Whether it's more closet space, an extra dresser or just a few more drawers in the nightstand, we've all wished for additional storage at one point or another, especially in the bedroom.
Shoppers are obsessing over Costco's "secret" vanity for that exact reason. While the vanity looks like a typical dresser or nightstand on the outside, it actually pulls out and offers tons of different storage compartments.
The bottom two "drawers" pull out into a comfortable seat, and the seat cushion lifts up for further storage. And that's not even the best part — the "tabletop" piece of the vanity flips up into an LED lighted mirror (it has six different settings). Plus, the top drawer also pulls out and contains four divided sections that make it a breeze to organize all of your beauty essentials.
With two power outlets and three USB ports on the side of the vanity, shoppers are loving how easily they can plug in all their hair tools or charge their devices while getting ready.
While the vanity might take up some extra space with all the different storage sections and compartments expanded, they can all be tucked away in minutes for a simple, clean look. With the mirror set down, the top of the vanity can even be used as added tabletop space.
To purchase Costco's "secret" vanity, you'll need to sign up for a Costco membership. But if you're not a member, we found a few similar compact options on Amazon, Wayfair and Pottery Barn. Say goodbye to overflowing dressers and cluttered closets and hello to your new sleek, space-efficient friend.
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Laura Millar (she/her) is a freelance lifestyle journalist for Good Housekeeping. She holds a degree in Film, TV & Media from the University of Michigan, and was previously the assistant lifestyle editor for GH, where she covered home design. Her byline has appeared in NBC's TODAY.com, PEOPLE, Real Simple, and Business Insider.
