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Vanity Area: The Unexpected Daily Essential

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  • Japandi
  • HDB (BTO)
  • ~1,200 sqft
  • 3 br
  • Couple Living
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    Byredo
    Mojave Ghost…
    S$293.80
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    Byredo
    Bal d'Afrique…
    S$293.80
    We initially didn’t plan for a vanity area, but our ID suggested adding a small one. Now, we can’t imagine our daily routine without it. From skincare to hair drying and quick outfit checks, this corner has become a spot we use every single day.
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    The built-in mirror adds a sleek and seamless look to the vanity area while also giving the illusion of a larger space. We opted for a drawer-free vanity, providing ample leg space and no more bumping into drawers like we used to at our old place. Now, we can sit comfortably and even cross our legs (hooray!)
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    Roomable Studios
    Kyoto Saddle Stool…
    S$180.00
    This oak stool was a gift that unexpectedly found its perfect place as our vanity chair! Plus, the closed storage underneath helps keep other essentials out of sight, maintaining a clutter-free space.
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    Our favorite perfumes and daily essentials are displayed on the open shelvings. Everything is within easy reach and the space is kept functional.
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    Dyson
    Dyson Supersonic™ Hair Dryer…
    S$699.00
    We measured the shelving height precisely to fit our Dyson hairdryer. Perfectly tucked away, it’s always ready to use but neatly stored when not in use. What started as an optional addition has now become a vital part of our daily routine. This small but efficient vanity area proves that even the smallest corners of a home can make a big impact.
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  • curryp
    Can you share the colour of your wardrobe laminate and where’s it from pls?
    16 days ago
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