Metro Wardrobes Becomes Metro Home Interiors as the Wembley Manufacturer Extends to Whole-Home Fitted Furniture
Nov 4, 2026
The London fitted-furniture manufacturer has changed its name as its Wembley workshop grew to make furniture for every room of the home.
London, England, United Kingdom, November 4, 2026 -- Metro Wardrobes, the fitted-furniture manufacturer established in 2008, is now trading as Metro Home Interiors. The change reflects the growth of the company's Wembley workshop from fitted wardrobes into fitted furniture for the whole home: kitchens, dressing rooms, media walls, home libraries, home offices, boot rooms and utility rooms, for homeowners, interior designers and architects across London and the Home Counties.
Everything is designed, made and installed by the company's own staff from Unit 29, Hallmark Trading Estate in Wembley. Each project begins with a design consultation at the client's home, where the room is laser-measured and door and finish samples are viewed in place. A 3D design and a fixed, itemised quotation follow within two to three days. Once the design is approved, the scheme moves to CNC production in Wembley and is installed by the company's employed fitting teams, usually within 21 days, with a 10-year guarantee covering parts and labour.
Unusually for a trade in which prices are rarely published, Metro Home Interiors publishes an open price guide on its website, with every figure including VAT and installation, so homeowners, architects and interior designers can establish the scale of a project before booking a consultation.
Surjit Singh, Founder and Managing Director of Metro Home Interiors, said: "We founded the business in 2008 with one promise: well-made fitted wardrobes. Over 18 years the same Wembley workshop has grown into a CNC manufacturing operation that delivers complete schemes across London and the Home Counties. We make everything ourselves and fit it with our own employed teams, so accountability runs unbroken from raw board to finished handover. The name Metro Home Interiors now matches the scale of the work. The foundation has not changed: the same people, the same workshop and the same 10-year guarantee."
The rebrand coincides with the launch of metrohomeinteriors.co.uk, which brings the company's full range together for the first time, with design galleries, the price guide, finish and material guides, and consultation booking. The former address, metrowardrobes.co.uk, now redirects permanently to the new site. The showroom at Unit 29, Hallmark Trading Estate, Fourth Way, Wembley HA9 0LB is open Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 5.30pm, and Saturday, 9.30am to 3pm, by appointment.
Metro Home Interiors serves Greater London, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Essex, Kent and Surrey.
For more information about Metro Home Interiors use the contact details below:
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Name: Surjit Singh
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Organization: Metro Home Interiors
Address: Unit 29 Hallmark Trading Estate
Phone: 07700142978
Website: https://metrohomeinteriors.co.uk
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