Security within a fitted wardrobe is one of those topics that rarely comes up in the design conversation but turns out to matter to a significant number of homeowners once they think about it.
The open-plan kitchen-diner is the defining floor plan of modern London home renovation. Knock down the wall between the kitchen and the back reception room
Bathroom storage in London homes is chronically underdesigned. Most bathrooms have a wall cabinet above the basin, a shelf inside the shower, and a towel rail
Fulham and the surrounding boroughs of Hammersmith, Kensington, Chelsea, and Wandsworth contain some of the highest concentrations of conservation areas in London.
Purpose-built flats — the kind built in London between the 1930s and the 1990s — are not designed with fitted furniture in mind.
Georgian and Regency properties are among the most architecturally specific homes you can commission fitted furniture for.
Most people turn up to a design consultation having done very little preparation — and that’s fine. The designer’s job is to take accurate measurements, assess the space, and translate your storage needs into a workable design.
Most people commission fitted wardrobes at one of two moments: when they’ve lived in a home long enough to know exactly what the storage problems are, or when they’ve just moved in and want to get it right from the start.
The design visit went well. You liked the designer, the drawings look right, and the quote has landed in your inbox. At this point, most people sign.