Makeup Vanity Desk Blueprint - Dimensions & Cut List

Overall material utilization factor - 52.48 %
Total edge banding length - 12.76′ (41.854 m)
Total cutting length - 20.64′ (67.722 m)

Description by Flatma:

This project features a compact vanity table design with a spacious work surface, twin drawer pedestals, and a hutch that frames a mirror opening. The layout suits bedrooms, dressing areas, or studio spaces where a makeup vanity desk is needed without sacrificing storage. The plans focus on straightforward panel construction so the build is accessible for DIY furniture projects while allowing precise joinery and clean modern lines. Keywords such as vanity table plans, makeup vanity plans, and dressing table blueprints are naturally aligned with this design.

Construction Features

The construction uses laminated particle board panels at 0.63 in (16 mm) thickness for the carcass, shelves, and fronts. Standard sheet size referenced: 0.63 x 81.5 x 110.2 in (16 x 2070 x 2800 mm). The back and drawer bottoms are fiberboard at 0.12 in (3 mm), sheet size 0.12 x 66.9 x 108.1 in (3 x 1700 x 2745 mm). Exposed edges are finished with banding sized about 0.08 x 0.75 in (2 x 19 mm). Approximate edge length in the model is 137.3 ft (41.854 m), and aggregate cut length is about 222.2 ft (67.722 m). Panel yield in the cutting layout is around 52.48%. The hutch provides open side shelves and a central aperture for a mirror; shelving spacing and opening size are adjustable in the plans. Drawer pedestals are designed for full-extension slides to maximize access.

Materials and Hardware

- Laminated particle board, white finish (W1000_9), 0.63 in (16 mm) - Fiberboard (DVP) back/bottoms, 0.12 in (3 mm) - Edge banding, 0.08 x 0.75 in (2 x 19 mm) Recommended hardware: full-extension drawer slides, cam connectors or confirmat screws, dowels, wood screws, shelf pins, pulls/knobs, leveling feet, and mirror clips. Optional: cable grommet, LED strip channel, and soft-close slides.

Customization Options

- Adjust overall width and the mirror opening to fit the room and preferred mirror size - Choose alternative finishes or contrasting edge banding - Reconfigure drawers vs. open cubbies; add organizers - Modify shelf spacing in the hutch; add lighting After detailed review, the blueprints are available for download, and element dimensions can be adapted to individual requirements.