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Double Wardrobes for Stylish Bedroom Storage

  • Discover our collection of 3 door wardrobes, designed to provide generous storage while bringing style and structure to your bedroom.  Also known as triple wardrobes, these larger designs are ideal for anyone who needs more hanging space, shelving and practical storage without the need for fitted furniture.  


    Our range includes beautifully designed wooden 3 door wardrobes, with styles to complement both traditional and contemporary UK interiors.  From warm oak finishes and timeless panelled designs to cleaner, more modern silhouettes, each wardrobe has been selected to combine useful bedroom storage with furniture that feels considered and substantial.  


    A three-door wardrobe can be particularly useful in a main bedroom, guest room or larger bedroom where a standard double wardrobe no longer provides enough space.  Many designs combine full-length hanging areas with shelving or additional storage sections, helping you organise clothing, bedding and accessories in one practical piece of furniture.  


    Whether you are looking for a classic oak 3 door wardrobe, a spacious triple wardrobe or simply more storage for a busy bedroom, explore the collection below to find a design that suits your space and interior style.  Free UK mainland delivery is available across the collection.

Double Wardrobe Buying Guide

  • A double wardrobe can provide generous hanging space while remaining easier to accommodate than a larger three or four door design. Before choosing yours, consider how much storage you need, the available space in your bedroom and how the wardrobe will work alongside your existing furniture.


    Choose the Right Amount of Storage

    Start by thinking about what you intend to store. If your priority is hanging shirts, dresses, jackets and coats, look carefully at the internal hanging space offered by each wardrobe.


    If you also need somewhere for folded clothing, accessories or smaller items, a double wardrobe with drawers can be particularly useful. An integrated lower drawer gives you additional storage without requiring another piece of furniture.


    💡 Expert Tip

    Think about the type of clothing you own rather than simply the quantity. Someone with lots of hanging garments may value rail space more than drawers, while a wardrobe with integrated drawers can work particularly well if bedroom floor space is limited.


    Measure Your Bedroom Carefully

    Always check the individual wardrobe dimensions before ordering. Measure the width, height and depth of the intended position and allow sufficient room for the doors and drawers to open comfortably.

    Remember to consider:

    • Skirting boards, which can prevent furniture sitting completely flush against a wall
    • Radiators, sockets and switches
    • Bedroom doors and their opening direction
    • Ceiling height, particularly in rooms with sloping ceilings
    • Space required to comfortably walk around the wardrobe


    It can help to mark the wardrobe footprint on the floor with masking tape before ordering. This gives you a much clearer sense of how much space the furniture will occupy.


    Check the Delivery Route

    Wardrobes are substantial pieces of furniture, so measuring the bedroom itself is only part of the process. Check doorways, hallways, staircases and any tight turns between the entrance to your home and the final position of the wardrobe. If you have a narrow staircase, loft bedroom or restricted access, review the assembly and delivery information on the individual product page before purchasing.


    ✓ Good to Know

    Assembly requirements vary between wardrobes. Always check the product details rather than assuming a wardrobe will arrive either fully assembled or flat packed.


    Consider a Wardrobe with Drawers

    A two door wardrobe with an integrated drawer can make particularly efficient use of bedroom space. It combines hanging and folded storage within one footprint and may reduce the need for additional furniture. Noble & Nook's collection includes several designs with lower drawers, allowing you to choose the storage arrangement that best suits your bedroom.


    Choose a Finish That Works with Your Bedroom

    The finish of a wardrobe can have a significant influence on the overall character of the room.

    Natural and solid oak wardrobes introduce warmth and visible wood grain, making them easy to combine with both traditional and more contemporary bedrooms.

    Limed oak finishes provide a softer, lighter appearance and can work beautifully in relaxed, French-inspired or elegantly layered interiors.

    Painted wardrobes can create a cleaner visual effect and are useful when you want a substantial piece of furniture to sit more quietly within the room.

    Rather than trying to match every piece of bedroom furniture exactly, aim for finishes and tones that complement one another.


    Think Beyond the Wardrobe Itself

    A wardrobe rarely sits in isolation. Consider how it will work with your bedside tables, chest of drawers, dressing table and bed. Matching furniture can create a coordinated scheme, but mixing complementary pieces can often make a bedroom feel more natural and considered.


    ★ Styling Idea

    If you choose a wardrobe with strong natural wood character, repeat that warmth elsewhere in the room through a bedside table, picture frame or smaller wooden accessory rather than feeling that every piece must come from the same range.


    Which Double Wardrobe Is Right for You?

    The best choice will depend on your available space and how you organise your clothes. Choose a classic double wardrobe when hanging space is your main priority. Consider a double wardrobe with drawers when you want both hanging and folded storage within one piece of furniture, and look carefully at materials and finishes when choosing a wardrobe that will remain part of your bedroom for many years. Taking a few minutes to measure carefully and consider how you actually use your storage will usually lead to a much more confident choice.

Bedroom Inspiration: Where Double Wardrobes Work Best

  • A double wardrobe can work in bedrooms of many sizes and styles. The key is choosing a design that provides the storage you need while remaining in proportion with the room and complementing the furniture around it.


    Double Wardrobes for Smaller Bedrooms

    In a smaller bedroom, a two door wardrobe can provide useful hanging space without the visual or physical footprint of a larger multi-door design. Keep the surrounding area relatively uncluttered and avoid placing additional tall furniture immediately beside the wardrobe. Allowing some clear wall space around larger furniture can help the room feel more open. If storage is limited, a wardrobe with an integrated lower drawer can also help you make better use of the available floor space.


    💡 Expert Tip

    Before ordering, mark the wardrobe's width and depth on the floor using masking tape. It is an easy way to judge whether there will still be comfortable space to move around the bed and open the wardrobe doors.


    Double Wardrobes for Master Bedrooms

    A double wardrobe works particularly well in a master bedroom where you need generous everyday hanging storage but do not want the room dominated by a very large wardrobe. Pair it with a chest of drawers if you need additional space for folded clothing, or choose a wardrobe with built-in drawers to combine different types of storage within one piece of furniture. For a balanced bedroom scheme, position taller furniture such as the wardrobe against one of the main walls and use lower pieces, including bedside tables and dressing tables, elsewhere in the room.


    Guest Bedroom Storage

    Guest bedrooms often need less storage than the main bedroom, making a double wardrobe a practical choice. It provides visitors with dedicated hanging space while also giving you somewhere to store spare bedding or seasonal items when the room is not occupied. A lighter wood or painted finish can work particularly well where you want a guest bedroom to feel bright, relaxed and welcoming.


    Traditional and Period Bedrooms

    Natural wood and softly finished wardrobes sit comfortably within period properties and more traditional bedroom schemes. Look for designs with visible wood grain, shaped detailing or gently curved profiles, then complement them with warm textiles, classic bedside furniture and softly diffused lighting. Avoid feeling that every wooden item has to match exactly. Related wood tones often create a more relaxed and naturally collected interior than an entirely matching furniture set.


    ★ Styling Idea

    Combine an oak or limed oak wardrobe with warm neutral bedding, a textured rug and a softly patterned or pleated lampshade. This adds layers of colour and texture without competing with the character of the furniture.


    Contemporary Bedrooms

    For a more contemporary bedroom, choose a wardrobe with a cleaner silhouette and keep the surrounding styling simple. Painted finishes, streamlined forms and understated handles can work particularly well alongside neutral walls, simple bedding and modern lighting. A statement mirror or piece of wall art can introduce personality while allowing the wardrobe to remain a practical part of the overall scheme rather than the room's dominant feature.


    Creating a Coordinated Bedroom

    Your wardrobe does not need to match every other piece of bedroom furniture, but there should be a sense of connection between them. You might repeat the wardrobe's wood tone in a bedside table, choose drawer handles with a similar finish, or introduce related colours through lighting, cushions and artwork.


    ✓ Good to Know

    A coordinated bedroom is usually more successful when finishes complement each other rather than matching perfectly. This gives you greater freedom to add or replace individual pieces of furniture over time. The aim is to create a bedroom that feels considered, comfortable and practical, with enough storage for everyday life without allowing furniture to overwhelm the space.

Double Wardrobe Size Guide

  • Choosing the right wardrobe size is about more than finding enough wall space. You also need to consider wardrobe depth, door clearance, ceiling height and whether the furniture can be comfortably delivered into the room.


    Always use the dimensions shown on the individual product page when measuring for a particular wardrobe.


    How to Measure for a Double Wardrobe

    Measure the intended space in three directions:

    Width: measure the available wall space from side to side.

    Height: measure from the floor to the ceiling, taking account of sloping ceilings, picture rails or other features.

    Depth: measure how far the wardrobe will project into the room and how this affects the space between the wardrobe, bed and other furniture.


    Do not choose a wardrobe that only just fits the measurements. A little surrounding space will usually make the furniture easier to position and prevent the room from feeling unnecessarily crowded.


    Allow Space for the Doors to Open

    A two door wardrobe needs clear space directly in front of it so both doors can open comfortably.

    Check that the doors will not collide with:

    • The bed
    • Bedside tables
    • Bedroom doors
    • Radiators
    • Dressing tables
    • Other freestanding furniture


    If the wardrobe includes a lower drawer, make sure there is also enough room to pull the drawer fully forward.


    💡 Expert Tip

    Mark the wardrobe's width and depth on the floor with masking tape, then open nearby doors and walk around the space as you normally would. This simple check can reveal potential problems that are difficult to spot from measurements alone.


    Remember Your Skirting Boards

    Skirting boards can prevent a wardrobe from sitting directly against the wall.

    Measure from the point where the wardrobe will actually stand rather than assuming the back of the furniture will sit completely flush. This can make a noticeable difference in bedrooms where space around the bed is limited.


    Check Ceiling Height

    Allow sufficient clearance above the wardrobe, particularly if the design requires assembly in the bedroom. This is especially important in loft conversions, rooms with sloping ceilings and older properties where ceiling heights may vary. Always check the assembly information for your chosen wardrobe before ordering.


    Measure the Delivery Route

    A wardrobe may fit perfectly in the bedroom but still be difficult to get there.

    Before ordering, check:

    • Your front or entrance door
    • Hallway width
    • Internal doorways
    • Staircase width
    • Staircase turns and landings
    • Low ceilings above stairs
    • Bannisters and other fixed obstacles


    For upstairs bedrooms, pay particular attention to tight turns between staircases and landings.

    ✓ Good to Know

    Do not assume that every double wardrobe is delivered in the same way. Some designs may require assembly, while others may arrive in larger sections. Check the individual product information before purchasing.


    How Much Space Should You Leave Around a Wardrobe?

    There is no single clearance measurement that will suit every bedroom. The important consideration is whether you can comfortably open the wardrobe, access drawers and move around nearby furniture. Pay particular attention to the walkway between the wardrobe and the side or foot of your bed. A layout can technically fit while still feeling restrictive in everyday use.


    Double Wardrobes for Compact Bedrooms

    A double wardrobe can be a practical option where you want useful hanging storage without moving to a wider three or four door design. In a compact room, look carefully at depth as well as width. A few centimetres can make a noticeable difference to the amount of usable floor space remaining around the bed. A wardrobe incorporating drawers can also be worth considering where it reduces the need for a separate storage piece.


    Before You Order

    Before choosing your wardrobe, check four things:

    1. The wardrobe fits the available wall space.
    2. Doors and drawers can open fully.
    3. There is comfortable space to move around the room.
    4. The wardrobe or its components can reach the bedroom through your delivery route.

    Taking these measurements before ordering is one of the simplest ways to choose a wardrobe that works comfortably within your bedroom for years to come.

Double Wardrobe Materials & Finishes

  • The material and finish of a wardrobe affect more than its appearance. They influence the character of your bedroom, how easily the piece coordinates with other furniture and the way it will age within your home.

    Our double wardrobe collection includes a considered mix of natural wood, wood veneer and painted designs, giving you options for both traditional and contemporary bedroom schemes.

Solid Oak Wardrobes

Solid oak is valued for its strength, natural grain and enduring appearance. It works particularly well when you want bedroom furniture with warmth and visible timber character.

Some wardrobes within our collection use solid oak construction, while others combine solid white oak with carefully selected oak veneers. Always check the individual product description for the exact construction of the wardrobe you are considering.

Oak works comfortably across a wide range of interiors, from traditional bedrooms to cleaner contemporary schemes, making it a versatile choice when you want furniture that will remain relevant as your décor changes.

White Oak

White oak offers the natural warmth and grain of timber while creating a refined, timeless appearance.

Several wardrobes in the collection combine solid white oak with oak veneers, with waxed finishes used to enhance the natural grain and tone of the wood.

★ Styling Idea

Pair white oak with warm neutrals, soft greens, natural linen and textured fabrics for a calm bedroom scheme. Black or darker accessories can introduce contrast without overpowering the timber.

Shop the Camille Oak Limed Double Wardrobe, a timeless French-inspired design with elegant curves and intricate detailing. FREE UK MAINLAND DELIVERY. Shop online now at www.nobleandnook.co.uk

Limed Oak Finishes

A limed oak finish creates a lighter, softer appearance while allowing the character of the wood to remain visible.

The Memphis and Camille wardrobes both offer this lighter aesthetic, making limed oak particularly suitable for relaxed, elegant or French-inspired bedroom interiors.

It can work especially well where you want the warmth of wood without introducing a darker or heavier-looking piece of furniture.

A mid-century modern wooden wardrobe with two doors and tapered legs stands in a styled bedroom with sage green walls, a bed, a small nightstand, and a potted plant.

Wood Veneer

Wood veneer can provide the visual warmth and grain of natural timber while allowing designers to create distinctive finishes and furniture forms.

The Lowry wardrobe, for example, features a cherry ash wood veneer with rich wood tones, tapered legs and golden detailing, giving it a noticeably more mid-century-inspired character than the traditional oak designs elsewhere in the collection.

This makes veneer designs worth considering when the style and tone of the wardrobe are just as important as the storage it provides.

White wardrobe with a mirror against a blue wall in a room.

Painted and Lacquered Wardrobes

A painted wardrobe can create a lighter, cleaner appearance and is often easier to combine with a wide range of bedroom colour schemes.

The Clermont wardrobe uses pine and MDF construction with a white lacquered finish, creating a bright appearance with French-inspired detailing and brushed steel handles.

White wardrobes can be particularly useful in bedrooms where you want larger furniture to feel visually lighter against the walls.

  • Choosing the Right Finish

    Rather than choosing a wardrobe finish in isolation, consider the other permanent elements within your bedroom.

    Look at:

    • Your flooring
    • Bed frame or headboard
    • Bedside tables
    • Chest of drawers
    • Wall colour
    • Existing wood tones
    • Metal finishes on handles, lighting and mirrors


    You do not need every piece of furniture to match exactly. A bedroom often feels more considered when related tones and materials are repeated subtly throughout the room.


    💡 Expert Tip

    If you already have several different wood finishes in your bedroom, avoid introducing another simply because it is described as the same type of wood. Look at the actual colour and undertone of the furniture instead. Two pieces described as oak can still look noticeably different beside one another.


    Caring for Your Wardrobe

    Care requirements can vary according to the material and finish, so always follow any instructions provided with your individual wardrobe. As a general principle, avoid harsh or abrasive cleaning products and deal with spills or marks promptly. Natural wood and veneered furniture should also be protected from prolonged moisture and excessive heat.


    ✓ Good to Know

    Natural timber can display variations in grain, tone and pattern. These differences are part of the character of real wood rather than necessarily being imperfections.

    Always check the individual product page for confirmed materials, finish and care information before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a double wardrobe?

    A double wardrobe is a two door wardrobe designed primarily to provide bedroom clothing storage. It offers a more compact alternative to larger multi-door wardrobes while still providing useful storage for everyday clothing. Individual designs vary, so always check the product page for the internal layout, dimensions and features of the wardrobe you are considering.


    What size is a double wardrobe?

    There is no single standard size for a double wardrobe. Width, height and depth vary between designs, so it is important to check the measurements of the individual wardrobe before ordering. Measure the available wall space, wardrobe depth and ceiling height, and remember to allow enough room for doors and drawers to open comfortably.


    Should I choose a double wardrobe with drawers?

    A double wardrobe with drawers can be particularly useful if you want hanging and folded storage within one piece of furniture. The drawer can provide additional space for smaller garments, accessories or other bedroom essentials and may reduce the need for a separate storage piece where floor space is limited.


    Are double wardrobes suitable for compact bedrooms?

    They can be, provided the dimensions suit the room. A two door wardrobe may take up less wall space than a larger three or four door design, but width is only one consideration. Check the wardrobe's depth and make sure there is enough space to open the doors and move comfortably between the wardrobe, bed and other furniture.


    Do double wardrobes require assembly?

    Assembly requirements vary between designs. Some wardrobes may require assembly or arrive in sections to make delivery and positioning easier.

    Always check the individual product page for the assembly and delivery information relating to the wardrobe you are considering.


    Do Noble & Nook double wardrobes include free UK mainland delivery?

    Yes. Noble & Nook offers free UK mainland delivery on the double wardrobes in this collection.

    Before ordering a large item of furniture, we also recommend checking the delivery route through your home, including doorways, hallways, stairs and any tight turns leading to the bedroom.

Complete Your Bedroom

  • A well-planned bedroom combines comfortable furniture with enough storage to keep everyday belongings organised. Once you have chosen your wardrobe, consider the other pieces you need to create a practical and balanced space.


    Chests of Drawers

    If you need more space for folded clothing, explore our chests of drawers. Combining a wardrobe for hanging garments with drawer storage can help keep clothing organised without asking one piece of furniture to accommodate everything.


    Bedside Tables & Cabinets

    Complete the area around your bed with our bedside tables and cabinets. Choose from compact designs for smaller bedrooms and larger drawer units where additional everyday storage is useful.


    Beds & Bed Frames

    Your bed is naturally the focal point of the bedroom. Browse our beds and bed frames to find upholstered and contemporary designs that can be styled alongside both natural wood and painted wardrobes.


    Dressing Tables

    For a dedicated space for getting ready and organising smaller belongings, explore our dressing tables. They can provide useful additional surface and drawer space while helping create a more considered bedroom layout.


    ★ Styling Idea

    Bedroom furniture does not have to come from a single matching range. Repeating complementary wood tones, colours or hardware finishes across your wardrobe, bedside furniture and chest of drawers can create a coordinated look while still allowing individual pieces to have their own character.

Why Choose Noble & Nook?

  • Choosing a wardrobe is an investment in both your bedroom storage and the way your room feels. At Noble & Nook, we carefully select furniture that combines practical everyday use with considered design, helping you create a home that feels stylish, comfortable and individual.


    Carefully Curated Furniture

    Rather than offering endless variations, we focus on thoughtfully selected furniture with distinctive materials, finishes and design details. Our double wardrobe collection includes options suited to both traditional and contemporary bedrooms, helping you choose a piece that works naturally within your home.


    Buy with Confidence

    We are an authorised supplier for the brands featured on our website, giving you the reassurance of purchasing genuine products from an established UK retailer.


    Free UK Mainland Delivery

    Our double wardrobes include free UK mainland delivery, making it easier to understand the overall cost of your purchase before you order.


    14-Day Returns

    We offer a 14-day returns period, giving you additional reassurance when shopping for furniture online. Please review our full returns policy before purchasing, particularly for large furniture items.


    Helpful Advice Before You Buy

    Furniture needs to work in real homes, not simply look good online. Our buying guides, measurements, materials information and styling advice are designed to help you make a more informed choice before ordering. If you are unsure whether a wardrobe will suit your bedroom, checking the dimensions, access route and product details carefully before purchasing can help you choose with greater confidence.