In this photo you can see where the cut is in the bottom, and the little folding chair fits in there fine. Since I used bar lighting I cut a hole in the cabinet back to accommodate the electrical outlet for them. The bar lights have plug-in features, so I can plug my hair dryer and curling iron in on them.
Here you can see where my hubby wired in a automatic switch for the lights. When the door is closed, the lights go off.
This is a tougher photo to see, as the lights are pretty bright. I used 3 bathroom bar lights, and these are 25 watt bulbs! No problem with enough light here!
I put in a mirror - the largest size I could fit in there.
On each side wall I added small plastic trays for storage - just screwed them in where the design allowed, so I didn't have to drill them.
The next 2 photos shows the inside of the doors. The left door has wire baskets screwed in to use for storage. Both doors have
2 (12-inch mirror tiles installed.
2 (12-inch mirror tiles installed.
This last summer I decided that I needed a bit more storage, so I found a small unit that fit on top of the pantry unit. I painted everything white, then added some quarter-round trim, and now I have a built-in "vanity" and more storage. I used the handles that came with the units as the other furniture in the bedroom is oak.
I think this looks much nicer and cleaner than a make-up table in my bedroom.
Sharon
Sharon
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