Room ideas
If it should fit the room exactly, we can make it
Every idea here is built from the same made-to-measure system, so you can start with one room and carry the finish into the next.
Ideas for real life
See how people use their spaces.
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Homework and playtime A storage wall that turns one bedroom into two.Children's rooms
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Reading hour Floor-to-ceiling books and a favourite chair.Library walls
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Laundry day Washer and dryer stacked, a basket and somewhere to put it all.Utility rooms
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Shoes away Pull-out drawers cut to the line of the stairs.Under-stairs
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Out the door Coats, wellies and the dog's lead, all in one place.Boot rooms
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Friends round Glasses, bottles and a counter for mixing.Dry bars
Guides
Awkward room? Start here.
Practical guides to the problems we're asked about most.
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Small bedroom storage
Sliding doors, over-bed cupboards and colours that open a room up.
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Box room ideas
Bedroom, office or dressing room, and what to do about the stair box.
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Awkward corners
Corner pull-outs, corner wardrobes and desks that use the angle.
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Uneven walls and ceilings
How fillers, scribes and adjustable legs make old rooms look square.
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Small kitchen storage
Tall units, slim pull-outs and drawers that double what fits.
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Windows and radiators
Building around sills, radiators, sockets and pipes.
Work from home
A proper office, not the end of the dining table
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Box-room office
Wall-to-wall desk, overhead cupboards, a printer drawer and a cable tray in a single bedroom.
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Two-person study
An L-shaped desk so two people can work without sharing a screen.
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Director's office
A statement desk wall with a lit display tower, lockable files and a calm video-call backdrop.
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Office and guest room
A desk wall with a fold-down bed, so the spare room still works for visitors.
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Cupboard office
A desk behind doors in a hallway or alcove. Close it at five o'clock.
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Business suite
Matching storage walls for small offices, meeting rooms and reception desks.
Bedrooms and dressing
Storage that makes the room look bigger
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Built-in wardrobes
Wall to wall and ceiling high, planned around your clothes.
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Walk-in dressing room
Open or glazed, with a drawer island, jewellery trays and soft lighting.
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Dressing table run
Wardrobes that finish in a floating dressing table with a lit mirror.
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Headboard wall
A panelled bed wall with bedside shelves, reading lights and cupboards overhead.
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Loft and eaves
Cut to the slope of the roof, so no space under the eaves is wasted.
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Whole-room makeover
Wardrobes, bedsides, chest and dressing table, designed together in one finish.
Children's rooms
Furniture that grows up with them
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Shared-room divider
A storage wall that turns one room into two: wardrobe on one side, shelves on the other.
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Wardrobe that grows with them
Low rails and shelves for now, moved up as they grow. Soft-close everything.
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Homework wall
Desk, bookshelves and a pinboard panel in one run.
Living and entertaining
Hide the clutter, show the good things
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Media wall
TV recess, fire or soundbar niche, lit shelving and hidden cables.
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Alcove units
Cupboards and shelves either side of the chimney breast, made to each alcove's real size.
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Dry bar
Glass display, wine rack, a mirrored back and a worktop for mixing. No plumbing needed.
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Library wall
Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves with closed cupboards at the base.
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Window seat
A bay or dormer seat with drawers below and shelves either side.
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Floating TV unit
A wall-hung base with push-open drawers and a soft underglow.
Kitchens, utility and hallways
The hardest-working rooms in the house
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Full kitchen
Base, wall and tall units with appliance housings, planned around your services.
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Larder and coffee station
A tall pocket-door unit that hides the coffee machine, toaster and pantry shelves.
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Utility room
Stacked washer and dryer housing, a sink run, an airer and a cleaning cupboard.
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Boot room and hall bench
Coats, shoes, dog leads and school bags, with a seat to pull your boots off.
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Under-stairs storage
Pull-out drawers and cupboards cut to the line of the stairs.
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Island or breakfast bar
Storage on both sides and room for stools.
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