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Lovely wardrobes and shelves

By Mrs Streatham
January 23, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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Mrs Streatham

Posted January 23, 2018

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Posted January 23, 2018

Carpenter recommendation - After a loft conversion and first floor renovation we used Julian Richards of The London Fitted Wardrobe Co. to complete the project with his excellent bespoke shelving in two attic bedrooms and spacious wardrobes in two further rooms. It has really helped use the sloping space next to the chimney for useful storage, he created a linen cupboard in one spare room alcove with a matching hanging cupboard on the other side of the chimney breast, and designed hanging rail/drawers combinations for our bedroom. We?re delighted with the finish, he had great advice about storage, lighting, mirrors etc, and the two different door styles both look really smart. His number is 07931520713.

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