A dressing table is a real highlight
and one of the tables that should have a lot of space.
It is particularly helpful for storing make-up and other
products if there are several compartments and areas. It's almost comparable to
a workbench . The following tips will help you to consider which points are
particularly important when planning.
Integrated flap - a cool idea
A dressing table does not always have to be recognizable as
this at first glance. It is also possible to use a particularly interesting
trick here: the flap in the table. With a little manual skill, a table top can
be converted. The table top is divided into three parts with the pin. The
middle part becomes the flap.
The mirror can be built into the flap. Such a compartment
can also be built in, with plenty of space for make-up and accessories. When
the dressing table is not needed, the flap can be closed and all things are
well hidden. So it is even possible to use the table as a desk.
Attach the dressing table to the wall
This variant is a particularly good idea when there is
little space. The dressing table is attached to the wall here. A mirror of the
desired size is placed on the wall. Then you can get creative underneath.
Shelves with drawers are a very good choice. Here cosmetics can be divided into
different areas. Foundation, mascara and eye shadow, lipstick and nail polish -
the division can be done according to different ideas.
Rely on integrated divisions
Especially when the make-up table is being built by
yourself, there are many ways to arrange a practical arrangement later. Here it
is an ideal idea to use an integrated division. Wood is robust and does not
take up a lot of space.
The drawers can be subdivided with very narrow wooden panels. It is very practical if these can also be repositioned. This makes it possible to select new arrangements later. Small divisions are also helpful behind the doors on the dressing table. You may even be able to work with integrated pull-outs on which lipsticks and other products can be arranged.