This fitted wardrobe work formed part of the wider Bognor Regis renovation programme. The goal was to make better use of the full wall while keeping everyday storage organised and easy to use.
The starting point
The original cream cupboards left an awkward central recess and did not use the wall as one coherent storage system. As with the rest of the renovation, uneven existing surfaces, a controlled budget, limited access and the wider programme all influenced the design and installation sequence.
A bespoke design for the room
Measurements and proportions were taken from the actual space rather than relying on standard freestanding furniture. Materials were planned alongside the wider project, and the new arrangement combined full-height cupboards, drawers, hanging rails and fitted shelving within one composition.
Wardrobes: before and after
The result
The completed unit uses the full wall more effectively and gives the room a calmer, more deliberate finish. It is one example of how bespoke design, careful materials management and project planning helped the customer get more from the wider renovation budget.
Project location: Felpham, Bognor Regis, West Sussex. Photographs show Sixes Carpentry's own fitted-interior work.