Kitchens are not the only fitted furniture that dates. Built in wardrobes are often the largest surface in a bedroom, and a respray changes the room completely for far less than replacing them.
What we can respray
- Built in and fitted wardrobes
- Sliding wardrobe doors and frames
- Chests of drawers, bedside units and dressing tables
- Fitted home office and utility units
Colours that work in a bedroom
Bedrooms tend to suit quieter colours than kitchens. Warm off whites and soft taupes keep a small room feeling open. Sage green, dusty blue and deep charcoal work beautifully in larger or brighter rooms, especially on a wall of wardrobes.
How the job runs
It follows the same process as a kitchen. Doors are removed and labelled, surfaces are cleaned and sanded, the room is masked and protected, and the coating is sprayed rather than brushed so there are no marks. Most wardrobe jobs are finished well inside the same 1 to 3 day window.
What you need to do
Empty the wardrobes and clear the floor around them. We handle the rest, including protecting carpets and bedroom furniture that stays in the room.
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