Real installs
Fitted in homes across Greater London.
A selection of recent commissions — from Victorian alcoves and loft eaves to walk-in dressing rooms. Every project measured, made and installed by our team.
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Sage Shaker
Clapham, SW4vinyl-faced MDF · brass knobs · 3.2m run
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Walnut Walk-in
Highbury, N5Real walnut veneer · integrated pulls · dressing island
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Inky Alcove
East Dulwich, SE22Vinyl finish · slim brass pulls · Victorian fireplace pair
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Fluted Minimal
Hackney, E8Reeded MDF · matte lacquer · floor-to-ceiling
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Bronze Mirror
Fulham, SW6Antique mirror · sprayed frame · sliding doors
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Loft Eaves
Camberwell, SE5Matte lacquer · angled carcass · skylit
Want to see more? Book a survey and we will show you material samples and discuss what works for your space.
About these installations
Every wardrobe on this page was measured, manufactured and fitted by SAV Interiors in a real Greater London home. Sizes, finishes and internal layouts are chosen per project, so no two runs are identical.
- Where do you install?
- We cover all of Greater London and the surrounding commuter belt, including Clapham, Highbury, East Dulwich, Hackney, Fulham and Camberwell — the neighbourhoods shown above. Our survey and install teams are employed directly rather than subcontracted, so the same people who measure your room are the ones who fit the joinery.
- How long does an installation take?
- A typical three to four metre bedroom run is fitted in one day. Walk-in dressing rooms and multi-room projects usually take two to three days. We protect floors and furniture, cut outside wherever possible, and clear away all packaging and offcuts before we leave.
- What are these wardrobes made from?
- Carcasses are 18mm moisture-resistant board with edge-banded fronts. Doors are vinyl-faced across the Egger range — high gloss, timeless matt, heritage wood and signature supermatt decors — or mirror and glass on sliding systems. Hinges, runners and sliding gear are soft-close as standard.
- Can you match an existing room?
- Yes. We scribe into out-of-square walls, run joinery past chimney breasts, follow the pitch of loft eaves, and return the finish against existing skirting, picture rails and cornices so the wardrobe reads as part of the building rather than furniture pushed against a wall.
- What does a project like these cost?
- Most bedroom runs on this page fall between £2,500 and £7,000 depending on width, door style and internal fittings. You can price your own room to the pound with our online configurator before speaking to anyone.