Walk in Wardrobes / Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe London

Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe London

Midnight blue walk-in, one colour throughout, with brass rails and lit shelves.

PRICING
£3,999 — priced on survey
Every Metro piece is made to measure. Exact pricing confirmed after your free home design visit.
About This Style

The Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe is designed to create a luxurious dressing space where every item has its place. Featuring a contemporary open-concept design and finished in striking Midnight Blue Super-matt, this bespoke walk-in wardrobe combines elegant styling with intelligent storage to suit modern homes.

Manufactured from premium E1 Grade moisture-resistant MFC, the Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe is built for lasting durability and everyday performance. The matching Midnight Blue interior creates a seamless, sophisticated appearance, while the handleless drawer fronts maintain clean architectural lines. Premium soft-close drawer runners ensure smooth, quiet operation, adding a refined touch to your daily routine.

Designed around the way you live, the Kingsley offers a carefully planned storage layout with double and single round brass hanging rails, adjustable open shelving, a four-drawer bank of soft-close drawers, shoe display shelves, handbag storage and dedicated shelving for folded clothing. Integrated warm white LED strip lighting enhances visibility throughout the wardrobe while creating a warm, luxurious ambience.

Every Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe is made to measure and manufactured in England using advanced CNC technology and precision craftsmanship. Each wardrobe is designed around the exact dimensions of your room to create a seamless fitted finish that maximises every inch of available space. From your FREE home design visit through to professional installation, our experienced in-house team ensures every detail is completed to the highest standard.

Backed by our 10-Year Parts and Labour Guarantee, the Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe combines premium materials, bespoke craftsmanship and intelligently designed storage to create a stylish dressing room that enhances both your home and everyday living.




Specifications
Product Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe
Category Walk-In Wardrobes
Style Monochrome Open Walk-In
Door Style Open Concept — No Doors
Material E1-Grade Moisture-Resistant MFC
External Finish Midnight Blue Super-matt
Internal Finish Midnight Blue Super-matt
Design Open, Handleless, Corner Return
Drawer System Handleless Soft-Close Drawers
Hanging Rails Round Brass Hanging Rails, Double & Single
Lighting Warm White LED Strip Under Every Shelf and Bay Head
Shelving Adjustable Open Shelves in a Lit Tower
Shoe Storage Base-Level Shoe Shelves
Accessory Storage Basket Storage at the Corner Return
Width Made to Measure
Height Made to Measure
Depth 600mm
Construction Made-to-Measure
Manufacturing HA9 Wembley, North London
Installation Professional Installation Included
Guarantee 10-Year Parts and Labour Guarantee
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Free Design Visit
No obligation
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3D Design
Within two to three days
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Fitted in 21 Days
From order confirmation
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10 Year Guarantee
Parts & labour
Walk-In Wardrobes

Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe

The Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe is finished in one colour and one colour only. Midnight blue super-matt runs across the carcase, the shelves, the drawer fronts and the backs of every bay, so nothing inside the wardrobe competes with what you have hung in it. Against that, your clothes are the only thing with colour in the room.

Two details break the blue deliberately. The hanging rails are round brass, warm against the matt finish and the one piece of the wardrobe you touch every day. And a warm LED strip sits under every shelf in the tower, so the folded stacks are lit individually rather than by one light at the top.

How it works: the Kingsley is built from E1-grade moisture-resistant MFC, which is worth having in a dressing room off a bathroom or in a converted loft. The drawer fronts are handleless, opening on a shadow gap, so the blue face of the bank is unbroken from top to bottom.

The run turns a corner at one end, carrying hanging above and below with basket storage at the base, so the arrangement holds a full wardrobe in a room that has no single wall long enough to take one.

Designed around how you use your room

The Kingsley is planned in bays, each one doing a different job. It is the most affordable walk-in we make, and that is a function of the finish being consistent rather than the specification being thin.

  • Double hang for shirts, trousers and jackets
  • Full-height hanging for coats and dresses
  • A four-drawer bank beneath the full hang
  • A narrow shelf tower with an LED strip under every shelf
  • Base-level shoe shelves
  • Basket and bag storage at the corner return
  • Round brass hanging rails
  • Handleless drawer fronts in midnight blue super-matt

Built for everyday use: the shelf tower is the piece people notice after a month rather than on the day. Lighting each shelf separately means you can see the bottom of a folded stack without lifting the top of it.

The Kingsley shown here is midnight blue throughout, inside and out. A single dark finish makes a room feel deliberate rather than dark, provided the lighting is inside the wardrobe rather than above it — which is why the LED runs under the shelves and along the head of each hanging bay.

Each run is 600mm deep, the width of a coat hanger, and the same on every Metro walk-in.

Manufactured in our Wembley workshop

A single-colour wardrobe hides nothing. Every edge, every shelf front and every drawer gap is the same shade, so any inconsistency in the cut or the edging shows immediately — which is why the Kingsley is machined rather than assembled.

It is made to measure and precision-manufactured in our HA9 Wembley factory. Our beam saw optimises board usage to reduce waste, CNC and six-sided drilling machine the components and drilling points accurately, and industrial edge-banding gives a consistent finished edge in the same super-matt as the face.

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.

Why Metro Home Interiors

Designed, Manufactured & Installed by Experts

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Made in London

Designed and built in our Wembley factory — not imported flat-pack.

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Free Home Design Visit

Your personal designer comes to you with full sample books. Zero obligation.

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Fitted in 21 Days

From order confirmation to completed installation, typically 3 weeks.

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10-Year Guarantee

Every component and every hour of labour is covered for a full decade.

Where We Work

Serving London & Surrounding Areas

Metro Home Interiors designs, manufactures and installs bespoke walk-in wardrobes across London and the surrounding counties. Every Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe is precision-crafted in our Wembley workshop using premium E1 Grade moisture-resistant MFC, Midnight Blue Super-matt finishes, integrated warm white LED strip lighting and premium soft-close drawer systems. From your FREE home design visit to professional installation, our experienced in-house team creates made-to-measure walk-in wardrobes that combine contemporary design, intelligent storage and exceptional craftsmanship, backed by a 10-Year Parts and Labour Guarantee.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Kingsley Walk-In Wardrobe FAQs

Why is everything the same colour?
So that nothing inside the wardrobe competes with your clothes. A two-tone interior draws the eye to the wardrobe; a single dark finish makes it recede and puts the colour on the rail instead. It also means the corner return and the shelf tower read as one piece rather than as separate cabinets pushed together.
Does a dark wardrobe make a room feel smaller?
Only if the light is in the wrong place. The Kingsley puts a warm LED strip under every shelf and along the head of each hanging bay, so the light is inside the wardrobe with the clothes rather than in the ceiling above it. A dark finish lit from within reads as depth; the same finish lit from above reads as a shadow.
Why brass rails on a blue wardrobe?
The rail is the part you touch every day and the one component that is not board. Round brass gives a warm point of contrast against a cold matt blue, and it stays looking right as it ages in a way a painted rail does not. Black or chrome are available if you would rather it disappeared.
What does moisture-resistant MFC actually give me?
It matters where a dressing room shares air with a bathroom, sits in a loft conversion, or has an external wall that runs cold. The board is more tolerant of humidity swings than standard MFC, so edges are less likely to lift over time. It is not a waterproof material and it is not a substitute for ventilation.
How does the corner return work?
The run turns at one end and carries hanging both above and below, with basket storage at the base. It is what lets the Kingsley hold a full wardrobe in a room with no single wall long enough to take one — the corner does work instead of becoming the place things go missing.
Why does a single-colour wardrobe need more precision?
Because there is nothing to hide behind. On a two-tone piece the eye reads the change of material and forgives a lot; on a wardrobe that is midnight blue from the carcase to the drawer front, every edge and every shadow gap is compared against the one next to it. The components are machined by CNC and six-sided drilling and edge-banded in the same super-matt as the faces, so the gaps stay even. Covered by a 10-year parts and labour guarantee.
How the space is divided

The Six Storage Zones

A walk-in is not one big cupboard — it is a set of zones, each sized for what goes in it. These are the six we build from, with the dimensions we actually work to. Your designer combines them around what you own rather than filling the run with a single repeated layout.
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Double hang KINGSLEY WALK-IN
Two hanging tiers stacked in one bay. Each gives 950mm of clear hanging under an 18mm shelf, so the pair occupies 1936mm in total. It suits shirts, trousers, folded-over skirts and jackets, and it is the single most effective way to increase what a run holds — the same width of wardrobe carries twice the garments.
Double hang — edge profile diagram
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Full hang
The same 1936mm module as a double hang, used as a single drop of 1918mm clear beneath the shelf. This is where dresses, long coats and suit carriers go. Most rooms need far less full hang than people expect — two or three bays is usually plenty, and the rest is better given to double hang.
Full hang — edge profile diagram
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Drawer bank
A 600mm-high bank holding three soft-close drawers at 200mm each. Drawers are almost always specified at waist height rather than low down, because that is where you want the things you reach for daily — folded knitwear, underwear, belts and watches — without bending.
Drawer bank — edge profile diagram
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Open shelving
Shelves are set at 250 to 300mm apart as a minimum. A folded jumper wants 250mm; a stack of jeans or a handbag standing upright wants the full 300mm. Closer than 250mm and the shelf stops being usable for anything but paper-thin items, which is why the spacing is worth getting right at the design stage.
Open shelving — edge profile diagram
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Shoe storage
Flat shelves at the base of a run, each with a raised front lip so nothing slides forward. Keeping shoes low leaves the eye level of the wardrobe clear for clothing, and the lip means a shelf can be shallow-set without anything tipping out when you pull a pair from the back.
Shoe storage — edge profile diagram
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The 600mm run
Every Metro walk-in run is 600mm deep, and that figure is not arbitrary — it is set by the width of a coat hanger, so anything shallower makes clothes sit at an angle and crush against the front. Two facing runs therefore use 1200mm of floor before anyone has walked anywhere, which is why two facing runs need a room of at least 2.1 metres across, and 3 metres to feel generous.
The 600mm run — edge profile diagram