Bespoke & Custom Made Wardrobes
Made for your room: alcoves, chimney breasts, slopes and painted doors, every inch of the inside planned.
Free, no obligation. One local company prices it, not five.
Short answerA bespoke built-in wardrobe costs €4,100 to €8,600 fitted. It's worth it where standard widths won't fill the space, like alcoves or a sloped ceiling.
What bespoke means here
Made for your room, not picked from a range. Every panel is cut to the walls you have, so the wardrobe fills an alcove, follows a chimney breast or runs under a slope without filler strips showing. You choose the doors, the finish, the handles and every inch of the inside.
What a bespoke wardrobe costs
€4,100 to €8,600 fitted for most bespoke built-ins. Most designs come in under €5,000. The top end is painted shaker doors floor to ceiling, lighting inside, and a dressing-table section built in.
Bespoke, made to measure or fitted: the difference
- Bespoke: designed and made for your room, in any size and finish.
- Made to measure: standard sections cut to your width and height. Most fitted wardrobes are this.
- Flat-pack fitted to look built in: standard frames with filler panels to the walls and ceiling. The lowest price. PAX as a built-in.
When bespoke pays for itself
- Alcoves either side of a chimney breast, which standard widths never fill.
- Sloped ceilings, dormers and stair boxes.
- A painted finish to match the room's joinery.
- A wardrobe that has to hide a boiler, a water tank or a pipe.
Lead time
Allow four to six weeks from the approved drawing, longer for painted finishes. The fitting itself is usually a day.
Every kind of fitted wardrobe
Pick the one that suits the room. The company that rings you can price more than one.
Sliding wardrobes
From €2,500
No room needed for doors to open. Wood, mirror or glass.
More on sliding wardrobes →Walk-in wardrobes
From €4,000
A box room or one end of a bedroom, fitted out to dress in.
More on walk-in wardrobes →Attic wardrobes
From €800
Cut to the slope, with drawers along the low wall.
More on attic wardrobes →IKEA PAX as built-in
Units €366 to €1,253
Flat-pack frames fitted wall to wall with filler panels.
More on PAX →Wardrobe sizes
60 cm deep, usually
Depth, height, door widths and how to measure your wall.
More on wardrobe sizes →Get your wardrobe priced
Three taps about the room, then your number. It goes to one fitted wardrobe company that covers your county, and they ring you to measure up and give you a written price.
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Questions people ask
How much does a bespoke wardrobe cost in Ireland?
€4,100 to €8,600 fitted for most made-to-measure built-ins.
What is the difference between bespoke and fitted wardrobes?
A bespoke wardrobe is designed and made for your room in any size and finish. A fitted wardrobe is usually standard sections cut to your width and height.
Is a custom made wardrobe worth it?
Where standard widths won't fill the space: alcoves, slopes, stair boxes, or a painted finish to match the room. On a plain straight wall, made to measure costs less and looks the same.
How long does a bespoke wardrobe take?
Four to six weeks from the approved drawing is usual, longer for painted finishes.
Who will ring me?
One fitted wardrobe company that covers your county. Your number isn't sent to a list. They ring you within one working day, arrange a time to measure the room, and give you a written price. Nothing is ordered until you say yes.
Built-In & Fitted Wardrobes across all 26 counties
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