This dressing table has been designed to be a solution for the problems that women face everyday. The mirror’s positioning allows the user to do her makeup without having to lean in towards the mirror, it also acts as a cabinet with no obstructions. Here, cosmetics can be stored and accessed with ease while in use. The walnut veneered mirror also offers hidden storage units that open form the sides to store jewelry and other items. The body of the New Dressing Table is used to place handbags.

Ece Yilmaz was born in Istanbul, Turkey. She completed her undergraduate education in London where she was enrolled in the BA Product Design program at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. As a student she understood the need for practicality and chicness in furniture design. Each summer she took part in different art courses that enriched her personal style from Parsons NY to Christies Education to workshops in Turkey. Her educational goals in design have been geared towards creating products that are functional and useful in everyday life, but also aesthetically pleasing and unique in style. These goals led her to adopt the user centered design approach, which she has applied to her pieces. Each piece has been carefully researched and crafted. Her exposure to different cultures and different styles has enriched her designs and given her a fresh approach. She currently lives in Brooklyn and is completing her MS in Interior Design studies at the Pratt Institute where she is further expanding her knowledge of design.