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The usual advice – ‘small rooms need sliding wardrobe doors’ – is helpful but incomplete. Door movement is only one part of the design. A fitted wardrobe must also be easy to see into, organise and use every day…

Imagine a bedroom with 650 to 800 millimetres between the foot of the bed and the wardrobe. A hin...

‘Fitted’ does not have to mean forcing cupboard space into every millimetre. The purpose of fitted wardrobes is to create storage that belongs in the room and uses the available space intelligently. In many modern rooms, a wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling installation is the cleanest and most space effective solution. In a period property, loft or unusually tall room, th...

A freestanding wardrobe may look smaller in a showroom, but in a real bedroom it often leaves unusable space above and to the sides. It can also create several visual edges: wardrobe, gap, box on top, exposed wall and another piece of storage beside it. B...

Trend reports are useful because they reveal a mood. They’re less useful when treated as instructions. This year is a good example of that. Sherwin-Williams selected a warm neutral, Universal Khaki, as its 2026 Colour of the Year. Benjamin Moore chose Silhouette, a deep espresso and charcoal tone. Dulux selected a family of blues. Rather than pointing to one compulsory...

At My Fitted Bedroom, we always try to recommend fitted wardrobe features that really match their owner’s routine. We think that the best design conversations start with clothes, shoes, bags, laundry and daily habits, well before moving to decisions about door colours and handles.

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