A slim bamboo medicine cabinet that puts a full-height mirror and three shelf levels in the same 14-in by 5.5-in footprint, so a small wall above the sink does the work of both. The door front is a high-definition acrylic mirror rather than plate glass, which reflects just as clearly for shaving or applying makeup but absorbs a knock instead of shattering, an easy trade to accept in a room with hard tile underfoot. Behind it the 24-in tall body is divided into three tiers, and because both interior shelves lift out, the layout adapts to whatever needs storing: keep all three rows for medicine bottles, small tins and daily grooming supplies, or pull one shelf to open a tall bay for a mouthwash bottle or a boxed refill. The cabinet accepts up to 66 lbs in total, enough that heavier glass jars and full bottles are no concern. Installation is flexible in two ways, since the unit either hangs flat on the wall using the mounting screws supplied in the box or drops into a recessed wall opening for a flush, built-in look, and the door is offered in left or right-hand hinging so it opens away from the sink rather than into it. A recessed handle sits in the door edge, keeping the front face clean and unbroken, while a magnetic catch pulls the door shut and holds it there. The frame is natural bamboo with a varnished surface, warm in tone, quick to wipe down and light at 10.5 lbs, so a single person can lift it into place during assembly.