Classical Bedrooms

In fact, as well as made-to-measure wardrobes, dressing tables and drawer units, we can build any type of storage anywhere, however small the space. We also offer a huge range of designs and styles - for example of doors, drawer fronts, handles, colours and finishes - from traditional and timeless to modern and contemporary. Classical Bedrooms is a family-run business, based at Tardebigge Court near Redditch in Worcestershire. We've been making quality, made-to-measure fitted furniture for over 30 years.

My name is Nick Wheeler and I started the company as a specialist in fitted bedroom furniture. However, as demand grew our range soon expanded to include fitted furniture for any room or space where it was needed. As well as fitted kitchen, bathroom, living room and home office furniture, we now make loft, sloping-roof (including under-eaves) and under-stair storage, and have built display cabinets for homes and businesses. Our showroom and workshop is at Tardebigge Court, in a rural location between Bromsgrove and Redditch.

We can help give your kitchen a new lease of life - as a more inspiring place to cook, and as a more welcoming space to share with family and friends. You may only want to replace your existing cupboard doors, worktops or handles for now. Or you may want to go further and improve the layout, with well-planned and functional units and storage areas that work better for you. Whatever you decide, we'll work with you to make your kitchen feel more like the heart of your home. Fitted furniture can be the ideal solution for bathrooms, too, particularly en suite and family bathrooms where space is often at a premium.

Fitted bedrooms is how we started our business and earned our excellent reputation, over the years helping hundreds of customers to transform their homes with cleverly-designed furniture. We can provide imaginative solutions to bedrooms whatever their size, even those with awkward layouts, sloping or irregular ceilings, and limited storage space. Sliding doors need less space than doors that open outwards, yet still allow full access to the interior. The doors can be built with integrated mirrors and in a range of complementary colours and finishes.