SAVILE ROBE W1WARDROBES & LAUNDRIESFrom flawed robe to Savile robe

Custom wardrobes & laundry cabinetry

SAVILE ROBE W1

Storage planned around your space.
Details considered around your life.

Made in Australia

Start your project Explore the cabinetry
Dressing room with flat-panel cabinetry and hanging space.
A place for everything. Room to breathe.
Made in AustraliaMade-to-measure storageCabinet sheet goodsGerman-made CNC machinery

Explore the cabinetry

Two rooms.
Everyday possibilities.

From the first thing you put on to the last load of the day. Start with the room you want to work better.

Wardrobe with hanging rails, open shelves and drawers.
Hanging, shelving and drawers, considered together.
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Wardrobes

Make space for the clothes you wear, the pieces you keep and the routine that starts your day.

  • Long and short hanging
  • Folded clothing and smaller items
  • Shoes, bags and everyday essentials
Plan your wardrobe
Laundry cabinetry arranged around a washing machine and worktop.
Think beyond washing. Plan for the whole routine.
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Laundries

Bring order to a busy room, with a layout that makes sense around your appliances, linen and supplies.

  • Sorting, folding and putting away
  • Linen and everyday supplies
  • Appliance space and clearances to agree
Plan your laundry
CNC router processing cabinet sheet goods.
Cabinet sheet goods. Computer-controlled machining.

Materials & manufacture

Precision begins
with the panel.

Cabinet sheet goods. German-made CNC machines. A manufacturing approach centred on the components of your cabinetry.

The layout is one part of the decision. Board faces, exposed edges and hardware need the same attention when you agree the specification.

Explore materials & manufacture

Look closer

The details you
live with.

How it opens. What fits inside. What you can reach. These are useful questions to ask of every layout.

An open metal-sided drawer with a flat board front.
Drawer construction, opening space and hardware.
Panel edges, shelves and hanging space in a wardrobe interior.
Shelf positions and usable hanging space.

Inside the layoutPlan around real items and the space needed to reach them.

At the edgesConfirm the board finish, exposed edges and how adjoining panels meet.

In everyday useDiscuss the available hardware, drawer access and clearances.

The decisions that matter

From a room
to a clear brief.

Good decisions start with the right information. These are the things to bring together before any manufacture is agreed.

  1. 01

    Start with your routine.

    List what needs a home, what you reach for daily and what your current storage gets wrong.

  2. 02

    Understand the room.

    Note approximate dimensions, doors, windows, appliances and access. Confirm who will take final measurements.

  3. 03

    Define the details.

    Bring layout, board finishes and hardware into an agreed specification before manufacture.

  4. 04

    Agree the arrangements.

    Establish the scope, quote, drawing approvals, timing and delivery or installation responsibilities.

Questions before you start

Before you begin

A few useful
answers.

All questions & answers
What are the cabinets made from?

Made in Australia from cabinet sheet goods, processed using German-made CNC machines. Board finishes, edge treatments and hardware options need to be confirmed for each project. The cabinetry is not described as solid-wood joinery.

How much will my cabinetry cost?

There is no published price range. Pricing needs to be established for the agreed dimensions, layout, board finish, hardware and service scope. Your planned budget in the brief is your own allowance, not a quotation or an indication of Savile Robe pricing.

Are supply, delivery and installation available in my area?

The available services, service areas and who is responsible for delivery and installation still need to be confirmed. Include your suburb or postcode in your brief so this can be established before you proceed.

Start your project

A clearer brief.
A better starting point.

Bring your ideas and practical requirements together. Start with what you know; leave the rest for a conversation.

  • The room and what needs storing
  • Approximate dimensions, if available
  • Your priorities, budget and timing

Prepare and review your brief, then keep a copy or send it when enquiry delivery is available. Sending is not yet set up for this test site. Contact details and service arrangements are still to be confirmed.

Project brief details