Dressers and Dressing Tables, Built with the Wardrobe
Getting ready happens in one place — or it happens in three rooms.


Earrings in the bathroom. The watch on the bedside. Perfume on the windowsill, where the sun ruins it.
Nothing is lost. It's just spread across three rooms.
Where the light is right
I place the dresser where daylight falls on the face, not behind it. Then the mirror, the LED-lit floating shelves and the plug points for the dryer, planned before a single wire is laid.
Drawers for what you own
- Felt-lined jewellery drawers on soft-close channels
- Bangle rods built into the shelf
- Drawers sized to your skincare and make-up, bottles standing up
- A lock where it matters, within reach
Part of the wardrobe wall, not an add-on
Same finish, same line. Seated or standing. In one home it floats, in orange gloss; in another it sits beside seven closets on one quiet wall. In a walk-in or dressing room, it becomes the centre of the room.
Built in one factory
19 mm blockboard sealed on both sides. PU lacquer, veneer, laminate or glass. Designed, built and installed by me, from my factory in Delhi.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should a dressing table be part of the wardrobe?
How should jewellery be stored in a dresser?
Where should a dressing table go in a bedroom?
Tell me what sits on your dresser today. I'll tell you where each thing should live.
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