Anyone have a jewelry/lingerie storage from Pier1

[lmdbww]

I see they havejewelry armoires and lingerie chests in both the Hayworth (the mirrored one) and the Ashworth (in black, white, and chestnut) lines.

I found some photos of the inside of the Hayworth jewelry armoire online but i'm not sure i'm really into mirrored furniture... Thoughts? We are eventually getting new bedroom furniture but I guess it would match anything. I could probably easilly match the wood color if I went w/the wood one, but the style would definitely be different.

Or, thoughts on using one of their lingerie chests for jewelry? (As I stated in my pp, I don't have many necklaces and rings, mainly bracelets and watches and I would probably also store my clutches, wristlets, and wallets in there as well.) Trying to figure out which one is more functional for what I need.

[bimbi284]

I LOVE the entire Hayworth line and always have, but I also love mirrored furnture in general! I haven't seen the pics of the inside of either though, so I can't speak to the actual storage inside and what will work best.

I guess if you had a lot of scarves or clutches with wrist straps, you could maybe use the necklace hooks for those, but I'd have to see the inside too.

[janegold]

I have a very similar mirrored lingerie chest but I use it for, well, lingerie. I think it is a great idea for accessories - maybe you could get some inserts for smaller items.

I keep it in my dressing room, not the bedroom itself. I don't think it would necessarily look good with ANY type of furniture, but it is meant to be more of an accent.

[lmdbww]

Jul 10, 2012 11:36:50 GMT -5 bimbi284 said:

I guess if you had a lot of scarves or clutches with wrist straps, you could maybe use the necklace hooks for those, but I'd have to see the inside too.

I was actually thinking of doing this. I only have maybe 5 necklaces (the sentimental ones) but I have a bunch of wristlets that I could hang. I think the door would be deep enough.