Design study
A Place for Everything
Pale wardrobe doors, considered drawers and a dressing corner keep the bedroom composed.
Custom Wardrobes & Bedroom Storage
Storage shaped around what you wear, what you fold and what you use every day.
Scope & support
Storage fitted to your belongings
Plan hanging space, shelves and drawers around the clothes you own. Discuss full-height wardrobes, dressing surfaces and study storage as separate requirements before combining them.
Coordinate the whole room
Check the wardrobe against the bed, bedside tables, windows and existing sockets. The quotation follows the agreed dimensions, doors, internal arrangement and fittings.
From brief to installation
Start with site photos
Send a few photos of your space on WhatsApp to get started. We’ll discuss your needs and an initial quotation, then check dimensions on site.
Agree the budget, then refine
We discuss the scope and prepare an initial quotation. Once the budget is agreed, a site visit checks dimensions before detailed design and material selections.
One team through the work
Our designers, project managers and construction team coordinate the agreed work. Our warehouse supports storage and delivery; after handover, contact DADA directly about adjustments.
Planning & storage
Separate hanging and folded items
List long garments, shorter clothing, bags and folded items before choosing compartments. Keep daily clothing easy to reach and reserve higher storage for less frequent use.
Check doors and drawers together
Hinged doors need clearance in front; sliding doors limit how much can be open at once. Test drawer access and the route past the bed before choosing the door system.
Questions before you start
Are sliding doors always better for a small bedroom?
Not always. Sliding doors save swing space but change access to the compartments. Compare both options against the bed position and internal drawer layout.
Can a wardrobe include a dressing table?
Yes, discuss the combined arrangement. Leave room for the stool, mirror, drawer openings and suitable lighting before confirming the cabinet layout.
Can we use the existing wardrobe space?
Send photos of the existing wardrobe, ceiling and nearby skirting. We check dimensions, removal work and surrounding finishes before confirming a replacement.
What affects wardrobe pricing?
Overall dimensions, door material, drawer quantity, internal fittings and installation conditions matter. Compare the internal layout as well as the outside appearance when reviewing quotations.
Start with a photo of your space.
Send a few photos on WhatsApp to get started. We’ll discuss what you need and an initial quotation, then confirm dimensions on site.