop. Built to your room. Not assembled from standard-size carcases. 04 Fitted by our own team Same Metro team, never subcontractors. Floor protection down before anything else. Install completed in one to four days. Room left swept. 10-year guarantee starts the day we leave. Best-suited Metro ranges for NW3 Which Metro ranges fit Hampstead homes best? Four ranges we recommend more than any others in NW3, based on what Hampstead's property mix actually demands. Hinged Shaker Best for terraces Our default for Victorian and Georgian master bedrooms. Two independent units flanking a chimney breast, each templated to its own alcove width. Painted in your choice of Farrow & Ball or Little Greene. Mirrored Sliders Best for flats Floor-to-ceiling sliders for the mansion-block flats around Belsize and Swiss Cottage. Brass-framed mirror panels open the room up where windows are limited. Walnut, smoked oak, or fluted glass alternatives. Eaves & Loft Storage Best for lofts Built for the loft conversions that have gone in across NW3 since the 1990s. Drawer banks under the 1.2m eaves, hinged doors rising to the apex. Cut to the real roof slope, not the architect's plan. Heritage Painted Best for period homes For Hampstead's conservation-area streets and listed houses. In-frame doors, hand-painted, sits naturally with original picture rails, cornicing, and panelled detail.