Description
A sleek and stylish example of 1960s modular design, this white/pale grey melamine dressing table brings retro charm and practical versatility to any bedroom or dressing space. Finished with crisp black trim, the unit features two chests of drawers joined by a coordinating tabletop section that houses two additional drawers and a trio of mirrors—perfect for capturing every angle.
The modular design allows the chests of drawers to be positioned closer together or further apart, adjusting the knee hole width to suit your space. Each chest sits on short, elegant black dancette legs, giving the piece a light, elevated profile that’s typical of the era’s design language.
Super stylish and functional, this vanity offers ample storage and a clean-lined silhouette that blends beautifully with both vintage and contemporary interiors.
The whole vanity unit is very well crafted from wood and then faced in melamine so is strong and sturdy.
Why Buy Me? I flex to fit your space, serve up style in soft grey and black, and will make getting ready the best part of your day.
In good condition with just the odd bump or bruise commensurate with age. The metal drawer pulls show wear and patina with some worse than others and the mirrors have foxing to the edges. Overall the piece looks great however these age related blemishes are apparent on closer inspection. Please study the images for a good representation of the condition and message me with for any further information.
Dimensions
Width 215cm
Height 146cm
Depth 47cm
Each chest of drawers measures
Width 80cm
Depth 44.5cm
Height 63cm
– Overall height to top of mirrors: 146cm
– Width: adjustable based on chest placement but minimum with both base sections together (no knee hole space) 160cm – Depth: 47cm
