A dressing table that hides what it is when it is not in use. The mirror does not stand above the surface on a frame; it lies flat beneath the middle of the tabletop, and lifting that centre panel brings a 13.3-in square mirror upright. Closed, the piece is an uninterrupted 35.4-in by 15.7-in console standing 29.5-in high, so it can sit against a wall in a bedroom and read as a plain table rather than announcing itself. Under the lid is where the storage lives. Beside the mirror, hidden storage boxes measuring 13.8-in by 13.9-in by 4.7-in take jewelry and ornaments, keeping small valuable pieces flat, separated and out of sight instead of lined up on a tray where they tangle. Two drawers, one at each side of the table, add closed storage of 11-in by 7.6-in by 4.1-in for cosmetics and the tools reached for every day. With the lid down, the spacious tabletop is large enough to display and organize all kinds of cosmetic and makeup tools, and with it up the big mirror reflects images clearly, sized to show the whole face at once rather than a section of it. A cushioned stool comes with the table, measuring 15.7-in by 13.3-in by 16.1-in, so there is somewhere comfortable to sit while doing makeup instead of a chair borrowed from another room. Both pieces are built from thick solid MDF, which is what makes the set sturdy and durable enough to serve for a long time. Simple assembly is needed, and each box holds one dressing table together with one dressing stool.