Extendable Makeup Vanity Desk with Lighted Mirror, Bedroom Vanity and Nightstand Combo with Jewelry Storage
A vanity that fits the room you have. The Mies Vanity pairs a warm yellow poplar desk with a side cabinet that slides in or out, so it works in a narrow bedroom corner today and a wider wall tomorrow.
The side cabinet sets the overall width anywhere from 31.5 to 47.2 in (80 to 120 cm). Pushed beside the bed, the cabinet stands 23.5 in (59.7 cm) tall, so it doubles as a nightstand. At its most compact, the 31.5 x 17.7 in (80 × 45 cm) desktop has room for a laptop, so it also works as a small desk.
The storage follows a real makeup routine. A sunken tray along the back of the desktop holds bottles and jars upright and keeps the surface clear. A long, shallow drawer under the top fits curling irons and brushes. The side cabinet adds three tiers:
A glass top jewelry drawer lit by a light strip, which shows rings and necklaces at a glance and comes with a fitted jewelry tray.
A 2.8 in (7 cm) drawer for skincare.
A 4.3 in (11 cm) drawer for taller bottles and hair tools.
Choose the version with a round LED mirror or without, if you'd rather use your own. The mirror sits on a curved arm and turns a full 360 degrees. Mounting holes on both sides of the desktop let you set it on the left or the right. Three light colors, cool, natural and warm, help your makeup match the room you're heading into.
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01 / TWO TONE BY DESIGN
A mid century color pairing that lifts the room
Warm wood against a bright yellow panel. It's a mid century idea used sparingly, enough to keep the piece from disappearing into the wall and restrained enough to sit beside what you already own. It reads as a vanity and as part of the room, not as a utility corner.
02 / FIVE WIDTHS
Slides in or out to fit the space you have
The side cabinet moves along the desk to set the total width at 31.5, 35.4, 39.4, 43.3 or 47.2 in. A tight corner or a long wall, same piece of furniture. The cabinet can also swap to the other side if your room is laid out the other way. Underneath, a set of fixing holes and a wood connecting rail lock the two halves together at whichever width you choose, so it stays solid once it's set.
03 / A CLEAR DESKTOP
The sunken tray keeps bottles off the surface
A recessed tray runs along the back of the desktop. Bottles and jars sit down inside it rather than standing on top, so they stay within reach without taking up the space you actually work on. The tray holds them upright, which means fewer things tipping over when you reach past. It's the difference between a surface you have to clear before you start and one that's already ready.
04 / THREE DRAWERS, THREE DEPTHS
Shallow for jewelry, deep for bottles
The top drawer is shallow and glass topped, for necklaces and earrings. You can see what's in there before you open it. The middle drawer takes powders, lipsticks and the things you reach for daily. The bottom drawer is deep enough for full size toner and serum bottles, or the backups you bought on sale. Three heights, three jobs, nothing buried under anything else.