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Exploring the Best Wardrobe Showrooms and Designers in Sydney

Creating the perfect wardrobe for your home is an essential part of designing a functional and stylish living space. Sydney offers a range of wardrobe showrooms, expert designers, and professional installers who can bring your vision to life. Whether you're looking for contemporary designs or classic elegance, Sydney wardrobes cater to every style and need.

Wardrobe Showrooms in Sydney: A World of Inspiration

Wardrobe showrooms in Sydney provide a unique opportunity to explore various styles, materials, and finishes. These showrooms showcase a wide range of wardrobe solutions, from built-in and walk-in designs to sliding and mirrored wardrobe doors. Visiting a showroom allows you to see and feel the quality of materials, ensuring you make the right choice for your home.

In addition to inspiration, most wardrobe showrooms in Sydney have design consultants who can guide you through the process of selecting a wardrobe that complements your room's layout and enhances functionality.

Sydney Wardrobe Design: Tailored to Your Needs

Custom wardrobe design is a growing trend in Sydney, where homeowners seek solutions that fit their lifestyle and storage requirements. A well-designed wardrobe does more than store clothes; it optimizes space and adds aesthetic value to your home.

Sydney wardrobe design services offer tailored solutions, allowing you to choose features such as:

Adjustable shelving

Pull-out drawers

Shoe racks

Jewelry organizers

Soft-close hinges

Whether you prefer minimalist elegance or luxurious sophistication, a custom wardrobe designer in Sydney can bring your ideas to reality.

Wardrobe Doors Sydney: Style Meets Functionality

Wardrobe doors play a significant role in the overall look and functionality of your wardrobe. Sydney offers a variety of options, including:

Sliding Doors: Perfect for small spaces, sliding doors are sleek and save room.

Hinged Doors: A classic choice, ideal for larger areas.

Mirrored Doors: Add a sense of space and brightness to your room.

Glass Doors: Provide a modern, sophisticated touch.

With so many options available, you can choose wardrobe doors in Sydney that match your interior decor and personal style.

Professional Wardrobe Installers in Sydney

Installing a wardrobe requires precision and expertise, which is why many homeowners turn to professional wardrobe installers in Sydney. These experts ensure your wardrobe is fitted perfectly, with no gaps or misalignments. Professional installation also guarantees durability and functionality, giving you peace of mind that your investment will last for years.

Conclusion

From exploring wardrobe showrooms to working with expert designers and installers, Sydney offers endless possibilities for creating the perfect wardrobe. Whether you’re updating your bedroom or building a new home, take advantage of Sydney’s wardrobe specialists to achieve a solution that blends functionality with style.

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i actually love established relationship sydcarmy very dearly. i love all of their headcanons. i love their fics. i love their stupid tiktoks. i love their pet names that get them teased by the rest of the crew. i love their shared wardrobe. i love their shared loved of fashion — i love that carmy designs things for sydney to embroider on their clothes. i love their shared playlists. i love all the events they'll get to go to on each other's arm and all the parties they can actually enjoy together. equally, i love the mundane things they'll do together like grocery shopping and taxes that make carmy's brain hurt. i love the idea of these two people wanting to figure it out so they can choose each other every day!!! and getting to be young and fun and in love!!!!

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Sydney, Love, Beauty

I don’t know if many others noticed but Syd seems to have glammed up a little in the later episodes of S2. It’s very slight, you would almost miss it but it’s there. She has on shiny sheer lip color (yes, her lips always looked so dry last season, thank you), a sliver of eyeliner, and a touch of mascara. I also noticed her lighting is much improved showing off her perfect skin.

Syd has always been attractive but it just really stuck out to me that after the arrival of Claire she’s looking just a tad more dolled up. Is it connected? Did the makeup artist just decide to experiment more? Will we see more changes in the future?

As a black woman I’m obviously going to analyze this more. Black women are always going to notice how we are portrayed onscreen aesthetically. I remember being so pissed, along with much of the black TWD fandom, about how wamp, wamp Michonne’s wigs were. Were we being reasonable? Would any of us have amazingly groomed dreads during a zombie apocalypse? It wasn’t like the white women had fresh blowouts. Was it on purpose or an oversight?

Back to Syd. They could keep Syd looking the same. They could change her to look more glam. Either choice has implications.

A lot of people read Sydney’s style as signaling that she’s a lesbian. That could make sense. Plenty of lesbians style themselves like Syd. But it could also mean nothing. I have two black women friends that dress very tomboyish and both are very straight. They are like sisters to me. I could testify in court they love dick. But especially for black women any sign of non feminine coded style signals gay. I think this feeds into people having a hard time seeing Syd as interested in men or having the show’s sex symbol attracted to her. She could turn out to be gay but I doubt it given the slow burn with Carmy. She could be bisexual which leaves possibilities open. But I think it’s very interesting that the production choices didn’t decide to make Syd a girlie girl when the writing is making her an object of men’s affections. Part of me is really into that.

On the other hand part of me would love to see her have a glam moment. But this could be potentially problematic. Syd has style but also seems to dress for practicality. So if she is consciously making an effort to look more feminine where is it coming from? Is she just growing into a new look? Is she trying to catch Carmy’s eye? Are the producers consciously trying to make her more appealing to the general audience as a romantic lead?

Personally, I would love to see Syd switch it up a little but not go too far. I would love her to have a more modern hairstyle. Box braids are classic but I want to see a more sophisticated, trendy style. Someone posted about her getting knotless boho braids or passion twists. I’m into it. I just feel like Syd is up on design and I want to see her step her game up as her career rises. I don’t mind the little bit of makeup we saw and would love to see a slightly bolder look if she has someplace to go that’s not a restaurant. On that note, can we please see her somewhere that’s not food related? I also wouldn’t mind seeing her in some lighter colors in her street wear. Her wardrobe was so dark this season.

What I don’t want to see is her doing like a full extreme makeover and that’s the thing that seems to be the catalyst for Carmy to realize he loves her. I feel like that’s fine in some white girl Cinderella story but leaves me cold in a black woman’s love story. And if they do a silk press and that’s her glow up I would be super pissed. I’m not anti her ever having straight hair but if it’s like oh, now the white boy falls for her I will ride at dawn to FX.

I wonder what Sydney’s perceptions of her looks are. She seems confident in so many ways. But, yeah, why did she decide to randomly have a glossy lip? Does she view herself as pretty? Has she dated? Has she been told she’s beautiful?

I’m rambling but my point is she can glow up a bit but I never want the messaging to be she had to “get pretty” to get the guy. If she makes changes I want it to be because she’s evolving, maybe a little flirty, but not thinking she has to be a different person to get who she wants.

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Maggie Tabberer

Vogue model who became the face of Australian fashion. The glamorous model also had successful careers as editor, TV presenter and fashion designer, bringing sophistication into Australian homes

Before Instagram influencers and reality show home renovators there was Maggie Tabberer, whose poise and urbane advice on fashion and decorating made her a household name. Known fondly as Maggie T, she has died just days before her 88th birthday.

Tabberer was, quite literally, the face of Australian fashion. Photographed by Lord Snowdon in 1960, she was the first local model to appear on the cover of just-launched Australian Vogue.

But there was much more to Tabberer than beauty.

She was a media pioneer, entrepreneur, fashion designer and television presenter. Her slicked-back hair – and later, elegant headscarves – made her instantly recognisable, and together with her stylish, loose-fitting wardrobe gave her cult-like status among a generation of Australian women brought up to believe you were naked without pantyhose and a girdle.

With a face that launched a thousand products, Tabberer continued to work in the fashion industry after her active modelling days were over. In 1981 she launched a plus-size clothing label, Maggie T, the same year she became fashion editor of the Australian Women’s Weekly where she stayed for 15 years. Television did not escape her sights – Tabberer was so successful she won back-to-back Gold Logies, in 1970 and 1971.

Margaret May Trigar was born in Adelaide on 11 December 1936, the youngest of Alfred and Molly’s five children. At 17, the rebellious teenager married Charles Tabberer, a 35-year-old car dealer, and by 21, she was the restless mother of two daughters, Amanda and Brooke. Walking past a modelling school one day, she signed up for classes and was an instant success. Soon Tabberer was working in Melbourne where she met and fell in love with the renowned German photographer Helmut Newton. Tabberer’s marriage broke down and she and Newton embarked on what she described as “a perfect, lovely” affair.

With her marriage over and Newton now living in Paris, Tabberer embraced new opportunities, moving to Sydney with her daughters. Here she met her second husband and great love, the Italian restaurateur Ettore Prossimo. The couple married in 1967, but later that year their 10-day-old son Francesco died from sudden infant death syndrome.

“You know, you live and go on doing what you’re doing, but you know you’re not joyous. There’s no joy for a long time,” Tabberer said in a 2011 interview.

Since 1964, Tabberer had been a panellist on Beauty and the Beast, a talkshow pitting the views of women against those of men. It was the ideal vehicle for audiences to appreciate the grace and good humour with which Tabberer dealt with her weight – and her sorrow – and in 1967 she was offered her own daily chatshow, Maggie.

Prossimo and Tabberer separated after 17 years of marriage, but reignited their friendship before his death in 1996. Throughout the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s Tabberer continued to appear on television in a range of lifestyle programs. She and her then-partner Richard Zachariah hosted The Home Show on the ABC from 1990 to 1995, when they split up. The couple never professed to be experts, but as they had renovated six of their own homes over six years they had plenty of experience.

Tabberer was made a member of the Order of Australia in 1998 for her services to the fashion industry. The artist Paul Newton twice entered his portraits of her into the Archibald prize, most recently in 2020. Her biography, Maggie, was published in 1999. Contemporary recognition for her contribution to Australian fashion eluded her; in 2019 she was nominated as an Australian fashion laureate, but ultimately overlooked.

In 2016, the happily single Tabberer came out of retirement to appear on the cover of the Weekly and share her thoughts on eight decades of life.

“At 80 I’ve come to my senses about men,” she said. “I’m not going to be getting into bed and taking my clothes off – don’t be ridiculous. I’ve still got a healthy ego.”

Maggie Tabberer was successful both in front of the camera and behind it, as well as in print journalism, design and marketing. Throughout her career, she successfully manoeuvred her personal brand, before anyone had put a name to that art.

Tabberer is survived by her daughters Amanda and Brooke and by her grandson Marco.

🔔 Maggie Tabberer: Born 11 December 1936, died 6 December 2024, aged 87.

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I’m pretty sure I’m not getting back the clothes that were taken off our porch by the charity collectors in spite of us not scheduling pickup and the stuff not being labeled for them.

The worst part is losing these three tops that I sewed. The long sleeved shirt was made from fabric I bought in Australia. I found the fabric online today but it’s out of stock of course. The short sleeved shirt is fabric I designed while I was staying in Sydney in January. The floral tunic is out of print Kaffe Fassett and I wore it when we scattered Mum’s ashes.

I am not a fast sewist and button up shirts take a lot of work. The tunic was faster but it’s still a beautiful wardrobe staple. And of course these have massive sentimental value.

I also lost two pairs of home sewn trousers. Not as sentimental but practically speaking, trousers!

I have not had any replies to attempts to reach the charity and it’s a week and a half ago now. I hope someone out there enjoys them I guess. At least I hope they don’t get bulk sold to be shredded for insulation or landfilled.

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Declawing the Cat, Chapter 3 (after literally three years)

“Father, do I have to go?” Adrien asked for the hundredth time.

“Of course Adrien. I refuse to go on a business trip as important as this one without you. You’re my son.”

Felix rolled his eyes. He and his mother were visiting the two bachelors (against his actual will, obviously). Everyone in the room knew the real reason why Adrien had to go; he was the face of the brand, and it was common fashion knowledge that to go to such a high-ranking event without your leading model would get you shunned and cancelled. ‘You’re my son’ EVERYONE’S arse.

It was obvious that Adrien was all too aware of this fact, because he couldn’t seem to run out of excuses for why he couldn’t go.

Well, he could also not wish to go because of how brain-numbingly boring the whole affair is, and honestly, who could blame him? This year’s Annual Pre-Junior’s Fashion Competition Assembly was being held in Sydney, and all of the biggest names in the industry were going to attend. The assembly takes place over the course of two. Entire. Months. For what, not even the attendees know. Felix swears, these designers were as mad as a bag of ferrets.

I mean, if you’re into that sort of thing, like Miss I’m-all-that Ginger Breadhouse, you’d probably be in Seventh Heaven there, but if you were, how do you say, normal, you’d sell your soul to be another else. In fact, Felix could almost bet Chat Noir’s Miraculous that Adrien would sign that demonic contract in a heartbeat if that were an option.

“But Father, what about school? I’ll miss so much instruction-”

“Natalie will tutor you, just like she did before you attended that … institution.”

“And my fencing practice? Surely, you wouldn’t want me to miss out on those.”

“Adrien, are you suggesting that they don’t have fencing areas in Sydney?”

“No, I’m just saying that fencing without Kagami wouldn’t be the same…”

“Well, you aren’t going to be fencing with her forever, so think of this as a sample for the future. Now, no more of this arguing, Adrien. You are going to the Assembly and that’s final. Have I made myself clear?”

Adrien’s shoulders slumped in defeat and for a heartbeat, Felix felt sympathetic. “Yes, Father.”

“Good, now go pack some clothes you will need for the weeks. We won’t be at the events the entire time, so I will permit you to bring some of your own wardrobe. Please remember we will be there for a long time, so pack accordingly.”

And with that, they were all dismissed. Adrien trugged upstairs looking particularly peeved. He invited Felix to come with him, and Felix agreed, but only to keep up appearances. If he knew any better, Felix would have sworn that he heard him talking to someone on the way up, but he decided to ignore it; he couldn’t be bothered to guess what weird habits his wanker of a cousin had.

Once they got to Adrien’s room, Felix sat himself down at the piano while Adrien took out a suitcase from his closet and started choosing some informal clothing for when they were just doing day-to-day activities.

“Can you believe that he’s making me go, Felix?”

“Yes, I can believe it.”

“AND we have to leave tomorrow! I won’t even get the chance to say goodbye to our friends.”

“Not to worry, cousin dearest. I’ll tell them for you. Anyways, don’t look at this trip as a burden, look at it as a new opportunity. You can gather information and resources for your friend Marinette.”

Adrien’s face brightened at the mention of his friend and Felix rolled his eyes when his back was turned. He swears, all it takes to cheer him up was to be reminded that Pigtails was alive and well somewhere on the planet.

“You’re right, Felix! This way I can help her pursue her dreams! I can’t wait until we get back to tell her everything I’ve learned about the industry.”

“...Can’t you just text or call her?”

“You mean with my phone?”

“No Adrien, I mean with a plastic banana you can buy at the baby store. Yes I mean your phone!”

Adrien paused in the middle of folding a t-shirt and packing it into a suitcase. “I didn’t tell you? Father confiscated it for ‘my own good’. He thinks I spend too much time around my friends and not enough time focusing on my studies, so it’s with him for the time being.”

Well, there goes Felix’s plan to pull a quick cell prank before Adrien leaves. “Adrien Bartholomew Agreste, is that resent I hear in your voice?”

“Yes, it is. I’m tired of responsibilities and having people depend on me every second that I breathe. That’s why I wanted to go to school in the first place; it gives me eight hours of non-Agreste related freedom.”

Felix narrowed his eyes. What did this boy know about responsibilities? All he had to do was play a keyboard, wave a stick around, and look pretty for pictures. Felix couldn’t understand how a job like that could burden someone so badly.

“Goodness, Adrien. You make it sound as though Uncle asks you to carry the weight of the entire ever-loving world on your shoulders.”

Adrien sighed. “That’s just how I feel, sometimes. Anyways, I think these are all of the casual clothing Father will let me take with me. Maybe if I’m lucky, he might not see the video game I hid under them all.”

The next day was a Saturday, so Felix the delivery boy was going to have to give the mega-twits the message at a later time. Today, it was all about acting as emotional as he could for the departure of his Cousin & Co. gabriel thought it would be a good idea for Felix and his mother to stop by the mansion every once in a while to make sure everything was all right, accounted for, and in the case of the house plants, watered. This was news to Felix. He doubted his uncle was even a living being, let alone the type of person to have plants in his home. Right now, they were standing next to the family limo. Natalie and gabriel were talking to Ape Man about transportation in Australia.

“Oh, darling Adrien, I’m so sad to see you go. We only just now got here, and you’re leaving. Why must the fates keep up apart?”

“It’s alright, Aunt Amilie. We’ll be back before you even realize we’re gone.”

“We? Oh, I wasn’t talking about your father, dear. I wouldn’t mind some time away from him. Anyways, I hope you have the best time in Australia. Bring something back for me, will you? I’ve always wanted to get a real boomerang, ever since I was a young girl.”

“I’ll be sure to get you the best boomerang in the country, Aunt A. What about you Felix? Do you want me to get you anything?”

Felix, who was standing some ways behind the others, pretended to ponder it over. “Bring me a friendship bracelet.”

“...A friendship bracelet?”

“If you can’t find one it’s okay I really don’t mind-”

“No, I’ll get you a bracelet. I was only surprised because you aren’t really the type to want one.”

He’s right- there was no way on Good Green Earth would he want some dingly little arts and crafts project. There also wasn’t any way that maybe he wanted his cousin thinking about him during his trip, that he wanted to envision Adrien getting something for him. Don’t even think about considering that Felix felt bad for him, dealing with the devil himself in a new place and wanting to give him something to do. Nope. Not a chance. Felix simply thought that Adrien would look hilarious running around Australia looking for beads and twine.

“...Just make sure you make me a good one, alright?”

Adrien smiled as though he could read right into Felix’s mind, and of course he had to look completely handsome in doing so. Stupid model. They practically had the same face and somehow Felix ended up looking like the off-brand knockoff.

“Adrien, we have to go now. The plane leaves in five hours,” gabriel said, entering the car.

“Why do we need to leave so soon?”

“So that I can buy fabrics with threads, gather all of my designs, double check with Natalie that the suite is still booked for us-”

“Alright, Father. I understand. Well, bye Felix. I’ll miss you.”

With that, he entered the limousine and the four of them drove away.

“Come Felix. Let’s go check the house for anything they might have accidentally left behind. We wouldn’t want them to leave something important,” said Amilie, still a little teary-eyed over the loss of her precious little baby nephew. She couldn’t stand the idea of being away from him for so long, even though his look-alike (her own bloody son) was right in front of her. Of course, Felix wasn’t bitter! Why wouldn’t ever say such a thing?

“Yes, Mother. Would you like me to check Adrien’s room?”

“Please, dear. Oh, look at you, watching over your cousin! And to think you said you wouldn’t like him!”

It was as though his mother never met him. Couldn’t she see that he was just trying to gain some sort of upper hand against Mr. Perfect or to uncover a secret of his? On the sunny side, at least he knows his facade is effective. He was beginning to worry that someone other than Blue-Eyed Phoenix Wright would figure him out.

Felix pushed open the door of Adrien’s room and immediately began to look around and turn things over. He was being extremely careful to make sure that everything he touched was put back in the place he got it from. After looking through his closet and library, however, he was disappointed to find that Adrien was actually as innocent as he seemed (and acted). In fact, the worst thing he could find was a disturbing amount of Ladybug memoria. It was a pity, really. Felix hadn’t blackmailed anyone in a long time, and he was beginning to get antsy. He turned around and headed out.

“Adrien, is that you? I thought you said you weren’t going to come back for another two months.”

Felix did a complete 180 and faced the source of the voice, which seemed to be some sort of floating cat-thing. It looked like a deer in headlights.

“You aren’t Adrien. Wait, are you okay, you seem to be swaying-?”

The thing was right; he was feeling woozy, and it didn’t take him that long to hit the floor, having fainted. The last thing he heard was the talking cat muttering,

“Shit.”

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could work i think, but main problem is how all their stories kinda interlock in my case. for example, alice’s jewelry business started to boom after a few of her designs got worn in a blockbuster movie by simone (before she quit acting), whose wardrobe was hand-selected by sydney, who got started designing clothes after sewing some together for her friend olivia who has four arms and thus can’t wear normal clothes…

i could go on but my battery’s only at 4% lol

Oof- well maybe simplify things, change some things, you don't want some interlocking confusing lores.

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Explore the Best Built-In Wardrobes in Sydney: From Design to Installation

Thus, there are few aspects that make built in wardrobes preferable if you want to Save space and have a beautiful home. In Sydney especially where space is a very valuable resource, such designed spaces are quite common and provide efficiency and aestheticism in equal measure. This article will explain how the process of built-in wardrobes in Sydney works, from design to the installation process, and explain why these kinds of storage solutions are perfect for homeowners who want to get the most out of the space of their homes.

 In this article we look at the importance of built in wardrobes and why they are preferred by many people over other forms of furniture.

 Integrated furniture is not simple cabinets, they are parts of the room’s interior layout. Compared to free standing wardrobes built-in ones are designed to fit the specific measurements of your house hence giving a neat appearance. This makes them perfect for Sydney homeowners who would wish to maximize on their living spaces while at the same time not compromising on elegance or practicality.

Space Optimization: The living spaces in Sydney are quite small most of the time, therefore, it is important to make the best out of every available space. This kind of wardrobe is attached directly to the walls, the fittings and takes advantage of spaces that may otherwise remain empty. They can be customized to occupy small zones that are often deemed as unusable such as, corners, alcoves or even areas under sloped roofs. This is especially important in small homeowners’ houses or apartments where space is very limited and organizational features should be maximized.

Customization: Customisation is the first benefit for having built-in wardrobes considering that this type of wardrobe is created for that specific area. For built-in wardrobe, the same elements of the layout and shelf designs, as well as the material and finish options may also be easily selected according to your needs and desired style. Whether you need more hanging space, additional drawers or have to come up with some particular layout to suit your wardrobe doors, options are legion.

Aesthetic Integration: While there are ready to assemble wardrobes, you will find thatbuilt in wardrobes are meant to harmonize with the rest of your room interiors. If you like clean lines without any flair or if you like traditional designs, you’ll be glad to know that your built-in wardrobe can suit your taste easily. The doors of the wardrobe can be painted in a matching with the color of walls of the room; the choice of the material may be set depending on whether it will complement or contrast with other objects in the room.

 The Design Process

 A perfect built-in wardrobe in Sydney cannot be obtained without going through design. This is where your idea transforms into a solution simple and elegant enough to fit consumers’ needs.

Design Proposal: Subsequently, the designer will make a design recommendation of the wardrobe designsfor your specific home including 3D images. This makes it possible for the customers to be able to see what is expected of them especially when the project is just beginning, before implementing the final idea. To ensure that all aspects of wardrobe suits you, the design proposal will also have options on doors, fittings and finish on wardrobe.

Initial Consultation: The initial process is normally an introductory consultative meeting with a wardrobe design specialist. In this consultation you will be establishing the type, appearance and size of the wardrobe that is to be installed in a specific area as discussed during the meeting. This is also the right time to talk about your budget – the materials chosen and the features which could be incorporated into the design will depend on it.

Material Selection: It is perhaps imperative to note that selection of appropriate material is a very significant consideration in the design process. Your options in fabrics will not only determine the apparel’s aesthetic looks, but also the extent of its wear and tear. The most popular choices include timber, laminates, and mirrored doors only each with different look and some functional features. Your designer will be able to guide you to the appropriate fabrics well suited to your budget and requirements, and that they are easy to keep clean.

 The Installation Process

 Once specifications have been put down, folks begin the put in Do you still have more questions to answer? This is the place where all the dreams of clothes are available.

Pre-Installation Preparation: But prior to installation, there is preparatory work, the space must be prepared. It may require stripping off existing furniture, Tamper on the wall and floor to correct minor damages, cleaning the area of the previous wardrobe and preparing for new one in good condition. The installation team will have to take dimensions to ascertain that the wardrobe in question will fit this place optimally.

Installation: The time involved in the actual installation may be short or long depending on the design complexity as well as the size of wardrobes. The installation team will exercise a lot of care while ensuring that the wardrobe frame fits the space and then the internal features and the wardrobe doorswill be fitted. This is accomplished by the fact that each one is carefully placed adjusting for the eventual fully polished look.

Final Touches and Inspection: Then, all finishing furniture details including handles, mirrors and any extra furniture which may be part of the wardrobe are installed. Each installation is done by a team which will inspect all the installations to ensure they are well done and to the client’s satisfaction. After organizing all things needed, those new built-in wardrobes are available for use.

Fitted wardrobe Melbourne has become one of the most preferred wardrobe solutions for many homes in Sydney. Right from the time when an organization consults on the design of the safety eyewear up to the point when the eyewear is installed, everything is done to meet the organization’s requirement. In today’s threatened world where everyone wants more space in the room or maybe just to make the room look more representative, custom built wardrobe seems to be the solution. Thanks to the limitless variation in the designs, materials that can be used, and different finishes one’s dream wardrobe cannot be far away as all one needs is a consultation.

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I absolutely agree with your sentiments with regards to syd's yet unexplored sexuality but am I the only person peeved at the wardrobe choices for Syd, I appreciate her quirky, nerdy vibe but she dresses like a drab middle aged school teacher. Ayo herself has such a funky, unorthodox yet undeniably sexy vibe, she is gorgeous with an insane body. while the show does not need to have her in revealing outfits, some fitted or more age appropriate clothing would not diminish her character arc. it almost seems as if the show wishes to diminish her attractiveness, to reduce her desirability as a woman and thus vetoing any possible romance with the white stud Carmy, it always baffles me that with the exception of Molly Gordon most be ppl downplay the white hot chemistry between JAW and Ayo like it is so noticeable. there is real fire between them that any show runner wold have capitalized on.Realistic audience sees it, if syd was white, ppl would be shipping it. but u know the black girls gotta stay platonic

i think syd's style is quirky and cute and very in line with her characterization. the costume designer is black btw, but she's still beholden to storer's vision and gets input from the actors. she also did an interview, it's an interesting process! tbh even if syd was in drop dead gorgeous attire, this fandom would still struggle to see her desirability [as it generally is w/ black female characters]. it would still be nice to see for sure. because you're right, there is something to be said about it in the larger context of how black female characters in media are treated.

I sense there is a desire, I guess to try to get people to take sydney seriously by making her low femme. but it really kinda just ends up feeding into certain stereotypes. black woman -> serious character -> low-key fashion -> not seen as desirable both by the cameras/fandom -> ergo lesbian storyline w zero effort/straight or ace w no need for a romance arc. [sidenote: I think ayo has been lit a lot better this season [still not 100%] and they finally got a clue to focus on those amazing eyes of hers.] which I would normally be like whatever to these things in a show like the bear, but the show and its creators are doing and saying a lot of funky things about sydney, both quietly and out loud.

i've spoken about it ad nauseum and now I'm just tired at the circus surrounding the ship. i will simply go back to continue appreciating my completed shows with satisfying romantic arcs featuring black women whose actors/creators weren't prompted about and didn't cry every 2 seconds about ships ☝🏿 [the expanse and twd to name a few]

[myhughniverse]

32 years ago, Kylie Minogue kicked off her "Rhythm of Love Tour" on February, 10th, 1991.

The Rhythm of Love Tour was the third concert tour by Kylie Minogue in support of her third studio album : "Rhythm of Love" (1990). Beginning on 10 February 1991, the tour visited Australia and East Asia.

The concerts showcased a more confident Kylie as she began to command control over her image, as well as new songs from the album : "Rhythm of Love", which offered a then new sound for the Australian pop star. Costumes for the shows, with exception of the opening outfit (a Rigby Peller basque and PVC shorts) were designed by the same team as Kylie's previous two tours and marked the final time she would engage their services.

Planned VHS release for the show, recorded in Sydney Australia was cancelled in favour of an updated version of the tour following its extension into Europe in late 1991. By then, it had become known as the : "Let's Get To it Tour" in support of a new studio album of the same name, with new wardrobe, modified set list and a much more live assured Kylie.

[allurenovembre]

Velvet Dreams: How to Style a Velvet Jumpsuit for Every Occasion

A velvet jumpsuit is more than just a statement piece; it’s a versatile wardrobe staple that can elevate your style for any occasion. From casual outings to glamorous evening events, a velvet jumpsuit allows you to combine comfort and elegance seamlessly. In this guide, we’ll explore how to style a velvet jumpsuit for every occasion, using pieces from the timeless and empowering designs of Allure Novembre.

Why Velvet Jumpsuits Are a Must-Have

Velvet is synonymous with luxury and sophistication. When crafted into a jumpsuit, this plush fabric transforms into a striking outfit that exudes elegance. Here’s why you should consider adding a velvet jumpsuit to your wardrobe:

Versatility: Perfect for day-to-night transitions.

Comfort: Soft, breathable fabric that’s ideal for all-day wear.

Timeless Appeal: Velvet’s rich texture makes it a perennial favorite.

At Allure Novembre, our velvet jumpsuits for women are designed to celebrate individuality and empower the modern woman, inspired by the grace and legacy of Virginie Novembre.

Styling Your Velvet Jumpsuit for Different Occasions

1. Casual Chic

Transform your velvet jumpsuit into an effortlessly casual outfit:

Layering: Pair your jumpsuit with a denim or leather jacket.

Footwear: Opt for white sneakers or ankle boots for a laid-back vibe.

Accessories: Keep it simple with a crossbody bag and minimal jewelry.

For example, a red velvet jumpsuit styled with a cropped denim jacket creates the perfect balance between bold and relaxed.

2. Office Elegance

Yes, you can wear a velvet jumpsuit to work! Here’s how:

Blazer: Add a tailored blazer in neutral tones for a professional look.

Shoes: Choose block heels or loafers.

Jewelry: Opt for subtle gold or silver pieces.

A Sydney velvet jumpsuit, with its sleek design, can seamlessly blend into your work wardrobe while making a chic statement.

3. Evening Glamour

Make heads turn at your next evening event with these tips:

Footwear: Go for strappy heels or classic pumps.

Jewelry: Embrace bold statement pieces like chandelier earrings or a chunky necklace.

Makeup: A bold red lip pairs beautifully with the luxe texture of velvet.

A red velvet jumpsuit from Allure Novembre, styled with metallic heels and dramatic makeup, will ensure all eyes are on you.

4. Seasonal Styling

Winter:

Layer with a faux fur coat and knee-high boots.

Add a wool beret for a Parisian touch.

Summer:

Opt for lighter accessories and open-toed sandals.

Choose a sleeveless or short-sleeve velvet jumpsuit for breathability.

Caring for Your Velvet Jumpsuit

To keep your velvet jumpsuit looking pristine:

Storage: Hang it on padded hangers to maintain its shape.

Cleaning: Spot clean or dry clean as recommended.

Ironing: Use a steamer instead of an iron to avoid damaging the fabric.

Embrace Timeless Elegance with Allure Novembre

At Allure Novembre, we believe that fashion is a reflection of inner strength and power. Our velvet jumpsuits for women embody this philosophy, combining elegance with modern design. Inspired by the grace and style of Virginie Novembre, our collections empower you to present your best self to the world.

Explore our range of velvet jumpsuits, including the iconic red velvet jumpsuit and Sydney velvet jumpsuit, at Allure Novembre. Whether you’re dressing for a casual outing or a glamorous event, our pieces ensure you’ll always make a statement.

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Luxury Built In Wardrobes: High-End Features to Consider

In today’s world, where luxury and functionality often go hand in hand, a built in wardrobe is much more than just a place to store clothes. It has become an essential element of modern interior design, offering homeowners the perfect blend of organisation, beauty, and convenience. For those who appreciate the finer things in life, a luxury built in wardrobe is the epitome of refined living, combining high-end materials, innovative design, and advanced technology to create a space that is both elegant and practical.

Gone are the days of cramped, cluttered closets. Luxury built in wardrobes Sydney offer a personalised approach to organising your personal belongings, with a focus on maximising space while elevating the aesthetic appeal of your home. These wardrobes can transform an ordinary room into a lavish sanctuary where every detail is meticulously crafted to suit your lifestyle. Whether you are looking to add a touch of opulence to your bedroom or create a dedicated dressing room that feels like a high-end boutique, a luxury wardrobe can redefine your daily routine.

1. Customisation and Personalisation: The Heart of Luxury Wardrobes

One of the most significant benefits of opting for a luxury built in wardrobe is the level of personalisation available. High-end wardrobes are not one-size-fits-all; they are crafted to suit your specific needs, preferences, and lifestyle. Customisation is key, allowing you to create a wardrobe that caters to the unique pieces in your collection – from evening gowns to tailored suits, handbags, and shoes.

Tailored Layouts: Consider how your wardrobe will be used on a daily basis. Do you need more hanging space for long dresses and suits, or are you looking for a combination of shelves and drawers for folded clothes? Custom layouts can maximise space and improve access to your clothing, making it easier to find what you need.

Flexible Interiors: Luxury wardrobes offer modular components, meaning you can easily adjust or change the interior layout over time. Adjustable shelves, rods, and dividers allow you to update your wardrobe as your clothing collection evolves.

Unique Compartments: High-end designs include specialised compartments such as pull-out pants racks, dedicated drawers for scarves, or custom dividers for accessories. This level of personalisation ensures everything has its place, making your wardrobe not only luxurious but also practical.

2. Premium Materials: Timeless Elegance and Durability

The materials you choose for your wardrobe make a huge difference in its overall appearance, longevity, and functionality. Luxury built in wardrobes use only the highest-quality materials that are not only visually appealing but also durable enough to withstand years of use.

Solid Timber: Wood remains a timeless choice for luxury wardrobes, with options like oak, walnut, or maple providing a natural, warm aesthetic. The grain of the wood adds character and richness to the space. High-end finishes such as matte, gloss, or satin lacquer provide a personalised touch, ensuring the wood complements your room’s décor.

Glass and Mirror Panels: Adding glass or mirrored elements to your wardrobe can open up the space and create a visually stunning effect. Not only do mirrors reflect light and make rooms feel larger, but they also add a sophisticated flair to the design. Frosted glass provides a balance between privacy and light diffusion, making it perfect for contemporary wardrobes.

Luxe Metals and Hardware: High-end wardrobes often feature bespoke handles, hinges, and fixtures made from materials like brushed stainless steel, gold, or matte black. These accents provide a sleek, modern finish that enhances the overall aesthetic of your wardrobe while maintaining the durability and longevity that is characteristic of luxury designs.

3. Integrated Lighting Solutions: Function Meets Aesthetics

Lighting plays a vital role in the functionality and ambience of a wardrobe, especially in high-end designs. Proper illumination makes it easier to see your clothes clearly, while also enhancing the luxurious feel of the space.

LED Strip Lighting: Discreet, energy-efficient LED lighting can be integrated along shelves, hanging rods, or the interior perimeter of the wardrobe. This soft, even light helps illuminate the contents of the wardrobe without harsh overhead lighting, creating a sophisticated and welcoming atmosphere.

Motion-Sensor Lighting: Motion sensors add a high-tech touch, automatically activating the lights when you open the wardrobe doors. This feature adds both convenience and luxury, ensuring your wardrobe is illuminated the moment you step inside, without the need to flick a switch.

Spotlights: For those who want to showcase certain items like shoes, bags, or accessories, adjustable spotlights can be incorporated into the design. These can be angled to highlight your most prized pieces, adding a gallery-like feel to your wardrobe.

4. Smart Technology Features: The Future of Luxury Wardrobes

One of the most exciting trends in luxury wardrobe design is the integration of smart technology. These features offer convenience, style, and innovation, making your wardrobe not only functional but also futuristic.

Motorised Drawers and Racks: Imagine having the ability to adjust your hanging rods or pull-out shelves with the touch of a button. Motorised systems allow you to customise the height and arrangement of storage components, offering an unprecedented level of comfort and flexibility.

Smart Mirrors: Smart mirrors are a game-changer for luxury wardrobes. These mirrors often feature LED lighting, magnification, and even touchscreen functionality, allowing you to check the weather, play music, or adjust the mirror's lighting to suit your preferences. Some models even have built in defoggers and display your wardrobe’s contents on-screen.

Climate Control: For those with a significant investment in high-end fashion, incorporating climate control systems into your wardrobe is essential. These systems regulate temperature and humidity to ensure delicate fabrics such as wool, silk, and leather are stored in optimal conditions, preventing damage or wear over time.

5. Sliding Doors and Concealed Storage: Clean Lines and Functionality

In luxury wardrobe design, functionality doesn’t just mean maximising storage; it also involves creating a space that feels elegant and uncluttered. Sliding doors and concealed storage solutions can help achieve this refined look while keeping your clothing organised and protected.

Sliding or Pocket Doors: Sliding doors are a popular feature in luxury wardrobes as they save space, especially in rooms where swing doors may be impractical. These doors glide open smoothly, offering easy access without sacrificing floor space. Custom finishes and handles ensure these doors match your wardrobe’s overall aesthetic.

Hidden Storage Compartments: Concealed storage is a hallmark of luxury design. Drawers that disappear into the wall or compartments that keep valuables out of sight add a touch of mystery and intrigue. These hidden elements contribute to the wardrobe’s clean lines and minimalist appeal.

6. Wardrobe Islands and Sitting Areas: Transforming the Closet Into a Sanctuary

When designing a luxury wardrobe, consider adding a wardrobe island or built in sitting area. These features elevate your closet from a simple storage space to a personal sanctuary.

Wardrobe Islands: A wardrobe island can serve multiple purposes. It provides extra storage with drawers or shelves, but it also functions as a flat surface for folding clothes, organising accessories, or packing for a trip. Islands can be custom-designed to fit seamlessly into the layout of your wardrobe, enhancing both function and style.

Sitting Areas: Adding a comfortable bench or sitting area creates a luxurious space where you can relax while dressing or putting on shoes. Upholstered seats, often matched with the wardrobe’s overall aesthetic, offer both convenience and style, turning your closet into a more enjoyable place to be.

7. High-End Closet Organisers: Precision and Practicality

In a luxury wardrobe, organisation goes beyond just hanging clothes. Every item, from shoes to jewellery, should have a designated space, and high-end organisers make that possible.

Pull-Out Shelves and Drawers: A luxury wardrobe often features pull-out shelves or drawer systems designed for easy access and maximum storage efficiency. These elements can store anything from folded sweaters to handbags, while also keeping them neatly organised and accessible.

Shoe Racks and Displays: A wardrobe worthy of luxury would not skimp on showcasing your shoe collection. Pull-out racks or custom shoe displays ensure your shoes are organised and easy to reach, while also serving as an attractive feature in the room.

Jewellery Drawers: Jewellery is best stored in specialised, soft-lined drawers that prevent tangling and protect your pieces from scratches. Custom jewellery organisers can include compartments for rings, necklaces, and watches, allowing you to store them in style.

A luxury built in wardrobe is more than just a storage solution – it’s an expression of personal style, sophistication, and efficiency. With high-end materials, cutting-edge technology, and customisation options, these wardrobes not only help you stay organised but also enhance the aesthetic and functionality of your home. Whether it’s through integrated lighting, climate control, or bespoke storage solutions, a luxury wardrobe is an investment in both your home and your lifestyle. By carefully selecting the right features, you can create a wardrobe that feels as luxurious as the items it holds.