Hampstead · NW3 · 5 miles from our workshop

Fitted wardrobes for Hampstead homes.

Bespoke fitted wardrobes, kitchens and living-space furniture for Hampstead. Designed in your home. Built 5 miles away at our Wembley workshop. Installed by our own fitters, never subcontractors.

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From workshop 5 mi Wembley HA9 to NW3
Coverage zone Inner Within 10 miles
Borough CamdenLondon Borough

Hampstead at a glance

Borough Camden
Postcodes covered NW3, NW6, NW11
Nearest tube Hampstead (Northern)
Driving access A41 · A502
Property dominant Georgian & Victorian houses
Conservation area
Workshop location · HA9 0LB

Made in Wembley, fitted in Hampstead.

Our workshop sits five miles west of NW3. Around 20 minutes by van in normal traffic. Close enough that a designer can come to you, your wardrobe can be cut at the workshop without delay, and a fitter can swing by for any small adjustment after install without it becoming a project.

5 miles approximately 20 minutes by van M METRO WORKSHOP Wembley · HA9 0LB HA HAMPSTEAD NW3 · London Boroughof Camden N METRO · LOCATION DIAGRAM · NORTH-WEST LONDON
Workshop address Metro Kitchens & Bedrooms Ltd
Unit 29, Hallmark Trading Estate
Fourth Way, Wembley
London HA9 0LB
Distance to NW3 5 miles
approximately 20 minutes by van
Showroom visits By appointment Monday – Saturday
Call 07700142978
Serving Hampstead · NW3, NW6, NW11

Fitted furniture for Hampstead, made 5 miles away in Wembley.

Hampstead is one of London's most architecturally protected neighbourhoods.Georgian and early-Victorian houseson the village lanes,grand red-brick mansion flatsalong Fitzjohn's Avenue and around Belsize, andloft conversionstucked into the larger period homes. Much of NW3 sits within a conservation area, so the original detail matters. Our workshop inWembley HA9is five miles west of Hampstead, which means a designer can be at your home without booking half a day for the journey. Every piece is built for your room. Nothing comes pre-cut to a standard size.

Services for NW3 homes · Wembley workshop

What Metro manufactures for Hampstead.

Three product categories, made in one workshop. Click through to browse the full range.

Core serviceFitted wardrobes in Hampstead

Fitted Wardrobes

The most common job we do in NW3. Six door collections across hinged, sliding and walk-in builds. Every unit is cut to your room's actual dimensions. In a typical Hampstead Victorian bedroom, that usually means two independent alcove wardrobes flanking a chimney breast, each one templated to fit alcoves that are almost never the same width.

Metro ranges in this category
Shaker Opulence Hinged Door Sliding Door Walk-In Built-In Loft Alcove Over-the-Bed Under-Stairs

18mm carcasses, doors from our six collections, painted in any of our 100+ colours.

Whole-home commissionsFitted kitchens in Hampstead

Fitted Kitchens & Utilities

We started as a wardrobe specialist. Kitchens followed naturally. A large share of our NW3 kitchen work happens in period houses being opened up at the rear, and in the mansion-block galley kitchens around Belsize and Swiss Cottage where the cabinetry has to slot in around existing services. We build the cabinetry. You choose worktops, appliances and splashbacks.

Metro ranges in this category
Wall cabinets Base units Tall larders Islands Utility rooms Laundry rooms

Hand-painted in-frame or slab fronts, soft-close drawers, dovetailed solid-oak boxes available.

Growing demandLiving spaces in Hampstead

Living & Working Spaces

A category that's grown a lot since 2020. Media walls in double reception rooms, home offices in the box room, alcove cabinets flanking original Victorian fireplaces, full bedroom suites. Most of these come up as a second project once the wardrobes are in.

Metro ranges in this category
TV/Media Units Alcove Wardrobes Home Office Fitted Bedroom Furniture Dressing Units Chest of Drawers Bedside Tables Over-the-Bed Storage

Integrated LED lighting, hidden cable management, matched to existing joinery.

London manufacturing · NW3 design

What Hampstead homes demand of a fitted-furniture maker.

Hampstead's housing is older and more protected than most of London. Victorian and Georgian terraces with original cornicing and panelling, picture rails worth keeping, and the loft conversions that have gone into the larger houses. Below are the three constraints that come up on almost every NW3 project, and how our workshop handles them.

Victorian chimney breasts produce asymmetric alcoves.
Most common Hampstead design constraint · 01

Victorian chimney breasts produce asymmetric alcoves.

The Hampstead problem

Much of Hampstead's housing is Victorian and Georgian terrace. The chimneys were built to fireplace logic, not to symmetry. The two alcoves either side of a chimney breast rarely match, usually by 20 to 40mm. Off-the-shelf wardrobes won't sit cleanly in either one. National brands tend to solve this with a filler strip down one side, which looks exactly like what it is.

Metro's manufacturing answer

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.

Original picture rails are worth keeping. Wardrobes stop below them.
Period detail Hampstead design constraint · 02

Original picture rails are worth keeping. Wardrobes stop below them.

The Hampstead problem

Most period homes in NW3 still have their original picture rails and cornicing, often at around 2.05m. They give the room its proportion and they're a feature buyers actively look for. National brands solve their ceiling problem by running the wardrobe straight over the rail. The room loses a hundred-year-old detail in an afternoon.

Metro's manufacturing answer

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.

Hampstead loft conversions are built around the existing roof, not a blank slate.
Loft conversions Hampstead design constraint · 03

Hampstead loft conversions are built around the existing roof, not a blank slate.

The Hampstead problem

The loft conversions across NW3 sit beneath rafters that are often a century old, not modern factory-cut timber. The as-built slope angle drifts 30 to 80mm from the architect's drawing, because the original rafters were never perfectly straight. Pre-made loft furniture leaves a finger-wide gap where the slope meets the unit.

Metro's manufacturing answer

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. Installation 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?

The ranges we recommend more than any others in NW3, based on what the area's property 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 any of our 100+ colours.

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.

Full product range

The full range we build for Hampstead.

Every piece below is made at the Wembley workshop and fitted by our own team. Click a category to see the range in detail.

Bedroom Furniture

Drawers, dressing units, bedsides. Designed to match a wardrobe project, or as a stand-alone suite.

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Living, Kitchens & Office

Outside the bedroom. Media walls, home offices, kitchens, utility rooms, fitted libraries.

View all living spaces
How Hampstead homes actually use Metro

Four common Hampstead wardrobe scenarios.

Most NW3 enquiries fall into one of four property situations. Below is what each typically looks like.

Scenario 01

Victorian terrace master bedroom with chimney breast alcoves

The situation: Couple in a four-storey Victorian terrace off Rosslyn Hill. The master bedroom had a chimney breast with alcoves either side that measured 980mm and 945mm respectively. Original picture rail at 2.05m and cornicing they wanted to keep. Two national-chain quotes had failed already. One wanted to run a single wardrobe wall over the rail. The other proposed standard 1000mm carcases that wouldn't sit cleanly in either alcove.

What they got: Two alcove wardrobes from our Shaker range, each templated independently to its own alcove. Hand-painted in Wimborne White. Picture rail and cornicing preserved, with the top course scribed cleanly below them. Pull-down hanging rails inside, soft-close drawers, motion-sensor LED. Fitted within 21 days of design sign-off.

Range: Shaker Project size: ~£7,500
Scenario 02

Loft conversion master suite with eaves storage

The situation: Family in a large Victorian house who had converted the loft into a master suite. Rooms with the classic loft geometry: 1.1m eaves on one side rising to a 2.4m apex, slope angle around 36°. National brands wanted to fit standard full-height units that wasted the eaves entirely. The architect's drawing of the slope didn't match the actual rafters by about 50mm.

What they got: A bank of low drawers running the full length of the eaves wall, hinged doors stepping up to the apex on the gable end. Slope angle templated on-site with a digital level, not from the plans. Carcases cut at the workshop to that exact angle. French Grey, brushed-brass handles. Fitted within 21 days of design sign-off.

Range: Loft & Eaves Project size: ~£7,200
Scenario 03

Belsize mansion-block flat with low light and a deep hallway

The situation: Young professional in a one-bedroom mansion-block flat near Belsize Park. The bedroom had only one window facing a light well, and the hallway leading to it was long and dark. They wanted a wardrobe that didn't make the room any darker, plus storage in the hallway without it feeling closed in. Standard hinged wardrobes would have eaten what little daylight there was.

What they got: Floor-to-ceiling sliding wardrobe in the bedroom with brass-framed mirror panels reflecting the window. A second slim mirror-sliding unit in the hallway, doubling the apparent depth. Fluted oak interior visible behind the brass frames. Fitted within 21 days of design sign-off.

Range: Mirrored Sliders Project size: ~£7,500
Scenario 04

Period reception room: full media wall with hidden storage

The situation: Family in a Victorian house who'd knocked the two reception rooms together and were left with a long blank wall opposite the bay window. The TV sat on a freestanding unit that looked like it had moved in with them and never left. They wanted a media wall that looked like it had always been part of the room, plus concealed storage for board games, books and the cable mess.

What they got: Full-wall media unit with a central TV recess, floor-to-ceiling alcove cabinets either side for closed storage, open shelving above the TV for books and objects. Hand-painted in deep green to lift the existing room. Cable management routed behind the back panel, soft-close push-to-open drawers below, LED on the open shelves. Fitted within 21 days of design sign-off.

Range: TV/Media + Alcove Project size: ~£8,400
What our customers say

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Verified Google reviews · 4.5 from 237 reviews · Read them on Google

“Good price, great team and good quality work. I liked to work with the whole Metro team for my sliding wardrobe. They provided full support from fitted design, pricing and until assembly with no hassle. They also provided shorter lead time compare to others. Highly recommended.”

Gurkan SacikaraGoogle review

“Excellent from start to finish!! James visited on Saturday to quote and design. On Monday I called to book and today (Wed) 3 people of his team completed my fitted wardrobe. Team was very clean and mindful when moving things around and did an amazing job. Expectations met and exceeded at a very good price. Definitely recommend for high standards.”

Maria MonopatiGoogle review

“We had 2 wardrobes and a dressing table fitted from Metro. The fitters were very friendly and professional. The fitting team was also knowledgeable and they finished everything sooner than expected. The dressing table was left off of the order, but has been ordered and fitted in few days. Really impressed with the turnaround time with Metro. All in all a great experience. Would highly recommend them.”

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Hampstead: common questions

A few things NW3 clients tend to ask.

How does Metro work with original picture rails, cornicing and period detailing?
We measure to the underside of the picture rail, not to the ceiling. The carcase stops cleanly below the rail line, with the top course scribed in by hand on-site. The rail stays. Any cornice or coving above it stays. If you've got panelled doors or original architraves, we either scribe around them or align the unit to the existing trim line. The character of the room is what made it worth buying.
Will your wardrobes fit a typical NW3 period master bedroom?
Yes, and they're built for it. The most common job we do in Hampstead is two alcove wardrobes flanking a chimney breast. Each alcove gets measured separately because they almost never match. The two finished units read as a matched pair, but the carcases inside are bespoke to your wall.
Can you build storage into my loft conversion?
Yes. Eaves storage is a core category for us in NW3 because so many period houses have had the loft converted. We measure the slope angle on-site with a digital level, not from the architect's drawing, because the as-built angle drifts 30 to 80mm from the plan. The workshop cuts the eaves panels and apex doors to your real roof angle. No filler strips, no gaps.
How much does a fitted wardrobe in Hampstead cost?
Most NW3 wardrobe projects fall between £4,500 and £9,500. The variables are size, range, finish and internal fit-out. A pair of alcove wardrobes either side of a chimney breast in our Shaker range with painted MDF and brass handles starts around £4,800. A larger walk-in or a loft eaves project runs £7,000 to £12,000. Every quote is fixed and itemised before you sign anything. No moving prices.
How long does a Hampstead wardrobe project take?
Your 3D design and itemised quotation arrive within two to three days of the home visit. Once you approve it, the wardrobe is made in our Wembley workshop and fitted within 21 days, usually one to two days on site for a single wardrobe and a little longer for a full bedroom suite. You get a confirmed fitting date when you sign off the design, not a window.
Can I see and feel the materials before ordering?
Yes. Your designer brings physical samples to the home visit: door fronts, paint swatches, veneer cuts, brass / nickel / black handle samples. For the full range, our Wembley showroom has every range on display alongside live builds in progress. Visits by appointment, Monday to Saturday.
What if my home has awkward angles or odd spaces?
Awkward spaces are where fitted furniture earns its name. Sloped loft ceilings, alcoves either side of a chimney breast, dormer recesses, under-stairs storage, the dead zone above a doorway. Every piece is measured on-site and built bespoke. Off-the-shelf carcase modules don't appear in any Metro project.
How does delivery and installation work in Hampstead?
Our installation team arrives in a single van with the wardrobe pre-cut, pre-finished and labelled. Floor protection goes down before any tools come out. Install takes one to four days depending on size. The room gets swept clean each evening. There's a final walk-through with you before we leave. Any minor adjustment in the first 12 months is on us. The 10-year guarantee starts the day we leave.
Do you make fitted kitchens for Hampstead homes too?
Yes. We build kitchen cabinetry alongside the wardrobe and bedroom range. The bulk of our NW3 kitchen work is in period houses being opened up at the back, and in mansion-block galley kitchens around Belsize and Swiss Cottage where the cabinetry has to slot around existing services. We make the cabinetry. You source worktops, appliances and splashbacks separately.
What's the difference between Metro and a national chain?
Three things. First, we make in London. Our workshop is in Wembley, 5 miles from Hampstead, not a Midlands factory. Second, every wardrobe is cut for your room. We don't assemble pre-made carcase modules. Third, the team that designs, builds and fits is all ours. No subcontractors. When the 10-year guarantee comes due, you ring one company you can visit, not a support line.
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