Add a touch of contemporary country elegance to your bedroom or hallway with the Florence open wardrobe with shelves. Standing at 188cm tall with a gently slanted, fresh white frame, this piece perfectly balances modern design with everyday practicality. It features a generous hanging rail alongside three solid acacia wood shelves, providing the ultimate versatile storage solution for coats, clothing, and daily essentials.
Embrace Relaxed Country Living
Whether you are stepping through the front door or getting ready in the morning, your storage should bring a sense of calm and order to your routine. Inspired by the relaxed, airy feel of modern country interiors, the Florence collection combines effortless style with highly functional design. This freestanding piece acts as a beautiful statement feature that keeps your home feeling light, spacious, and meticulously organised.
Thoughtful Design & Lasting Quality
The sturdy, fresh white frame features a distinctively modern, slanted silhouette that leans gracefully into your room. It is beautifully complemented by three shelves crafted from solid acacia wood, offering deep, durable storage. The top shelf (38x80cm) is perfect for hats or decorative display pieces, while the lower (46x80cm) and bottom shelves (48x80cm) easily accommodate your everyday shoes and boots. A top wooden pole provides an impressive 130cm of hanging clearance—ideal for long coats, shirts, and dresses—and an optional 3-hook side hanger offers a smart extra spot for handbags and scarves.
Styling Your Florence Wardrobe
This highly versatile open wardrobe with shelves is not just for the bedroom; it makes a stunning, practical focal point for any hallway. The fresh white finish and warm acacia wood contrast beautifully against richer, moodier wall colours like a classic bottle green or a deep navy. To complete the aesthetic, style the wooden shelves with textured neutral storage baskets, a small potted olive tree, and neatly folded knitwear to create a space that feels curated and incredibly welcoming.
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