Project case study · Buckinghamshire

Illuminated walk-in wardrobe

A made-to-measure L-shaped dressing-space layout with light woodgrain cabinetry, black rails, integrated lighting and divided accessory storage beneath glass tops.

Completed light woodgrain walk-in wardrobe with shelving, hanging rails and drawers
Finished installation in the High Wycombe area. No customer address is shown.
Furniture type
Walk-in wardrobe
Layout
L-shaped fitted storage
Key details
Lighting & glass-topped drawers
Location shown
High Wycombe area

The design

Storage zones across two walls

The fitted cabinetry follows adjoining walls. Open hanging sections sit beside a tall shelving column, with upper shelves using the height above the main rails.

Two drawer units include divided trays beneath clear tops, keeping smaller accessories visible. Black rails provide a restrained contrast against the light woodgrain.

The drawing explains the planned layout; the photographs show what was actually installed. A similar appearance does not mean an identical specification or price.

Original design drawing for the light woodgrain walk-in wardrobe
Original project drawing, clearly shown as a design rather than a finished photograph.

The finished room

Wide views and practical details

The images show how the main storage zones, window, floor space and drawer access work together.

For a similar room

What we would check

  • Available wall dimensions and the position of doors and windows
  • Comfortable drawer extension and walking space
  • The required mix of long and short hanging
  • Lighting controls, driver access and electrical responsibilities
  • Finish selection in the room’s actual light

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