Mrs Hinch reveals her ‘heavenly’ walk-in wardrobe transformation & is still avoiding her signature grey colour scheme

GROWING up, many of us dream of having our own walk-in wardrobe to store and organise our clothes - and luckily for Mrs Hinch, that's now become a reality.

The cleanfluencer, 32, who moved into a stunning five-bedroom Essex farmhouse last year, took to Instagram and shared photographs of her new walk-in wardrobe - and there's not a grey wall in sight.

In the before snap, the small room features nothing more than a black-framed hanging rail and a single seat.

Moments later, the cleaning whizz reveals the very stylish makeover featuring neutral-coloured wardrobes which coordinate well with the new beige tones of Hinch Farm.

The wardrobe door design includes cream panelling and long black handles, while the room also has an oak vanity desk and a round black mirror.

Alongside the after photo, Mrs Hinch penned: "So excited because our wardrobes are now complete and ready to be styled up and organised with clothes.

"Wardrobe heaven.

"I really struggled to find wardrobes that was in keeping with our Hinch Farm feel!

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"Brad's team to the rescue! They're perfect!"

Most recently, Mrs Hinch shared photographs of the modern makeover of her fifth bedroom at Hinch Farm.

In the before snap, the bedroom had been completely stripped back to basics and was in desperate need of a lick of paint.

But after Mrs Hinch set to work, the space looked almost unrecognisable - with neutral-coloured walls, grey and white bedding, a blue bed and black chandelier from Olivias.

Alongside the images, she enthused: "Grey and blue - I'm in love!

"The most gorgeous grey washed oak furniture with the petrol blue scroll velvet bed from @cotswoldco and I then styled it all in Hinch.

"And I'm so pleased with the result!"

In recent months, Mrs Hinch also shared her kitchen transformation online - and shocked social media users after revealing she'd even decorated under the kitchen sink using eucalyptus.

The spacious room was fitted with fresh white kitchen cupboards, a marble worktop surface and wooden display cabinets.

Prior to this, the cleaning guru shared a glimpse of the fun playroom she'd designed for her sons, Ronnie, three and Lennie, one.

In the snap, the walls were painted a shade of greige and were adorned with four animal-themed prints.

Meanwhile, the flooring was a mixture of green carpet to give the illusion of grass and a type of vinyl that featured a cobbled brick pattern.

Other decoration included a wooden tool bench and a mushroom storage basket.