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When designing a bedroom, you’ll want to consider how various elements of the room work together to create a true sanctuary where you can unwind and enjoy nights of blissful sleep.

To help you bring your dream bedroom to life, here are the six key elements that we recommend you consider to achieve the best results:

1. Your bed is king

Your bed will be the most prominent feature in your bedroom and, as such, it’s important that you focus attention on the bed as a jumping off point.

It’s not just about how big your bed is, you also need to consider the position of your bed and the level of comfort that it will give you:

• Choose an appropriate size bed for the amount of space available

• Position your bed where you can easily access it (from both sides if possible)

• Invest in a good mattress that you can sleep comfortably on

• Choose a bed frame that suits the style of the rest of the room

• Having beautiful, soft bedding is as important and impactful as the bed itself – you might also want to add a blanket for extra lushness

2. Choose a calming colour palette

Colours are important in any room, but particularly in your bedroom.

You want to choose a colour and shade that gives a calming energy to the room – opt for soft neutral tones, such as whites, greys or pale blues.

3. Focus on lovely lighting

With bespoke fitted bedrooms you can choose integrated lighting that will seamlessly provide you with lighting that is both functional and creates a stylish mood for the room.

Soft, dimmable lighting is ideal for creating a calm and relaxing environment and can be integrated, such as spot lights and plinth lighting. It’s also important to include lamps and reading lights to ensure that you have enough lighting where you need it.

4. Streamline with storage

The key to maintaining a clam and stress-free bedroom is to minimise clutter. And the best way to do that is to have lots of integrated storage in your bespoke fitted bedroom units, so that everything has its place.

There are plenty of clever bespoke bedroom storage solutions, from sliding doors and smart shelving to hidden drawers and under bed compartments.

Maximising storage will help you keep your bedroom in order and simultaneously make use of every inch of space in the room.

5. Make the most of your windows

Windows give you the gift of natural light, but it’s important to think about your windows in at night to create a warm and cosy feel at bedtime. You might want to opt for heavy curtains that have a blackout lining to help the room stay dark.

You can also dress you windows with blinds or shutters to add charm and give you more options for controlling the amount of light in the room.

6. Finishing touches for ultimate relaxation

Embrace complete relaxation in your bedroom by incorporating a sound system that can play soothing music. And make your bedroom a phone-free zone to completely disconnect and unwind.

It also helps to have a smart thermostat in the room so that you can control the temperature of the room to be just right.

Keen to get started?

Check out the local bespoke bedroom companies listed at the top of this page. Or request a quote and we’ll get approved and guaranteed local custom kitchen fitters to contact you directly.

If you want to create a unique bedroom space that fits perfectly with the style of your home and maximises storage and functionality at the same time, fitted bedrooms are a great choice for you.

Fitted bedrooms are designed to meet your specific requirements, so that your bedroom is perfect for you and your lifestyle.

You can be as specific as you want and, because bespoke fitted bedrooms are made to measure, there are no limits to the creativity or specification of the finished bedroom.

Benefits of bespoke fitted bedrooms

1. You can have the exact bedroom you want – Choosing a bespoke fitted bedroom means you can be as specific as you want and create a bedroom that is everything you want, and more.

2. Make the most of the space – Whether you’re swimming in space or you have awkward architectural features to work around, a bespoke bedroom will give you the best results for your individual bedroom.

3. It will keep you organised – One of the biggest joys of having a fitted bedroom is having a place for everything, so everything can be in its place. And the effect of having an organised bedroom is a calmer, more enjoyable space for you to enjoy.

4. Add value to your home – By installing a good quality fitted bedroom, you will most likely increase the value of your home and make it more attractive to potential buyers.

5. The options are endless – With bespoke fitted bedrooms, you’ll always be able to find the designs, colours and materials to perfectly match your home and personal style.

6. Work with the budget you have – Having a bespoke fitted bedroom doesn’t have to cost you an arm and a leg. You can tailor the specification of your bedroom and make decisions on the various elements to match the budget you have available.

7. You don’t have to lift a finger – With a bespoke fitted bedroom comes the installation, so you don’t have to worry about the stress and hassle of building or installing furniture.

Get started with bespoke bedrooms in United Kingdom

If you’re keen to get started with your new fitted bedroom project and you’d like help from a professional, we can help you find the best local bespoke bedroom companies near you.

You can either browse the local bespoke bedroom specialists listed higher up this page yourself.

Or, if you’re pressed for time, simply request a quote and we’ll reach out to the best local tradespeople in your area and they’ll get in touch with you directly.

On average, you can expect to pay somewhere in the region of £2,500 - £3,000.

The cost of a fitted bedroom in the UK will vary depending on the size and specification of the bespoke bedroom.

Fitted bedroom costs

As with any bespoke home improvement project, the total cost of a bespoke fitted bedroom will be affected by the prices of the individual elements.

As a general guide, here’s a breakdown of average costs for some of the key elements of a bespoke fitted bedroom:

• 3-door standard fitted wardrobe – £2,800 - £3,600
• 3-door sliding door fitted wardrobe – £2,500 - £2,800
• 6-door wide fitted wardrobe – £4,800
• 2-section custom built fitted wardrobe – £3,200
• Carpenter labour – £200 - £300 per day

To find out more about prices, check out our guide to the average cost of a fitted bedroom.

We would always recommend speaking to multiple tradespeople to get accurate quotes for the exact specification of the fitted bedroom that you want.

Factors affecting the cost of a fitted bedroom

To help you plan the budget, here are some of the factors that will affect your bespoke fitted bedroom costs:

• Size of the bedroom
• Quantity and quality of fitted furniture
• Type of fitted units
• Materials used
• Complexity of the room layout, especially any awkward features
• Additional fixtures and fittings (e.g. special mouldings, integrated lighting, etc.)

Quotes for fitted bedroom costs

To get accurate costs for installing a fitted bedroom in your area, we always recommend getting at least three quotes from bespoke bedroom designers and installers working near you. By shopping around you can make sure you're paying a fair and competitive price for the work.

You can start by contacting the tradespeople listed here. Or request a quote and we’ll get fitted bedroom services to contact you directly.

When you’re working with a small bedroom, it’s important that you think about how you use the room. You want to make sure you’re using every inch of space as best you can.

Whether you have a tiny box room or a low-ceiling loft room, creating an effective layout is important to ensure that you can enjoy the bedroom to its full potential. And there are some clever tricks to help you make the room feel bigger.

1. Choose furniture that fits

You might want a king size bed but in a small bedroom settling for a small double could make all the difference. Make sure you consider how much space you have to play with and only put in furniture that fits.

That triple wardrobe you’ve been eying up might have to be swapped for a double if you have a small bedroom with limited space.

2. Avoid cluttering the room

When dealing with a small bedroom layout, you need to make sure that all furniture you put in has purpose – sadly you don’t have space to add lots of decorative pieces.

One key tip is to avoid having furniture on all sides of the bedroom – keeping some space clear will allow you to feel like you can breathe and will make the room appear bigger.

3. Don’t underestimate under your bed

The space under your bed can provide much needed storage that’s out of site and won’t take up additional floor space.

Drawers or sliding storage compartments can offer an accessible and space-saving solution for small bedrooms.

4. Enlist the magic of mirrors

Mirrors are magical creations that enhance the light in a room and also create an instant feeling of space.

Use mirrors to cleverly style your small bedroom and if you can install them up to ceiling height you’ll maximise the illusion of space that they can create.

5. Create space using symmetry

The wonderful thing about symmetry is that it has a calming effect in the room and will create balance that helps the bedroom space breathe.

Symmetry also gives a feeling of space so you can trick your mind into thinking your small bedroom is bigger than it really is by arranging furniture and decorative items in a symmetrical way.

Speak to local bespoke fitted bedrooms companies in United Kingdom

Sometimes it helps to start with a quick chat with local bespoke bedroom expats in United Kingdom to understand what options are available in your area, what design services are on offer, and how much they’ll cost.

If you’re ready to reach out to local fitted bedroom companies, you’re in the right place. Reach out to any of the approved and guaranteed tradespeople listed at the top of this page.

Alternatively, request a quote and we’ll get multiple local bespoke fitted bedrooms specialists to contact you directly – so you can sit back and relax while we do the legwork.