Bedrooms in Middlesex (4)

The cost of a fitter bedroom will vary depending on the size and specification of the fitted furniture you choose, but you can expect to pay somewhere in the region of £2,500 - £3,000 for a standard fitted bedroom.

Here are some average fitted bedroom costs that you can expect to pay in Middlesex:

• 3-door standard fitted wardrobe – £3,200

• 3-door sliding door fitted wardrobe – £2,650

• 6-door wide fitted wardrobe – £4,800

• 2-section custom built fitted wardrobe – £3,200

Budget is obviously an important factor when you’re planning a fitted bedroom, so it’s important to get accurate quotes for the job before you start. Make sure you ask for a detailed breakdown of all the material and labours costs so that you know exactly what you’re paying for.

To find out more about prices, check out our guides to fitted bedroom costs and fitted wardrobe costs. Or, if you’re planning to extend your bedroom you might want to read our guide to bedroom extension costs.

Bedroom fitter cost

For a fitted bedroom it’s helpful to understand the breakdown of the costs for the job, and you’ll want to factor in the bedroom fitter cost on top of the material costs of the fitted units.

The average bedroom fitter cost in Middlesex is around £225 per day, depending on the complexity of the job and the experience of the individual bedroom fitter.

The amount of time it takes a bedroom fitter to complete the work will depend on the size and complexity of the built-in furniture that you choose. It’s also a good idea to double check whether they include disposing of old furniture as part of the price they quote you.

Bedroom designer cost

If you want help planning and designing your fitted bedroom, a professional bedroom designer can provide valuable advice on how to make the most of your bedroom space. You may find local interior designers who specialise in bedrooms, such as childrens bedroom designers and luxury bedroom designers.

As a rough guide, the average bedroom designer cost in Middlesex can range from £50 to £150 per hour – depending on the experience of the individual designer.

Factors affecting bedroom fitter costs

There are a number of factors that will affect the total bedroom fitter cost (or bedroom designer cost), including:

• Size of the room

• Complexity of the room layout

• Amount of fitted furniture

• Quantity and quality of materials used

• Any prep work or construction work needed

• Additional fixtures and fittings (e.g. special mouldings, integrated lighting, etc.)

Quotes for bedroom fitter cost

If you’re looking for bedroom fitter or bedroom designer costs, we always recommend obtaining at least three quotes from different tradespeople in your area. By shopping around you can make sure you're paying a fair and competitive price for the work.

Thankfully, our request a quote feature makes finding multiple quotes super easy. All you need to do is post details about the fitted bedroom work you need doing and we’ll send it out to local bedroom designers or bedroom fitters in your area. Try it out – it's quick and easy!

Bedroom fitters are trained professionals who install bedroom furniture for a living, including assembling flat packs and building and/or installing bespoke build units. A good local bedroom fitter has the skills and experience to create in-built wardrobes and storage units that will help you make the best use of your bedroom space.

Some bedroom fitters will also offer bedroom design as part of their professional services. Hiring a bedroom fitter that can also help with the design means you’ll get a seamless service from planning right through to the finished installation.

Bedroom fitter jobs in Middlesex

Bedroom fitters are responsible for overseeing and completing all the tasks involved in installing and fitting bedrooms. Local bedroom fitters in Middlesex are often hired to remove existing furniture as well as planning and installing new fitted bedroom furniture.

Here are some of the jobs that your neighbour are hiring bedroom fitters for:

• Planning and designing fitted bedrooms

• Removing and disposing of old fitted wardrobes and storage units

• Measuring up for new fitted bedroom suites

• Assembling and fitting bedroom units and appliances

• Laying floors and decorating walls

• Moving and installing furniture

To discuss details of your fitted bedroom project, use our quick and easy online search to find the best bedroom fitters in Middlesex.

What does a children’s bedroom designer do?

A children’s bedroom designer will be experienced in planning and designing bedrooms specifically for children.They are often skilled in using clever ways to make the most of smaller bedroom spaces, and creating finished designs that embrace fun furniture designs and colours that appeal to children.

What does a luxury bedroom designer do?

If you have a bigger budget and are looking for a high specification bedroom, then a luxury bedroom designer will be able to help plan the perfect bedroom for you. Luxury bedroom designers work with the high end of bedroom furniture designers and luxury materials, fixtures and fittings to ensure that your finished bedroom feels wonderfully luxurious.

To make the most of the space, it’s a good idea to take time planning how you want your fitted bedroom to be and – most importantly – how you’re going to use it. Here are some of our top tips for planning your perfect fitted bedroom…

1. Review the space

Before you start thinking about wardrobes, cupboards, shelves and the rest, you need to understand the space that you’re working with. Are you replacing existing fitted wardrobes or other fitted furniture, or are you starting from scratch?

Take accurate measurements of the whole bedroom space, making note of any recesses or unusual layouts that you’ll need to factor in for your new fitted bedroom.

2. Think about storage

The great thing about fitted wardrobes is that they help you maximise the amount of storage you have in your bedroom. But storage comes in all shapes and sizes, so you need to think about what belongings you need to store so that you choose the right type of storage options for the fitted units.

Nowadays there are lots of options when it comes to fitted units, so you don’t just have to settle for hanging rails, shelves and drawers. You can now get pull-out laundry bins, fold down ironing boards and more.

3. Don’t underestimate your drawers

Drawers are incredibly useful for storing frequently used items, so make sure you plan enough drawer space in your fitted bedroom. You have the option of having standalone chests of drawers or building them into your fitted units – either exposed or hidden behind a door.

4. Choose the right rails for your clothes

You might be thinking a hanging rail is a hanging rail, but you’d be wrong. You want to consider the types of clothing you’ll be hanging and how much space you’ll need for each. You’ll want single rails for long items like dresses and trousers, but you can double up with double rails for shorter items like shirts and jackets.

If you’re not tall enough to reach a high rail, make sure you either have a step to hand or you can opt for a pull-down hanging rail to give you easy access to all your clothes.

5. Get the right lighting

Whether it’s motion-sensing LED lights in the wardrobe interiors, or flattering illuminated mirrors for your dressing table, make sure you think about lighting. Modern fitted bedrooms come with a variety of lighting options so you can choose the style and colour to suit your personal taste.

Ready to start designing? Search for the best bedroom designers in Middlesex now.

When it comes to designing your own bedroom, there are certain things you’ll want to consider to make sure you end up with a bedroom layout that you’re happy with.

Here’s a quick summary of the steps to planning a bedroom:

1. Work with the layout of the room

Bedrooms come in all shapes and sizes, meaning that there are lots of different room layouts you could be dealing with. Pay attention to your bedroom’s layout, measure the space and draw a plan so that you know what layout you’re working with.

2. Start with the bed

Being the biggest piece of furniture in most bedrooms, it’s important to start with the location of where you want your bed to be. Do you want it to face the window, or be tucked in an existing recess? Do you want to sleep in a corner or be able to have bedside tables on both sides? Once you know where your bed is going to be, you can plan the rest of your bedroom furniture around it.

3. Plan your wardrobe space

After your bed, your wardrobes will be the next most important piece of furniture to plan. Whether you’re going for a fitted wardrobe or standalone unit, make sure you think about the position of it in the room. How many clothes do you need to store in your wardrobes and what type of clothing are they? Understanding what your wardrobes will be used for will help plan the right units for your bedroom.

4. Use clever space saving features

These days there are some really clever bedroom designs that will help you save space, and give you some fun features for the room. Many of them will make use of awkward or unused space, such as under beds or on top of wardrobes.

Speak to your local bedroom designers or bedroom fitters for their professional advice and suggestions for ways to make the most of your bedroom space.

Quick bedroom planning tips

Here are some top tips for the do’s and don'ts of bedroom planning:

• Leave enough room around your bed for you to comfortably move around the room

• Don’t assume a king size bed will fit in your room – measure it to make sure

• Don’t fill the room with furniture – relaxing spaces need room for you to breathe

• Choose furniture and designs that make you feel happy, after all it’s your bedroom so you want it to fill you with positive energy

Get quotes from local bedroom designers who can help you bring your ideas to life and create the perfect bedroom design for you.

Yes, you can absolutely hire someone to design your room. Bedroom designers have the skills and experience to help you design the perfect bedroom for you and your home. A good bedroom designer will take the time to get to know you and how you’ll use your bedroom. To create the best design, they need to understand how you’ll live in the space.

How to find a good bedroom designer

1. Hire a bedroom designer with experience and qualifications in interior design so that you’re confident they have the skills and know-how to do the work efficiently and to a professional standard

2. Always read their reviews so that you know what previous customers are saying about that individual bedroom designer – it’s OK if you see the odd negative review (nobody’s perfect), just make sure the majority of their reviews are positive

3. Ask for quotes to compare so that you can shop around and make sure you’re being quoted a fair price for the design work

4. Check their previous work by asking for examples of their recent jobs so that you can see the standard of their finished bedroom designs

Children’s bedroom designers

If you have kids and want to design a bedroom that inspires and encourages them to be happy, comfortable and creative, whilst also helping them develop – it’s time to speak to local children’s bedroom designers.

As experts in interior designs for youngsters, children’s bedroom designers will design the room with care and attention to create your child’s dream bedroom.

Luxury bedroom designers

For a bedroom design that packs a punch and might cost a few bob more than a standard bedroom, a luxury bedroom designer will create a high end design for you. They’ll embrace the finest in furniture designers and pick the cream of the crop for finishes, fixtures and fittings. The cost will obviously be higher than an average bedroom designer, but the finished product will be absolute luxury for you and your home.

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