Design-a-wardrobe for your designer dress
Is your new Westwood gown bigger than you bargained or the vintage pom-pom skirt flatened at the back of your wardrobe? Maybe you don’t even have space to hang a full-length dress?
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System 300 Wardrobe
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System 300 Wardrobe
A touch of wardrobe bespoke is just what the fashion doctor would prescribe, and it needn’t cost as much as your Jimmy Choos with Furniture Village’s new wardrobe configurator - It's the perfect solution for the avid fashionista.
The configurator tool basically gives you a world of choice when it comes to designing and creating your own taste in bedroom furniture. You get to select the size, interior and exterior finishes and can also coordinate with beds and other furniture.
You've also got up to 50 different pre-designed arrangements and interior additions such as tie and belt racks, drawers, hanging rails, shelves, shirt racks and lights - ad the best thing about the ststem is that it won't break the bank.
Here's our top tips for a tidier wardrobe:
• Clear out clothes you haven’t worn for more than two years
• Roll jumpers to avoid creases and save hanging space
• Sort clothes into order of length – long dresses at one end short skirts at the other
• Clear space at the bottom of your wardrobe for shoe storage
• Sort clothes into seasonal wear
• Zip that expensive designer dress into a protective dust-bag
• Utilize a tie rack to hang scarves
• Clip strappy tops to trouser hangers to stop them slipping off
Prices of the System 300 bedroom wardrobe range currently start at £279. More details on the choice of colours and sizes can be found at any Furniture Village store around the UK - or more info here on the System 300 wardrobe.
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