



£1,134
Odessa is a planked oak and white 6-door wardrobe built for modern UK bedrooms, combining a good-looking finish with the kind of generous storage that a growing wardrobe of clothes actually needs. At 270cm wide, it's a considered fit for master bedrooms with generous wall space, where its scale becomes a genuine design feature, and it's worth measuring your available wall space before ordering so you can be confident it will sit comfortably once in place rather than dominating the room. Inside, a combination of hanging rails and shelving gives you room to organise everyday clothing, out-of-season coats and folded items without everything competing for the same space, while the mirrored door doubles up as a genuinely useful full-length mirror for getting ready in the morning, as well as helping to bounce light around a bedroom that might otherwise feel a little enclosed. The planked oak and white finish is applied to a sturdy, well-braced carcass, so the wardrobe holds its shape and keeps its good looks even after years of regular use rather than showing wear within the first few months. For anyone tired of living out of baskets and over-stuffed drawers, it offers a proper, dedicated home for clothing that keeps a bedroom feeling calmer and easier to keep tidy. On the practical side, it comes with the option of professional assembly, which takes the hassle out of getting a larger piece of furniture built and positioned correctly. With its blend of everyday practicality and contemporary styling, the Odessa wardrobe is a straightforward way to bring lasting, organised storage to a modern bedroom.
I love this wardrobe because of its versatile mix of oak and white finishes, making it a great statement piece in both modern and traditional interiors. It works particularly well in Scandi-inspired spaces, country cottages, or contemporary flats where clean lines and natural textures are key. Practical styling tips include pairing it with matching oak or white bedside tables and incorporating greenery or textured textiles nearby to soften the look. The mirror not only adds function but also helps to make smaller rooms feel more spacious, making it a smart choice for maximising space and light. Overall, a practical yet stylish addition that can anchor a variety of bedroom styles.
Adrian Wells
Flitch Interior Stylist
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