Wardrobes
Wardrobes are essential for organising your bedroom and keeping your space clutter-free. Discover our diverse range of wardrobes for bedrooms at B&Q, carefully designed to suit a variety of needs and styles. Whether you're looking for a built-in solution or a freestanding unit, our range of bedroom wardrobe options offer ample storage options with features like wardrobes with shelves, or wardrobes with drawers. Complement your new wardrobe with curtains that add a layer of privacy and style to your room or with our comfortable sofas that add warmth and style to your living spaces. With quality materials and finishes, our freestanding wardrobes help you create a tidy, organised space while elevating the look of your bedroom. Explore our collection to discover the perfect piece for your home.
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Popular types
When it comes to wardrobes, some designs consistently top the popularity charts thanks to their practicality, style, and versatility. Among the favourites, a white single wardrobe is ideal for smaller bedrooms or guest rooms, offering just enough hanging and shelving space while keeping the room feeling open. For those who need more storage, a white triple wardrobe or a triple wardrobe with mirror provides ample space for clothes, shoes, and accessories, while mirrored panels reflect light and make the room appear larger.
In bedrooms with limited floor space, a corner wardrobe is a clever solution, utilising unused corners and offering practical storage without crowding the room. For a modern, airy aesthetic, an open wardrobe displays clothing and accessories in plain view, creating a boutique-like feel while keeping essentials easily accessible. Sliding door wardrobes continue to be a popular choice, particularly in contemporary homes, as they save space and often feature mirrored or gloss finishes. A white wardrobe with mirror or a black wardrobe with mirror combines style and functionality, offering a reflective surface that enhances the room. For convenience, ready assembled wardrobes are perfect for anyone looking to avoid self-assembly, arriving ready to use straight out of the box. With these popular wardrobe types, it’s easy to find a solution that balances storage, style, and the unique needs of your bedroom, whether you’re furnishing a small room or creating a spacious, organised dressing area.
Sizes
Choosing the right wardrobe size is essential for balancing storage needs with available space in your bedroom. A single wardrobe is perfect for compact rooms, providing just enough space for a small selection of clothing, shoes, and accessories. For those who need more storage, a tall single wardrobe offers extra height, making use of vertical space without taking up additional floor area. A double wardrobe is ideal for couples or larger storage requirements, giving ample space for hanging clothes, shelves, and internal drawers. If you have a very spacious bedroom or want a dedicated clothing area, a triple wardrobe or quadruple wardrobe provides extensive storage while keeping your room organised and clutter-free.
Height is another consideration. A tall wardrobe maximises vertical space, perfect for high-ceilinged rooms, while a short wardrobe fits neatly under windows or low ceilings. A large wardrobe combines width and height, offering a practical solution for families or anyone with a full wardrobe collection. By selecting the right size, whether a compact single wardrobe, a spacious quadruple wardrobe, or a tall wardrobe for extra hanging space, you can ensure your bedroom remains organised, stylish, and functional. Choosing the correct dimensions helps create a polished and cohesive look while meeting all your storage needs.
Colours & styles
Wardrobe colours and finishes play a key role in defining the style and atmosphere of a bedroom. A white wardrobe is timeless and versatile, perfect for brightening smaller rooms and complementing a wide range of décor. For a bold, contemporary look, a black wardrobe adds sophistication and works beautifully with modern interiors, while a grey wardrobe offers a neutral yet stylish option, blending effortlessly with both classic and contemporary schemes. For a softer, playful touch, a pink wardrobe or blue wardrobe can bring personality to children’s bedrooms or create statement pieces in adult spaces. Similarly, beige wardrobes, cream wardrobes, and brown wardrobes provide warmer tones that complement natural wood flooring and traditional interiors. Green wardrobes are increasingly popular, offering a subtle nod to nature and adding depth to neutral rooms.
The finish and style of the wardrobe also make a difference. A modern wardrobe often features sleek, handle-free doors or glossy panels, while an industrial wardrobe combines metal, wood, and minimalist design for urban loft-style interiors. A rustic wardrobe emphasises natural textures and wooden finishes, adding charm to country or farmhouse bedrooms. For younger family members, a kids wardrobe can feature bright colours, fun finishes, or themed designs, combining functionality with playful appeal. Choosing the right colour and effect ensures your wardrobe complements your room, balances your décor, and enhances both style and practicality.
Materials & finishes
The material and finish of a wardrobe are essential considerations when choosing a piece that is both durable and stylish. A metal wardrobe is ideal for modern or industrial-inspired interiors, offering robust construction, low maintenance, and a sleek, minimalist design that works well in urban or contemporary bedrooms. Wooden wardrobes provide warmth and charm, with natural textures that add character to any space. A solid wood wardrobe offers exceptional durability, long-lasting quality, and a premium feel, making it a worthwhile investment for years to come.
Popular oak wardrobe finishes include dark oak wardrobes, which add a rich, classic tone, and light oak wardrobes, which keep a room feeling bright and airy. Pine wardrobes bring a relaxed, rustic aesthetic, while walnut wardrobes offer deep, luxurious hues for a sophisticated look.
Modern finishes also play a key role. A gloss wardrobe or high gloss wardrobe creates a reflective, contemporary effect, perfect for sleek, modern bedrooms. Conversely, a matt wardrobe provides a softer, understated elegance. Choosing the right combination of material and finish ensures your wardrobe not only meets your storage needs but also complements your décor, whether you prefer traditional, modern, or rustic interiors. Careful selection guarantees your wardrobe is both functional and a stylish focal point.
FAQs
What size wardrobe do I need for my bedroom?
Choosing the right wardrobe size depends on the space available and how much storage you require. A compact bedroom might suit a 2 door wardrobe, providing enough room for hanging clothes and some folded items without overcrowding the room. Larger bedrooms could benefit from a 3 door wardrobe, offering extra hanging space, shelves, and room for accessories. Consider the height as well as width to maximise storage, particularly in rooms with high ceilings. Measuring your space before purchasing ensures the wardrobe fits comfortably while allowing easy access and movement around the bedroom.
How much space do I need to allow for wardrobe doors to open?
It’s important to leave enough clearance for wardrobe doors to operate smoothly. Hinged doors typically require a gap equal to the width of the doors themselves so they can swing open fully. Sliding doors are ideal for tighter rooms, as they don’t require extra floor space to open. Make sure to consider how the doors interact with other furniture and walkways in the room. Leaving appropriate space helps prevent damage to the wardrobe or walls and ensures easy access to clothing, drawers, and shelves.
Can I customise a wardrobe to fit unusual spaces or specific dimensions?
Yes, wardrobes can be customised to make the most of awkward spaces. Our fitted wardrobe ranges are designed to suit sloping ceilings, alcoves, or irregularly shaped rooms. These bespoke solutions allow you to maximise storage, combining hanging rails, shelves, and drawers in configurations tailored to your needs. Whether it’s a compact corner or a wide wall, you can choose sizes, finishes, and interior layouts that make the most of your space. Customised wardrobes ensure a neat, professional look while providing practical storage for clothes, shoes, and accessories.
Do wardrobes come with internal storage options like drawers, shelves, or rails?
Many wardrobes feature flexible internal storage to suit different needs. Standard wardrobes often include hanging rails and shelves, but you can also find wardrobes with drawers, perfect for smaller clothing items, accessories, or folded garments. These storage options help keep your bedroom organised and tidy. Some designs allow you to adjust or add shelves and drawers to create a layout that works for your clothing collection. Choosing a wardrobe with the right combination of rails, shelves, and drawers ensures maximum functionality and makes it easy to keep your bedroom clutter-free.
What is the difference between fitted and freestanding wardrobes?
The main difference between fitted and freestanding wardrobes is how they are installed and how they interact with your room’s layout. A fitted wardrobe is built to measure, designed to sit flush against walls and ceilings, making the most of every inch of available space — including awkward corners and alcoves. This makes fitted units ideal for bespoke storage solutions tailored to your exact needs. A freestanding wardrobe stands independently and can be moved or repositioned when you redecorate. Freestanding wardrobes are usually more affordable and easier to replace, while fitted wardrobes offer a seamless, integrated look and often higher storage efficiency.
When it comes to wardrobes, some designs consistently top the popularity charts thanks to their practicality, style, and versatility. Among the favourites, a white single wardrobe is ideal for smaller bedrooms or guest rooms, offering just enough hanging and shelving space while keeping the room feeling open. For those who need more storage, a white triple wardrobe or a triple wardrobe with mirror provides ample space for clothes, shoes, and accessories, while mirrored panels reflect light and make the room appear larger.
In bedrooms with limited floor space, a corner wardrobe is a clever solution, utilising unused corners and offering practical storage without crowding the room. For a modern, airy aesthetic, an open wardrobe displays clothing and accessories in plain view, creating a boutique-like feel while keeping essentials easily accessible. Sliding door wardrobes continue to be a popular choice, particularly in contemporary homes, as they save space and often feature mirrored or gloss finishes. A white wardrobe with mirror or a black wardrobe with mirror combines style and functionality, offering a reflective surface that enhances the room. For convenience, ready assembled wardrobes are perfect for anyone looking to avoid self-assembly, arriving ready to use straight out of the box. With these popular wardrobe types, it’s easy to find a solution that balances storage, style, and the unique needs of your bedroom, whether you’re furnishing a small room or creating a spacious, organised dressing area.