Wishlists
How to plan furniture purchases with a wishlist
A furniture wishlist is more useful when it includes measurements as well as pictures. Keep the room, the available space and the exact product size beside each idea.
Start with the space you have
Measure where the furniture will go before comparing options. Note the available width, depth and height, with units. Leave room for doors, drawers and the way you move through the room.
For example: “Space beside the desk: 70 cm wide. Cabinet door must open without hitting the chair.” A note like this helps you rule out an unsuitable piece.
Save the exact size and finish
Furniture pages often offer several widths, fabrics or finishes under one link. Record the version you want in the title or note, then check that the saved price matches it.
An image can remind you of the appearance. Use the listed dimensions, rather than the photo, to judge whether it will fit.
Think about getting it into the room
Check the shop’s delivery information and packaging dimensions. A piece that fits the room may still be awkward to get through a doorway or up a narrow staircase.
If you need an answer from the seller, leave the question beside the item: “Does the tabletop arrive separately?” or “Is assembly included?”
Keep the room’s ideas together
In Fancies, create a list for the room and add the pieces you are considering. You can include a link to a layout guide alongside the furniture.
Add prices when useful, but treat the list as a record of your options. Check current prices, delivery charges and return conditions at the shop before ordering.
Share the options when you want another opinion
You can send a read-only Fancies link to show someone the active items and notes. They do not need an account to view it.
Anyone with that link can read the notes, so leave out your address or other details you want to keep private. Viewers cannot edit the list; add any changes yourself after discussing them.