Nadia Sawalha's family home in London often features on her Instagram and YouTube channel - and this time, she has unveiled her brand-new walk-in wardrobe and it is utterly jaw-dropping.
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Loose Women star Nadia lives with her husband Mark Adderley and their two daughters, Maddie and Kiki-Bee. The presenter has been keeping fans up to date with her home transformation via her and her husband Mark's YouTube channel and she has now shared a photograph of the completed wardrobe space on her Instagram Stories.
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The room has been totally transformed from what it looked like before – and now with brand-new fitted wardrobes, it looks like something a Hollywood A-lister would have in their million-dollar mansion.
Nadia has utilised the whole space by having fitted cupboards along one of the walls with plenty of hanging space and drawers - and underneath the bay window she has chosen to have a dressing table fitted, creating the perfect place to sit and get ready.
© Photo: InstagramNadia's impressive walk-in wardrobe is complete
After thanking the company who installed the wardrobes, Nadia went on to joke: "First cupboard we've had in 18 years of marriage," alluding to the fact that the couple are usually rather unorganised.
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© YouTubeThe wardrobe room before the makeover
The mum-of-two is said to have owned the five-bedroom property for over 18 years, and she has previously shown off some rather messy corners of her family home.
© Photo: InstagramNadia and Mark's home office is packed
She took to Instagram to share a picture of her pantry – and the cupboard was overflowing with packages of food in no real order at all. Much like her kitchen cupboard, she unveiled a particularly untidy office when she joined Mark for a photoshoot during the summer. It is filled with books and comic book memorabilia overspilling from the shelves onto the floor and windowsill.
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