Most dressing tables give you a flat surface and a mirror. Bottles line up without any system. Jewellery ends up in a pile. The routine that should feel calm becomes more of a chore.
The four tables in this collection each approach that differently. One for the skincare enthusiast. One for slow mornings. One for the dual-purpose bedroom. One for the person who wants the best mirror in the room.
For Your Skincare Routine: Ella Dressing Table
If your routine centres around skincare and you want every product on display, the Ella is built for that.
Every bottle finally has its place. The Ella Dressing Table is made with solid FAS-grade cherry wood. It has an illuminated showcase shelf and a glass-top jewellery display. The right side has 26cm of clearance for tall skincare bottles. The left side has three adjustable shelving levels. A deep makeup drawer and a built-in power socket complete the setup.
For Your Slow Mornings: Anne Dressing Table
If you want something romantic and compact that doubles as a bedside table, the Anne is for you.
A setup as beautiful as the ritual. The Anne Dressing Table has a French-inspired design. It features Roman pillar legs and arched door details. It has touch-activated ambient lighting, double-layer upper shelves, and adjustable glass shelving. The desktop is 88cm wide with 58cm of leg clearance.
For Your Work Setup: Hilary Dressing Table
Desk by day. Vanity by night. The Hilary Dressing Table is a solid FAS-grade black walnut dressing table. It has a reversible side cabinet, a 28cm tall bottle zone, and a built-in power strip. It also has a large 70.6cm main drawer as well. The angle-adjustable mirror make it the most versatile setup in the collection.
For the Final Check: Lola Dressing Table
If you want the best mirror in the collection, the Lola is for you. It has a 350 degree rotating ring light perfect for final touch ups.
One mirror. No guesswork. The Lola Dressing Table has a 54.6cm by 34cm rotating mirror. It also comes with a 360 degree ring light at three brightness levels. It comes in 0.8m or 1.0m width and natural oak or walnut finish.
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Dressing Table
- Keep most-used products at eye level so they are always easiest to reach
- Use the built-in power socket or strip to run tools without extra cables
- Wipe down glass shelves and drawer interiors every few weeks to prevent residue
- Use adjustable shelving to reorganise as your collection changes
- Wipe the solid wood frame with a dry cloth to keep the grain looking clean
Where to Buy in Singapore
In Store
Visit IUIGA's showroom to see the full dressing table collection before you buy.
Online
Shop on IUIGA's website for full specifications, dimensions, and delivery across Singapore.
Conclusion
Four dressing tables. Each one built for a different kind of routine. Ella keeps your skincare on display. Anne brings romance into slow mornings. Hilary adapts from vanity to desk. The Lola gives you the most accurate mirror in the collection. Find the one that fits how you actually get ready.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which dressing table suits a small bedroom?
The Anne has the slimmest profile and doubles as a bedside table. The Hilary starts at 80cm and expands only when needed.
Which one has the best mirror?
The Lola has a 54.6cm by 34cm rotating mirror with a full 360 degree ring light at three brightness levels.
Which dressing table has a built-in power socket?
Both the Ella and the Hilary have built-in power access for plugging in hair dryers and beauty tools.
Which one works as a desk?
The Hilary Dressing Table. It expands to 110cm and has a large main drawer and side cabinet that suit both vanity and workspace setups.
Are all four tables made from solid wood?
Yes. Ella uses cherry wood, Anne uses rubberwood, Hilary uses black walnut, and Lola uses oak. All are FAS-grade with no particle board or veneers.
