These designers started out designing many of their pieces with hair dryer "holsters," a lot like what you'd see at a hair salon. These were usually mounted on the back of vanity doors. But this particular dressing table doesn't have any doors — there are only drawers — so they had to come up with another way for the client to store her hair dryer and curling iron. Making use of one of the large drawers seemed to make the most sense. This pull-out is made out of two dove-tail drawers with a door that connects the two. The designers added a surface to the bottom drawer, and cut two holes into it for a hair dryer and curling iron. For the hair dryer, they put in a rubber holder for gripping different sized hair dryers. Powder-coated steel lines the curling/flat iron holder. The blow dryer and curling iron plug into a box inside the dresser. This helps keep the wires hidden and makes it easy to close the drawer without unplugging everything. This smart design is something these designers have begun doing on request. Since every client has different appliances in different shapes and sizes, they'll often have the homeowners take a photo of everything they want to store in the space so they can fit it all in. More: Bathroom Storage: Where to Keep the T.P.?Bathroom Storage: Where to Keep the TowelsVanity Towers Take Bathroom Storage to New Heights