Oakridge Wardrobe

The Oakridge Wardrobe — a tall, architectural double wardrobe in solid weathered pine, with a moulded crown cornice, panelled doors and a deep storage drawer set into a plinth base — proper bedroom furniture, made to stand for a long time.

The Oakridge Wardrobe is the kind of piece that changes the proportions of a bedroom the moment it goes in — over two metres tall, with a stepped crown cornice across the top and a deep plinth base that grounds it firmly to the floor. The weathered pine has been finished to read as gently aged rather than raw or orange, with the saw-marks left visible across the grain so the surface catches light unevenly and never looks flat or factory-fresh. It's a softer, paler register than traditional oak — the kind of finish that flatters white linen, painted plaster walls and stone floors equally, and works as easily in a country cottage bedroom as it does against a moodier modern paint colour.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The Oakridge Wardrobe is built around proper joinery proportions rather than the slab-fronted modern wardrobe template — chamfered corner posts running the full height, framed and panelled doors with a recessed centre panel, a moulded cornice at the top and a matching plinth at the base. Inside the two doors you have a full-height hanging space; below that, a single deep drawer is integrated into the plinth — useful for folded jumpers, spare bedlinen, or the things that don't earn a place on a hanger. The brushed antique brass handles are a deliberately quiet finish — warm enough to lift the pale timber without the flash of polished brass. Substantial, restrained, and built to outlast trends in bedroom design.