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Dressing Table
A dedicated beauty table you can build around with your own mirror, storage and lighting.
MAKEUP VANITIES
Vanity Tables & Makeup Tables
Create a dedicated space for makeup, skincare and getting ready with a vanity table designed around your everyday routine. Explore makeup tables with storage, mirrors and lighting, or build your own beauty setup by combining the table, mirror and lighting that work best for your space.
Whether you are planning a compact makeup corner or a complete dressing area, the right vanity gives your beauty routine a clear, comfortable place of its own.
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Made for beauty routines
Easy to build around your space
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Vanity Table
A compact makeup table for creating an everyday beauty station in a smaller footprint.
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Vanity Table with Mirror & Lights
A complete makeup station combining the table, mirror and lighting in one setup.
899,00€
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REAL PEOPLE. REAL ROUTINES.
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BUILD YOUR VANITY
You don’t need a special table to create a makeup vanity.
A practical makeup station can start with the table or console you already own. Add a mirror, organise the products you use most and bring dedicated lighting to both sides of your face.
The result is a beauty space built around your room, your routine and the furniture you actually want to live with.
1
Choose your surface
A desk, console or dressing table can become the foundation of your vanity. Look for enough surface space for your everyday products without making the area feel crowded.
2
Add the mirror
Choose a mirror that fits the width of the table and sits at a comfortable height when you are seated.
3
Add the right light
Lighting around both sides of the mirror helps create a more balanced setup than relying only on ceiling light or daylight.
PLAN YOUR SPACE
What makes a good makeup vanity?
Enough surface space
Keep the products you use every day within reach while leaving enough clear space to actually get ready comfortably.
Useful storage
Drawers, organisers and containers help keep brushes, skincare and makeup accessible without covering the entire tabletop.
A mirror at the right height
The mirror should be easy to use while seated, with your face positioned naturally in the centre of the reflective area.
Light around the mirror
A dedicated light source around the vanity mirror makes the setup easier to use in the morning, evening and during darker seasons.
TWO WAYS TO BUILD YOUR SETUP
Vanity with built-in lights — or lighting you choose yourself?
Vanity table with mirror & lights
Everything in one setup
A makeup table with an integrated mirror and lighting can be a simple choice when you are furnishing a beauty space from scratch.
It gives you a complete visual setup in one piece, with the mirror and lighting already designed around the table.
- Starting a new vanity from scratch
- A complete furniture-led setup
- Keeping the design visually unified
Table + mirror + Makeup Lights
Build the setup around your space
Choose the table and mirror that suit your room, then add dedicated makeup lighting separately.
This gives you more freedom over furniture size, mirror shape and the way your vanity evolves over time.
- Using furniture you already own
- Choosing your own mirror
- More flexible vanity layouts
VANITY TABLE GUIDE
How to choose a makeup table for your space
A makeup table should fit more than your cosmetics. It needs to work with the size of your room, the way you store your beauty products, the mirror you prefer and the lighting you use while getting ready.
Some people want a complete vanity table with a mirror, drawers and built-in lighting. Others prefer a simple dressing table that they can customise with a separate mirror, organisers and makeup lights.
The right setup is the one that gives you enough space to work comfortably without making your room feel crowded.
What is a vanity table?
A vanity table is a dedicated surface for makeup, skincare, hair styling and everyday getting ready. It may also be called a makeup table, dressing table or beauty table depending on the style and setup.
Some vanity tables include drawers, a mirror or integrated lighting, while others are intentionally simple so you can add those elements separately.
For everyday use, the most important things are enough surface area for the products you reach for regularly, practical storage and a comfortable position for your mirror.
A vanity does not have to be large. Even a compact table can create a defined beauty space when the mirror, storage and lighting are planned well.
Choosing a makeup table for a small space
In a smaller bedroom or dressing area, start with the available width and depth rather than choosing the table by appearance alone.
A narrow makeup table or console-style vanity can work well when floor space is limited. Look for storage that uses vertical space efficiently, such as drawers or organisers, while keeping the tabletop relatively clear.
Also remember to leave enough room for your chair and for comfortable movement around the vanity.
If the table is compact, choosing a separate mirror and lighting can give you more flexibility than a large all-in-one vanity unit. You can select each element individually and create a setup that fits the space more precisely.
Vanity table with or without a mirror?
A vanity table with a built-in mirror can create a complete, coordinated look and is convenient when you are furnishing a beauty area from the beginning.
A table without a mirror gives you more flexibility. You can choose the size, shape and placement of the mirror separately and change it later without replacing the furniture.
This can also be useful if you already own a mirror you like or if the shape of your room makes a separate wall or tabletop mirror more practical.
Both options can work well. The better choice depends on how much flexibility you want and whether you prefer an all-in-one piece or a vanity assembled from separate elements.
How to light a makeup vanity
Lighting is one of the most important parts of a practical makeup setup.
Ceiling lights usually shine downward, while daylight may come strongly from only one side and changes throughout the day. Both can create an inconsistent view of your face while you apply makeup.
Placing dedicated makeup lights on both sides of the mirror brings the light closer to face level and can make the setup feel more even from left to right.
If your vanity does not have built-in lighting, you do not need to replace the table or mirror. Separate makeup lights can be added around an existing mirror, allowing you to keep the furniture you already have while improving the way the space is lit.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your questions, answered.
What is the difference between a vanity table and a dressing table?
The terms are often used interchangeably. A vanity table is usually associated specifically with makeup, skincare and beauty routines, while a dressing table is a broader furniture term.
Both may include drawers, a mirror and storage, and either can be used to create a dedicated makeup station.
What size vanity table do I need?
Start by measuring the width and depth available in your room and leave enough space for a chair and comfortable movement around the table.
A smaller vanity can be enough for an everyday beauty routine if storage is well organised. A larger table is useful if you keep more products on the surface or want space for a larger mirror and additional accessories.
Always check the individual product dimensions before deciding.
Can I use a regular desk as a makeup vanity?
Yes. A desk, console or simple table can work very well as a makeup vanity.
Add a mirror at a comfortable height, use organisers or drawers for your cosmetics and brushes, and add lighting around the mirror if the room lighting is not enough for your routine.
This is often one of the most flexible ways to build a vanity because you can choose each part of the setup independently.
Do I need a vanity table with a built-in mirror?
No. A built-in mirror is convenient, but it is not essential.
Choosing a separate mirror gives you more freedom over its size, shape and position and makes it easier to update the setup later without replacing the table.
What lighting is best for a makeup vanity?
A practical makeup vanity benefits from light positioned close to face level rather than relying only on ceiling lighting.
Placing light on both sides of the mirror can create a more balanced view of the face and make it easier to see makeup coverage, blending and colour.
If your table or mirror does not have built-in lighting, dedicated makeup lights can be added around the mirror you already own.
COMPLETE YOUR BEAUTY SPACE
