There are a lot of reasons to choose bespoke furniture, whether it is made and professionally fitted or provided in a convenient do it yourself kit.
A tailor-made set of furniture allows you to have the perfect look you want, particularly if your dream design cannot quite be accommodated by existing turnkey or off-the-shelf options. It also is made from higher quality materials and lasts longer than most flatpack furniture.
The desirability of bespoke furniture is not in question, especially when our dedicated design tools make it easier and more accessible than ever. But for some homeowners, fitted furniture is
less of a want and more of a need.
Here are some of the reasons why you might need bespoke furniture for your home.
Most buildings have fairly uniform dimensions, with square floors and flat ceilings. This is far from always the case however.
Some rooms are built around a house’s unusual dimensions, with extra alcoves and unusual shapes that conventional furniture is not designed for, or have somewhat unusual pillars and jagged corners, made-to-measure furniture using our design tool can help.
This reduces the wasted space in a room and can allow for much greater storage potential than thought possible without any wasted space.
The combination of our expertise and our easy-to-use design tool which takes into account fixtures and fittings will ensure that you have the perfect wardrobe size and shape for every room, with the ideal style to match.
Most people have ended up in a situation where their storage options are far different from their storage needs, so they have ended up living out of suitcases, boxes or piles of clothes.
Most flatpack wardrobes are designed with uniformity in mind; they are designed to meet the needs of the average person, but if you have particular storage needs in terms of shelving, additional features, cabinets, drawers or anything else you can think of, a uniform kit will not be the right fit for your room.
By contrast, a bespoke wardrobe can be designed to fit your needs based on countless options found using our design tool.
There are options for clothing rails, multiple drawers, shelving for bedding or towels, and every possible option in between.
Most wardrobes are designed around a relatively uniform set of dimensions, with the idea that most flatpack or prefabricated pieces of furniture will both stylistically and literally fit around each other.
However, if you have a particularly large or particularly narrow bedroom, you will also want storage that fits the size of the room without compromising or wasting space.
Wardrobes need to rest against a wall, and larger rooms will often have a lot of empty space that could be better served with a row of fitted wardrobes.
As bespoke wardrobes are fitted by design, they can be built to whichever size you need, which can include either wider or narrower cabinets to work around any limitations you might have with conventional flatpack furniture.
You get to be the designer and installer of your own wardrobe, so you can save cash without compromising on top-quality materials.
