Loft wardrobes / Surrey Loft Wardrobe London

Surrey Loft Wardrobe London

Made-to-Measure Loft Wardrobes

PRICING
£3,900 — priced on survey
Every Metro piece is made to measure. Exact pricing confirmed after your free home design visit.
About This Style

The Surrey Loft Wardrobe is thoughtfully designed to transform small loft bedrooms into beautifully organised dressing spaces. Created specifically for attic rooms with sloping ceilings, this bespoke open dressing run combines contemporary styling with intelligent storage, making the most of every available centimetre while maintaining a clean, seamless appearance.

Finished in elegant Cotta Cremona Oak, the Surrey Wardrobe brings the warmth and texture of natural woodgrain into your home. With no doors to swing, the open hanging and shelving bays create a sleek, minimalist look that complements both modern and classic interiors. Because the inside is the outside, the carcasses, shelves and end panels are all finished in the same Cotta Cremona Oak for a premium, coordinated finish throughout.

Crafted from premium 18mm MFC E1 Grade boards, the Surrey Wardrobe is built for long-lasting durability and everyday use. Every visible edge is banded in matching oak, any drawers you add run on soft-close runners, and because the carcasses are drilled to take hinges a door can be fitted to any bay later.

Designed for small lofts and attic bedrooms, this L-shaped installation measures 4568mm across both legs, 2361mm high and 600mm deep, offering generous storage without overwhelming the room. The internal layout can be tailored with hanging rails, adjustable shelving, soft-close drawers and dedicated compartments for shoes, folded clothing and accessories, creating a storage solution that works around your lifestyle.

Every Surrey Wardrobe is made to measure and precision-manufactured in our Wembley, North London (HA9) workshop using advanced CNC technology and carefully selected materials. From your FREE home design consultation through to professional installation by our experienced in-house team, Metro Home Interiors ensures every wardrobe is built to the highest standards and fitted with exceptional attention to detail.

Backed by our 10-Year Parts and Labour Guarantee, the Surrey Wardrobe combines premium craftsmanship, intelligent storage and contemporary design to create a bespoke fitted wardrobe that maximises space, enhances your bedroom and delivers lasting quality for years to come.

Specifications
Product Surrey Bespoke Loft Wardrobe
Category Loft Wardrobes
Setting Small Loft, Corner Run
Style Open Dressing Run — No Doors
Material 18mm MFC E1 Grade
External Finish Cotta Cremona Oak
Internal Finish Cotta Cremona Oak
Handle None — Open Storage; Drawers or Doors to Order
Carcass 18mm MFC
Back / Top / Bottom Solid 18mm Construction, Finished in Oak
Loft Adaptation L-Shaped Run Turning the Corner; Shelving Stepped to the Roof Slope
Lighting Lit End Panel
Internal Storage Hanging, double hanging, open shelving, shoe shelves
Example Width 4568mm across Both Legs
Example Height 2361mm
Example Depth 600mm
Construction Made-to-Measure
Manufacturing HA9 Wembley, North London
Installation Professional Installation Included
Guarantee 10-Year Guarantee, Parts and Labour
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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
Loft Wardrobes

Surrey Loft Wardrobe

The Surrey is a loft wardrobe without doors, and in a loft that is often the right answer. Doors need room to swing; an open dressing run does not. The one shown turns the corner of a small attic room in Cotta Cremona Oak, with hanging on the long wall, shelving and shoe storage stepping down under the slope, and a lit panel on the return by the door.

Cotta Cremona Oak is a warm, mid-toned woodgrain, and here it is the whole wardrobe — carcasses, shelves, end panels and the lit return — because with no doors the inside is the outside. Everything you own is on show, which is why the shelving is planned tightly and the finish runs through every face.

How it works: the run is built as an L. The long leg carries a full-height hanging bay and a double-hang bay; the short leg turns under the slope with shelving that steps down as the ceiling does, ending in shoe shelves where the roof meets the floor. A lit panel on the far return lights the room and the rail.

Carcasses and shelves are 18mm E1-grade MFC; where drawers are added they run on soft-close runners, and doors can be fitted to any bay later if you change your mind.

Open storage in a loft has one more advantage: the lowest bays, which a door could never clear, are simply shelves you reach down to.

Designed around how you use your loft

An open run is planned like a shop, not a cupboard — everything visible, everything at the right height, nothing buried.

  • Full-height hanging bay on the long wall
  • Double hanging for shirts and jackets
  • Folded storage on open shelves at eye level
  • Shoe shelves where the slope meets the floor
  • Shelving that steps down with the ceiling on the return
  • Lit end panel by the door
  • Drawers or doors added to any bay to order

Built for awkward spaces: the Surrey uses the corner, which most wardrobes waste, and the slope, which most wardrobes stop short of. The L-shape turns a small loft into a dressing room without taking the floor a swinging door would need.

Built for everyday use: 18mm MFC carcasses with solid 18mm backs — on open storage the back panel is visible behind every shelf, so it is finished in the same oak and fixed square to the wall, not left as bare plaster.

The Surrey shown measures 4568mm across the two legs x 2361mm high x 600mm deep. Yours is planned to your corner and your roof.

Manufactured in our Wembley workshop

With no doors to hide behind, every edge of the Surrey is a finished edge. The shelves, the stepped panels under the slope and the corner post are all banded in Cotta Cremona Oak on industrial equipment in our HA9 Wembley factory, and the shelf positions are drilled by CNC so the rows line through around the corner.

The stepped panels are cut on the beam saw to the roof pitch taken at survey, so the shelving follows the ceiling with the same gap at every step.

Surveyed, made and installed by our own team.

Quality you can rely on: your Metro fitted wardrobe comes with a 10-year guarantee covering parts and labour.

Why Metro Home Interiors

Serving London & Surrounding Areas

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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 loft wardrobes across London and the surrounding counties. Every Surrey Loft Wardrobe is precision-crafted in our Wembley workshop using premium 18mm MFC E1 Grade materials, the warm Cotta Cremona Oak finish carried across every shelf, back and end panel for exceptional durability and everyday performance. From your FREE home design visit to professional installation, our experienced in-house team creates made-to-measure loft wardrobes that maximise awkward loft spaces, complement your interior and deliver a seamless fitted finish. Every installation is backed by our 10-Year Parts and Labour Guarantee, giving you complete confidence in the quality of our craftsmanship.

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What our customers say

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

“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

“Metro have been brilliant from beginning to end. I was impressed by how quickly the wardrobe was manufactured and installed — all at an exceptional price. Quick, tidy and the outcome is simply perfect.”

Patricia BailenGoogle review

“I would recommend this company. They delivered a very good wardrobe and a very good service too throughout the project.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

Surrey Loft Wardrobe London FAQs

Why would I want a wardrobe with no doors?
Floor space and headroom. In a small loft a hinged door needs half a metre to swing and a clear height to swing in, and under a slope it often has neither. An open run needs nothing in front of it, so the Surrey can sit in a corner that a doored wardrobe could not. It also means the low bays under the roof are usable — you reach down to a shelf instead of into a stunted cupboard.
Will it look untidy?
Only if it is planned like a cupboard. The Surrey is planned like a shop: hanging by length, folded things on shelves at eye level, shoes at the bottom, and nothing crammed. With the whole run in one oak finish, the clothes become the colour in the room. If a particular bay is always going to be messy, put a drawer or a door on that one.
Can doors be added later?
Yes, to any bay. The carcasses are built and drilled to take hinges, so a door in Cotta Cremona Oak — or any other finish — can be fitted after the fact without rebuilding. Some people start open and add a door or two once they know which bay needs it.
What does the lit panel do?
It is the light for the wardrobe and, in the room shown, for the corner by the door. A vertical LED strip behind the end panel washes the wall and the first hanging bay, so you can see what you are choosing in the evening without the ceiling light. It is on its own switch.
Edge Detail

The Three Loft Edge Details

On a loft wardrobe the edge does two jobs: it finishes the door where the decor stops, and on the top edge it is where the door meets the roof. These are the three we work to. Your designer specifies them at the survey, once the pitch of each section is known.
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1mm ABS Square Edge SURREY LOFT OPEN RUN
The standard edge on a flush MFC door: a 1mm ABS band in the same decor as the face, applied by machine and trimmed square. It gives a crisp line at the door edge and is the right choice for a plain slab like the Suffolk or Hereford, where the door is meant to read as one flat piece.
1mm ABS Square Edge — edge profile diagram
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2mm ABS Softened Edge
A thicker 2mm band with the corner softened to a small radius. It takes knocks better than a square 1mm edge and is worth specifying on doors and drawer fronts that are handled all day — the drawer bank on the Cotswold, the fronts on the Warwick — or wherever a child will be opening them.
2mm ABS Softened Edge — edge profile diagram
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Angled Top Edge
The loft-specific edge. Where a door or panel meets the roof slope, its top is cut to the pitch taken at your survey and then banded in the same decor, so the wardrobe meets the ceiling without a filler strip and the sloping edge looks like every other edge. The angle differs from door to door along a run and each is cut individually.
Angled Top Edge — edge profile diagram