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Choosing a fitted wardrobe is an investment and it’s worth looking beyond the design and price. From how well your clothes are protected and how much space is genuinely usable, to the quality of the furniture, fitting, guarantee and experience of the company, there are several important questions to ask before you commit. We’ve put together a simple guide to help you know what to look for, and what to ask - before choosing your fitted wardrobe.

1. Store everyday clothes between waist and eye level
2. Separate everyday and seasonal clothing
3. Always plan shoe storage first
4. Leave room to grow
5. Design around your routine, not just your clothes

1. Store everyday clothes between waist and eye level
2. Separate everyday and seasonal clothing
3. Always plan shoe storage first
4. Leave room to grow
5. Design around your routine, not just your clothes

The problem

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The solution

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The problem

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The solution

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1. Store everyday clothes between waist and eye level
2. Separate everyday and seasonal clothing
3. Always plan shoe storage first
4. Leave room to grow
5. Design around your routine, not just your clothes

Choosing a fitted wardrobe is an investment and it’s worth looking beyond the design and price. From how well your clothes are protected and how much space is genuinely usable, to the quality of the furniture, fitting, guarantee and experience of the company, there are several important questions to ask before you commit. We’ve put together a simple guide to help you know what to look for, and what to ask - before choosing your fitted wardrobe.

Freestanding furniture wastes space with gaps, dead zones and dust traps. Fitted wardrobes use every inch wall-to-wall, floor to ceiling maximising storage and creating a clean, integrated look that feels more considered and more luxurious.

Freestanding furniture wastes space with gaps, dead zones and dust traps. Fitted wardrobes use every inch wall-to-wall, floor to ceiling maximising storage and creating a clean, integrated look that feels more considered and more luxurious.