Now, picture the bathroom makeup vanity (or another place) where you get ready each morning.
As you plan your design, prioritize great lighting, stylish seating, and practical storage.
Or, just flip through our bathroom makeup vanity ideas for all the inspiration you need.
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Consider Your Routine
A bathroom makeup vanity table should be thoughtfully designed to suit your daily routine.
Incorporate drawers and other storage solutions to house your go-to products or accessories.
Framed artwork,a vase of fresh flowers, or a pretty tray are simple but high-impact accessories.
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Thisupholstered stooloffers a comfy perch, matches the bathroom’sbeige wall color, and slides neatly underneath the makeup vanity.
Position the vanity nearby to capitalize on natural light if a window is available.
Blend with the Surroundings
Don’t let your makeup vanity be an afterthought.
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When planning yourbathroom layout, consider where one fits in for functionality and efficiency.
Deck Out Your Drawers
Ease your morning routine with smart storage solutions for your bathroom makeup vanity.
These drawers areoutfitted with dividersthat sort cosmetics by category.
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This bathroom makeup vanity counter sits several inches lower than thesurrounding vanity.
Standardbathroom vanityheight is 30 to 34 inches, but 26 to 29 inches is more common for sit-down vanities.
A mirrored table keeps thisvanity nooklight and airy, while the cushioned chair adds elegance with its curvy lines.
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Install a Makeup Mirror
Mirrors are crucial for a well-equipped bathroom makeup vanity.
Consider mounting a smaller mirror on a nearby wall that can extend outward or tilt as needed.
Look for an Unoccupied Spot
Does your bathroom have a neglected corner?
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An odd space you don’t know how to use?
Consider placing a makeup vanity in the unoccupied spot.
Sconces mounted on either side boost illumination during times of day when natural light is lacking.
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Tongue-and-groovewall panelingwraps the small space in timeless charm, whilecollectibles line open shelvesfor a personal touch.
To optimizesoaring ceilings, consider using teak beams like these to draw the eye upward.
Incorporate Elegant Details
Amplify the luxurious feel of a bathroom makeup vanity with elegant style choices.
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Here,marble countertopsand polished nickel hardware dress up a bright white makeup area.
Wallpaper with a metallic floral pattern adds a sophisticated sheen.
A low, skirted chair tucks underneath and brings color and pattern to the room.
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Go Sleek and Simple
Your primping spot need not take up a lot of room.
This modern bathroom makeup vanity tucks between aclear-glass shower enclosureand translucent sliding glass doors leading to the toilet compartment.
The sleek, ebony-stained table and sand-color limestone slab top complementthe bathroom’s minimalist style.
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Install an Extra Sink
This bathroom makeup area sparkles with traditional style.
Its shapely curves, mirrored-glass table, andluxurious marble countertopevoke the glamour of old Hollywood.
The petite sink built into the counter is a welcome convenience when applying or removing makeup.
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Beaded-board paneling and deep baseboards on the cabinetry add architectural character.
A combination of drawers and cabinets provides plenty of storage for cosmetics, styling tools, andextra towels.
Bathroom Design Ideas to Organize Your Space
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