Beaumont Walk-In Wardrobe London

The Beaumont Walk-In Wardrobe is built around a dressing area rather than added to one. A lit mirror sits in a deep matt black surround at one end of the run, with its own vanity drawer beneath and a knee space clear for a stool, so the place you get dressed and the place you keep your clothes are the same piece of furniture.

The run works around a window rather than avoiding it. A nine-drawer bank sits below the sill at worktop height, which keeps the daylight and the view while turning the wall under a window — usually dead space in a bedroom — into the largest single block of folded storage in the room.

How it works: the Beaumont is built from E1-grade MFC in a matt black woodgrain, carried across the drawer fronts, the dressing table and the tall hanging unit so the whole arrangement reads as one piece. Brushed nickel bar handles run across every drawer, which is a deliberate choice on a dark finish — the metal gives the eye a line to follow where a handleless front would read as a flat black wall.

Lighting is concentrated where it is needed rather than spread everywhere. A warm white LED strip is set into the mirror surround, lighting your face from the side rather than from overhead, which is the difference between a mirror you can use and a mirror you avoid.

Designed around how you use your room

The Beaumont suits a bedroom or dressing room with a window on one wall and enough length on another for a hanging tower. It is planned around the window line, so the sizes below follow your sill height rather than a standard cabinet.

• Dressing table with a lit mirror and a vanity drawer
• Nine-drawer bank at worktop height, set below the window sill
• Full-height hanging with a top box above
• Shoe shelf at the base of the hanging tower
• Brushed nickel bar handles throughout
• Warm white LED lighting in the mirror surround
• Matt black woodgrain inside and out
• Made to measure around the window and the ceiling height

Built for everyday use: nine drawers sound like a lot until you separate what actually goes in them — knitwear, shirts, gym kit, underwear, scarves, swimwear. Splitting them across three columns means you are not lifting one pile to reach another.

The Beaumont shown here runs matt black woodgrain throughout. It is a strong finish and it wants daylight, which is exactly what the window wall gives it. Because every Beaumont is made to measure, the drawer bank is cut to the sill and the hanging tower to the ceiling, rather than leaving the gaps a standard carcase would.

The arrangement shown has a 600mm depth on the hanging tower, which is set by the width of a coat hanger and is the same on every Metro walk-in.

Manufactured in our Wembley workshop

A run that sits under a window has to be measured to the window, not to a catalogue. Your Beaumont is surveyed on site, then precision-manufactured in our HA9 Wembley factory so the drawer bank lands exactly beneath the sill and the worktop runs level across its full width.

Our beam saw optimises board usage to reduce waste, while CNC and six-sided drilling machine the components and the drilling points accurately — which is what keeps nine drawer fronts aligned across three columns rather than drifting by a millimetre each. Industrial edge-banding gives a consistent finished edge, and on a matt black woodgrain every edge is visible.

Every walk-in is measured and designed around your actual room before manufacture and professional installation.

Quality you can rely on: your Metro fitted wardrobe comes with a 10-year parts and labour guarantee, giving you added confidence in your investment.