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Hero lines
- Storage built to your walls
- Every wardrobe, made for one room
- No gaps, no filler strips
Fitted wardrobes, home offices and media walls, built in our own workshop and scribed to walls that are never quite straight.
Templated in an afternoon, installed in a day and a half, and finished in a sprayed colour you choose from anything you like.
A 3 m run of fitted wardrobes holds about 40% more than the freestanding version — and gives you back the floor.
Team bios
Marisol Trevino — Designer & co-founder
Marisol takes the design visits and draws every job herself, in pencil first and then properly. She has an unnerving memory for what people said they needed six weeks earlier. She designed shop interiors before this, which is where the lighting habit came from.
Anders Wiik — Workshop lead
Anders runs the machines and the spray booth, and is the reason our doors close with a click rather than a knock. Twenty years of cabinetmaking, most of it in kitchens. He tunes the saw every Monday morning and will not be hurried.
Delroy Campbell — Lead installer
Delroy is the one in your house for the day and a half, and he scribes by eye faster than most people manage with a compass. He carries a dust extractor into every job unasked. Sings quietly and believes nobody notices!
Quotes
“The designer measured our ceiling in four places and said “it drops 22 mm across the room, so we will build to the low end”. The tops line up perfectly. Nobody else even looked up.”
Rosalind Achterberg, Master bedroom wardrobes
“Quoted $9,750 for the wardrobes and the study, fitted across two days, and the only mess was a bootprint on the drive which they washed off. Worth every cent!”
Trevor Nakashima, Two-room project
“We asked for something to hide a hot water cylinder and a fuse board. What arrived looks like it was built with the house — I stopped noticing it inside a week, which is the point.”
Ivy Bramwell, Understairs and hallway
FAQ answers
How long does a fitted wardrobe take?
Four to six weeks from the design being signed off, because everything is made after you approve it rather than pulled off a shelf. Installation is a day and a half for a typical bedroom, and we never leave a job half-assembled overnight.
Can you build around a sloping ceiling?
That is most of what we do in loft rooms. We template the slope with a profile gauge, build the carcasses to the low point and cut the door tops on the angle. A 45° eaves cupboard gains you storage nobody expects to have.
What does a fitted room cost?
A 3 m run of wardrobes with sprayed doors and internal drawers is typically $6,400 to $8,900, and a home office around $4,200. The design visit and the drawings cost nothing, and the quote holds for 60 days.
Do you take the old furniture away?
Yes, at no charge, provided it comes apart on the landing. We take the packaging and the offcuts too, and the dust — that last one matters most, so we bring a proper extractor rather than a household vacuum.
Closing lines
If you are weighing fitted against freestanding, ask us to come and measure anyway. We will tell you honestly when a room does not justify the cost — it happens perhaps once a month.
Design visits run Monday–Saturday, mornings or evenings, and take about ninety minutes. Bring the photographs you have been collecting; we would far rather start from those than from a catalogue.
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