The Bickley Project

From Awkward Layout to Elegant, Functional Flow

This Bromley master suite dressing room renovation reworked an underperforming en-suite and awkward offshoot space into a refined layout with a luxury bathroom and curved dressing room, without losing storage.

Client Challenge

• The en-suite was too small and didn’t reflect the rest of the home’s quality
• Four double wardrobes were taking up space but couldn’t be lost
• An offshoot area in the bedroom had no real purpose
• The layout lacked flow and functionality

Our Solution

Clever Reconfiguration & Joinery-Led Design
We removed the old en-suite and wardrobe area and introduced a curved partition wall, creating a dedicated dressing room that opens back into the master bedroom. This move not only extended the en-suite but also unlocked a better layout for everyday use.

Maximised Storage, Refined Materials
Working in collaboration with Purdom & Kirkwood, we designed bespoke joinery to make every inch count, carousel storage, glass cabinetry and concealed cupboards all tailored to fit seamlessly into the curved layout.

Spa-Style En-Suite Upgrade
The enlarged bathroom now includes a walk-in shower, freestanding bath, double vanity and marble finishes, elevated further with underfloor heating and refined brass details.

Turnkey Delivery
We managed every stage from layout planning and material specification to coordination of trades and final installation, ensuring everything aligned perfectly with the design brief and the build programme.

Unique Features

• Curved partition wall, both architectural and functional
• Bespoke carousel wardrobe system for effortless access
• Glass-front cabinetry and brass accents for subtle glamour

Outcome

The master suite now flows beautifully, combining high-end comfort with everyday practicality. The dressing room has turned a once-forgotten corner into one of the home’s standout features and the whole space feels calm, luxurious and made to last.