I’m a mum-of-two and gave my wardrobe a Mrs Hinch-style makeover for FREE, now it’s organised to perfection

A SAVVY mum completely transformed her chaotic wardrobe into her dream closet - without spending a penny.

After becoming fed up of the messy wardrobe she set her sights on a super organised Mrs Hinch-style space.

Tes Boberg, 48, from Dover, Kent, told : "I got fed up of trying to cram half my stuff in a wardrobe where there was no design to it.

"The space was utterly useless for my needs, so I spent two days on a DIY project cutting, building and sorting with a fixed vision in mind."

Before the transformation her wardrobe was jammed with storage boxes and a chest of drawers, as well as a clothes rails that didn't get much use.

Tes wanted to space to be functional above everything else after she was inspired by Mrs Hinch.

After ripping everything out of her old wardrobe the DIY whizz started from scratch.

She said: "My parents were renovating their home and so their fitted wardrobes were taken out and they donated the largest panels to me so I could reuse them.

"Everything else I used was things I already had.

"In fact, I found £7 in change while I was emptying my wardrobe so technically I'm in profit!"

After several setbacks, including wonky walls and having to take regular breaks in the heat, Tes's wardrobe started to come together.

"The trick is to not be afraid to fail miserably," she explained, "we all get things wrong but we also learn from those mistakes.

"DIY is no different," she added.

She added nine sections to the wardrobe space, each for a specific thing, and a clothes rail.

Tes even created a three-tired shoe rack to go at the bottom of the wardrobe space to keep things extra organised.

"The style of my wardrobe design is all me.

"Good design makes you feel good and so when I open my wardrobe that sight makes me smile," she explained.