If you search for a good quality wardrobe I would recommend going for the PAX system from IKEA. The IKEA Pax system is one of the most versatile wardrobe system I have been working with. It is designed to fill all your wardrobe needs, can be adjusted to fit any place and you can adjust it at any point in its life.
Pros
Wide variety of options of inserts from hanger rails to shelves to drawers, baskets, trays and shoes racks
Offers a tone of options
Can be disassembled and reassembled giving you an easy option if you are intending to move them, in case you are renting or planning om moving homes
Relatively easy to assemble
You can find parts and replacement for a long time, as long as Ikea will still exist and still keep the same design
It has a good corner system so you can have it spanning on two or more walls, continuously
Cons
Limited sizes: it comes in widths of 50 cm, 75 cm and 100cm as standard, and unless you only have shelves they can rarely (and not recommended by IKEA) be cut and fit into shape; it only comes in hights of 201 cm and 236 cm (Ikea recommends having at least 3-6 cm of space above, depending on the type of doors you are going for); and it comes with depth of 35cm or 56 cm (without the doors)
It doesn't have a standard to make it built in like
Measure the place you want to fit it in, make sure you are taking into consideration the skirting boards, windows sills, radiators , plugs, or any other obstacle present in the wall or around the place
Choose your design. You can design it using IKEA Pax planner website : PAX (ikea.com)
Order the items you chose, make sure you include door hinges and door handles if you go for the hinged door option
Pick, collect or deliver all of your items
Assemble them acording to the instruction manuals or book someone to do them for you ( you can book me as well, for assembly or the whole process at: contact@domall.co.uk)
Enjoy your new wardrobe
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