The Creamy Farmhouse Two-Door Wardrobe brings a cozy charm to any bedroom with its soft creamy color palette and natural wood accents. Perfectly balancing functionality and style, this wardrobe enhances your décor without overpowering it. It includes a spacious hanging rail and an interior shelf, making it ideal for storing jackets, dresses, shirts, skirts, and other essentials. Crafted from durable manufactured wood with a melamine finish, this wardrobe offers a sleek yet robust design. The addition of soft-close doors adds a touch of luxury, ensuring quiet and smooth operation. Assembly is required.
Features
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Charming Farmhouse Style:
A creamy color palette paired with natural wood accents creates a warm, inviting look suitable for any bedroom.
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Functional Storage:
Includes a hanging rail and a shelf to accommodate various clothing items and accessories.
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Soft-Close Doors:
The two soft-close hinged doors ensure smooth, quiet operation for added convenience and luxury.
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Durable Build:
Constructed from high-quality manufactured wood with a melamine finish, offering long-lasting use and easy maintenance.
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Space-Saving Design:
The streamlined design of this wardrobe maximizes storage without taking up too much room, making it perfect for smaller spaces.
Specifications
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Overall Dimensions: 180 cm (H) x 80 cm (W) x 52 cm (L)
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Material: Manufactured wood
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Finish: Melamine
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Door Mechanism: Hinged
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Shelves Included: Yes (1 interior shelf)
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Drawers Included: No
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Number of Doors: 2
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Hanging Rails: 1
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Soft-Close Doors: Yes
Q&A
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Q: Does the wardrobe include soft-close doors?
A: Yes, the wardrobe is equipped with soft-close doors for smooth and quiet operation.
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Q: How many shelves does this wardrobe have?
A: The wardrobe includes one interior shelf for additional storage.
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Q: Is assembly required for this product?
A: Yes, assembly is required. Clear instructions are provided for easy setup.
For more information and customization, contact customer support at +91 9548357283 (Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM).
