An integrated closet creates more space and can be tailored to fit your room and lifestyle.Is your bedroom in desperate need of more storage space? Youre not alone. In wardrobes across the UK are clothes, shoes, and whatever else we can cram in. These wardrobes don't make the most use of space or are customizable, compounding the problem.Installing built-in wardrobes in your bedroom can improve storage. In fact, they instantly create three times more space than ordinary ones and are available in sizes and finishes to suit every space.Youll get more spaceA freestanding wardrobe has gaps on top and to the sides, just begging to be filled with knick-knacks and dust. In Designed & Fitted Bespoke Wardrobes , fitted wardrobes can be tailored to fit the entire height of a room. Regardless of how awkwardly shaped a bedroom is, a fitted wardrobe will provide even the tightest corner with a functional storage area.Youre making an investmentNow for the bad news. Unlike a freestanding wardrobe, you cannot take a fitted wardrobe when you move. But Matthew Nagel, director at Neatsmith, says there's a silver lining. Especially in London homes, there is always a premium on storage when you sell your property, thus recouping the cost of your investment.Choose from all budget levelsA wide range of companies offer fitted wardrobes at a variety of price points. Mass-market retailers such as Homebase and B&Q compete with fitted furniture specialists like Neville Johnson.In order to make your space and style more appealing, a bespoke wardrobe company can design and handmake it to suit your budget. However, the benefit is that your ideas will not have to be adapted to an off-the-shelf product.Recommendations yield the best resultsWherever you purchase your fitted wardrobes, always ask friends and family for recommendations. You should also read online reviews and visit showrooms to feel the quality of the products. Make sure you visit three to narrow down your options, and don't be afraid to ask questions about what the companies will offer.If you choose a bespoke furniture company or a local carpenter, ask to see a portfolio of their work. Visit previous projects and talk to the homeowners about the company, its service, and how problems were handled.Maintaining the look in the future is importantIt is a good idea to pick a company that can guide you through the process, from conception to completion, and that can also help with design and installation. By doing so, errors and stress can be avoided.Since fitted wardrobes are a long-term investment, it's important to pick an option that will still suit your tastes in the future. Before you add different furniture elements, I would suggest deciding on your room's colour palette, says Rachel Hutcheson of Sharps.Doors make a differenceThink about the size and shape of your bedroom as well as your personal tastes when choosing wardrobe doors. You don't need as much room for opening bi-fold or sliding doors if you're short on space.In addition to creating the illusion of a larger room, mirror doors provide a full-length mirror without taking up valuable floorspace.Prep is keyTo begin your project of a fitted wardrobe, you should take some measurements. You should first measure the height of the ceiling at both ends as well as the middle of the room. If the ceiling is sagging, then the wardrobe will need to be adjusted.The second step is to ensure the floor is level. Daval's Simon Bodsworth, managing director, says that this is another vital piece of information because