I take standard IKEA PAX wardrobes and transform them into built-in, fitted wardrobes that look custom-made. This means I assembly and install the PAX, then add filler panels, proper skirting and/or custom panels to make it sit flush with your wall — so it doesn’t look like flat-pack furniture anymore, but like a seamless, bespoke built-in wardrobe.

You get full advantage of every bit of space — including awkward corners, alcoves or sloped ceilings — because I tailor the installation to your exact room.

In most cases — yes. I can work with standard rooms, alcoves, sloping ceilings or awkward spaces. The important thing is that I have accurate measurements (height, width, depth), and that we discuss any unique features (windows, radiators, skirting boards, sockets etc.) before I quote you.

If a space is extremely irregular (very uneven walls, structural constraints, or major obstructions), I’ll flag that during our consultation and suggest whether a built-in Pax hack is realistic — or if a fully bespoke solution might be more appropriate.

Typically the final fitting and installation takes 1–3 days. However, total time from planning → design → build → installation depends on the complexity (number of units, custom panels, internal layout, extras like lighting).

When we first talk, I’ll give you an estimate based on your space and requirements — I aim to be transparent so you know roughly when it’ll be done.

Because I install the wardrobe as a built-in fixture, it is more permanent than a standard freestanding wardrobe. That means:

• It isn’t designed to be moved around easily. Removing it may cause damage to walls or require rework.

• If you foresee frequent moves or want maximum flexibility, a freestanding option may suit you better.

If you want flexibility in storage but still a clean look, I’m happy to discuss hybrid options — for example, configurations that are secure but could be adapted or partially dismantled in future.

Absolutely! Simply request it via the form along with details of your wardrobe projects.

Here’s what I ask for when you request a quote:

• Approximate & exact measurements of the space (width, height, depth).

• Photos of the space (walls, floor, ceiling, skirting, any obstacles like windows or radiators).

• Your desired internal layout — hanging rails, shelves, drawers, shoe racks, mirrors, etc.

• Any special requests or features — built-in lighting, accessories, decorative panels, door style, handles, finish, etc.

• Your timeline / preferred installation date (so I can check availability).

That way I can give you a detailed and fair quote.