Built in wardrobe doors

Bespoke joinery is the ultimate in tailored storage. Elizabeth Metcalfe presents a selection of outstanding examples, which range from the historically appropriate to the ultra modern.

Minimalist Sliding Wardrobe Doors are a simple wardrobe sliding system using the combination of an MDF frame with a threshold and then top - bottom rollers neatly sliding with minimal clearances, giving the whole wardrobe a very sleek look.

Floor to ceiling white wardrobes, fitted along one wall for this bedroom at a Victorian conversion home in London. Maximum use of available storage space and

A N T O N I A on Instagram: “Built-in wardrobes ● With clothes reorganised and stored in the wardrobe, our @ikea Pax hack is officially finished! It’s been a journey,…”

NC Carpentry & Joinery on Instagram: "Latest wardrobe completed, consisting of 4 panel shaker doors with oak veneered interiors, drawers and open shelving. Shelving made to suit Ikea Knipsa boxes, drawers fitted on @Blum_uk Movento drawer runners and doors hung on blum soft close hinges. All made and decorated on site and finished in farrow and ball card room green. @ikeauk @blum_uk @farrowandball @plankhardware @etsyuk #cardroomgreen #bespokefurniture #interiordesign #bespoke #interiors #

Kerry Kellett | Built-ins on a budget ✨🤎 In more detail. We did these ones slightly different to our other bedroom. We’ve made them so the doors sit… | Instagram

Updated: Feb 17 Copy these DIY wardrobe doors for £200 Contents Why build wardrobe doors You will need Measuring up Sourcing the wood Fitting the skirting Preparing the doors Fitting the hinges Adding the shaker panels Painting the doors Adding the handles Finishing touches The costs Why did I decide to build DIY wardrobe doors? A