Costco Shelves Helpful for Small Homes -

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Organizing is tough when you don’t have enough storage space. Even the best systems won’t work if there’s nowhere to put your stuff. That’s why space-saving furniture that serves double duty is such a lifesaver. This rotating vanity from Costco is exactly the kind of versatile solution that can help wrangle clutter in small rooms.

The four-sided cabinet sits on a 19-inch base and stands almost 5½ feet tall. The lazy Susan design makes it easy to access the storage on each side. For $349.99, you get a full-length mirror, spots to hang jewelry and accessories, deep shelves, and slimmer shelves for toiletries. The small footprint and turning ability let you tuck this into corners that would otherwise go to waste.

What to consider before buying Costco’s new rotating vanity

the rotating vanity at costco has deep shelves and hooks for hanging accessories

In cluttered rooms, storage is about more than just having a place to put things – it’s about being able to access them easily too. The rotating feature on this piece is genius for high-traffic, cluttered areas like bedrooms, bathrooms, and craft rooms.

One thing to watch out for is the price difference between Costco’s online and in-store prices. Right now, the online price is $499.99, but you can find it for $349.99 in the warehouses. Costco’s website and store prices don’t always match, so check before you buy online.

If you’re crafty, you could even DIY something similar. Instead of a mirror, you could add a chalkboard, corkboard, or whiteboard for extra functionality. All you need is an affordable lazy Susan turntable to turn a basic cabinet into a rotating vanity.