Here are some of the key features to consider when choosing your makeup vanity.
stool
For the traditionally designed, elegant bedroomsIf you want to make sure your vanity comes complete with one matching stool.
This also applies to minimalist and modern look that requires a seamless look.
For the rustic, eclectic and shabby chic looksYou can choose a different stool or one that you simply like Mix and match approach.
If you buy stool and dressing table separately, Be sure to measure carefully. While most vanity tops are designed to accommodate a regular chair, you should also measure the height of your vanity top Leave 10-12 inches of space Between the top of your stool and the underside of the table top to create legroom.
Mirror
The mirror is an important part of your dressing table. Here are some of the different types to consider.
- be crazy – A traditional mirror rotates so you can bend it Greater precision when styling your hair or applying makeup. Some people prefer a large traditional mirror with embellishments to view and display the outfit, and then rely on other smaller versions for makeup.
- three-pane mirror – Triple mirrors are another classic way to get an overview of your profile additional practicality for makeup and hair styling.
- Luminous mirrors – Get a handy illuminated mirror to get the small details just right or Bring out your inner starlet and opt for a retro vintage Hollywood look Look around with glowing lightbulbs in the frame.
drawers
If you have a lot of small beauty accessories or trinkets, a dressing table with drawers is a good choice.
Some versions have lined drawers for your valuablesothers may have smaller drawers for small items and are mirrored Larger drawers for brushes, makeup and hair accessories.
shelves
Shelves are a nice touch Present your pretty fragrance bottles or to keep your frequently used items close at hand.
Remember: if you tend to show a lot of products that you don’t really want to show off, you should give preference to a model with shelves or cabinets.
cabinets
While elegant, traditional-style makeup vanities don’t have cabinets, there are some chunkier, more rustic models that do. Closets are a good choice when you have a lot of beauty products and need extra storage space.
built-in sockets
If you use a variety of electric beauty and styling appliances, consider a makeup vanity with built-in power outlets.
That makes Switching from your hair dryer to your straightener is a breezewithout having to reach down and back or over to the nearest outlet.
