I like how it turned out. I'm pretty handy when it comes to building furniture. This project took me a day to finish with my 13 yo.
1. I noticed box two had damaged pieces but I was already into the project and kept going. Luckily I'm not too particular but I'm guessing someone returned this box bc it was retapped. My advice is double check your boxes before your start. The piece damaged was the mirror section. Luckily the damage was most noticeable in the back of back and underneath desktop.
2. I purchased the diamond drawer knobs, I could not for the life of me figure out why they were paired with the longest screws. The knobs were torqued. I'm going to have to buy new ones bc that part is super annoying to me.
3. I wish it had electrical outlets on the desk and that the light switch had more than one option of BRIGHT WHITE.
4. Altogether, I would buy again but I don't think it was worth the price.

Question. Did the mirror and and the glass for the vanity table come in a separate box? Received my vanity and lights but missing the mirror and the glass. Thanks in advance.

Not sure what the other got but my vanity came in perfect condition. It was fairly easy to build (I've built many things so could be why I was able to figure it out quickly) took me two hours. I sorted out all the pieces and screws before starting. Also the numbers that they used to label the parts and were visible come off ! USED PER ACETONE AND A COTTON SWAB. Not a big deal at all. Only inconvenience was the side outlet that doesn't fit by any means, but is an easy fix. I will be just widening the hole and fitting it like normal. Overall I think it's a good little investment will it last forever probably not but if you take care of it it'll last a long time.

My 16yo picked this out as a new vanity for her room. It arrived quickly via FedEx in 3 boxes (two with the parts and one with the lights). The instructions say it's a 2 person job, but I was able to do 98% of it myself as a 5'4" 125 lb woman. The only part I needed help with was lifting the completed top (with mirror) onto the base (drawer unit). That was not anything I could have done on my own. I added a picture with approximate dimensions as we wanted to order a chair for it but didn't know how much space there would be for one from the description on Amazon. There are 3 shorter drawers that go across the top and 3 deeper drawers down the right side. The shorter drawers measure 12.75" x 13.125" x 2.625" high on the inside. The deeper drawers measure 12.75" x 13.125" x 4.25" high on the inside. The working surface of the vanity is 13" by 47.5" and has a glass overlay. The mirror is already attached to the top part, which was honestly a relief.

As far as the materials go"¦it's not the best quality, so you get what you pay for. The outside has a glossy sheen to it, which makes it look nicer than it is. I recommend replacing the drawer pulls as they are cheap white plastic and will likely not last long. The manufacturer stamped the numbers in terrible spots (see pics) as the numbers are still visible once it's put together. I'm not sure if a magic eraser will remove them or if we are stuck staring at them forever. I'm worried about the magic eraser taking the finish off the particle board, so I haven't tried yet. The only issue that came with it was a crack along one of the holes where the lights go through (see pic). Other than that, everything was in good condition. We ended up attaching the drawer slides to the bottom of the drawers instead of the sides because the screws wouldn't go deep enough to provide a smooth slide. The drawer would catch when pushing in or pulling out. I have no idea the longevity of doing that as the raw particle board it's screwed into on the bottom may not hold up long without splitting. It was a chance we had to take. There were also some issues with the board that splits the two shorter drawers on the left. It's almost like it was made opposite of how it should have been. I was able to do it the right way and the drawers lined up well.

There are twelve bulbs and you can have the light switch be on either the left or right side, depending on where your plug-in is. We used a 3M strip to attach it to the side so it would be within easy reach when sitting at the vanity. The separators that came with it should be able to be used in any of the drawers, but there is only one set. My kid is happy with the end result, so I'm happy.

Why i bought this one:
Searched around for quite awhile before pulling the trigger on this one. Hits NEARLY every feature i wanted in my perfect vanity - glass tabletop, multiple drawers for storage, built in organizers, height and dimensions are great, fits with directors chair and perfectly in this space"¦. USB, C & 120v outlet for phone, music and hair tools to mount on the side even. The one thing I would have preferred it had instead was led lights built IN to the mirror, but the "˜hollywood' style bulbs i could live with given everything else"¦

After thoughts:
It does come in quite a number of small pieces you need to be ready to assemble over a few days and two people are absolutely needed. Given the price and the fact it ships and has to be handed off quite a bit before arriving, understandable. Inspected it once i opened it up and it was packaged well enough to where there wasnt any damage.. awesome!

Improvements needed:
The materials are quite sensitive (particle board) so one drop, too much drilling force, etc., it'll crack or split. The numbers on each part come off easily once put together with a magic eraser. The stickers provided to cover the drills don't really stick on well. The biggest thing is that there have been so many iterations of this product in a short period of time so the directions are EXTREMELY confusing and dont match up between the written instructions provided, their website and youtube instructional videos. Kinda have to piece it together because the order of operations included are complete nonsense.