Dressing tables, vanity tables & bedroom dressing furniture

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Dressing tables & vanity furniture

Dressing tables made for the way you get ready

From mirrored vanities and lighted makeup tables to slim wall-mounted designs, browse dressing tables for every kind of bedroom — then ask us about the one that fits your space.

Cream painted dressing cabinet with two small drawers and two textured doors, with an ornate gold-framed mirror leaning above it
Cream twin-pedestal dressing table with a fluted top drawer and metallic-tone handles, styled beneath a round wall mirror

Six stylesFrom compact to mirrored and storage-led

Shop by style

Find your dressing table style

Every table in the collection sits in one of six styles. Pick a starting point and narrow it down from there.

Featured tables

A few dressing tables and vanities from across the styles. Open any table to see what’s pictured and send us a question.

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  • Cream twin-pedestal dressing table with a fluted top drawer and metallic-tone handles, styled beneath a round wall mirror Storage Dressing Tables

    Storage Dressing Tables

    Fluted Pedestal Dressing Table

    A twin-pedestal dressing table with a fluted full-width top drawer and slim metallic-tone edging, pictured in a soft cream finish.

  • White vanity table with a lighted tri-fold mirror, small upper drawers, two main drawers with gold-tone handles and a matching upholstered stool Vanity Tables

    Vanity Tables

    Lighted Tri-Fold Vanity Set

    A white vanity table with a three-panel mirror framed by bulb-style lights, a raised organiser tier and a matching stool.

  • Slim metal-frame vanity table with a round mirror and ring-shaped lamp on upright rods, a stone-look tabletop and one drawer, with a pink velvet stool Mirror Dressing Tables

    Mirror Dressing Tables

    Slim-Frame Mirror Vanity

    A slender metal-frame vanity with a round mirror and a ring-style lamp mounted on upright rods, plus a single drawer beneath the top.

  • French-style painted vanity with a carved, gilded triple mirror, twin cabinets with doors and curved legs, with a matching cane-back chair Mirror Dressing Tables

    Mirror Dressing Tables

    French-Style Triple Mirror Vanity

    A classically styled vanity with a three-part mirror, carved gilded detailing, twin door cabinets and a pale stone-look top.

What to look for

Practical details that make a dressing table work

Designs differ — not every table has drawers, a mirror or lighting. Here’s what to compare as you browse.

  • Tabletop space

    Think about what lives on the surface every day — a mirror, skincare, a jewellery tray, a lamp — and choose a top wide and deep enough to hold it without crowding.

  • Drawer & cabinet storage

    Some designs in the collection offer twin pedestals of drawers or cabinet doors, while others keep to a single slim drawer. Match the storage to how much you want tucked away.

  • Mirror arrangement

    Look for an attached tri-fold or round mirror, or pair a table with a separate wall or leaning mirror. Each product listing notes how it is pictured.

  • Lighting

    A few designs are pictured with bulb-style lights around the mirror or an integrated lamp; others rely on the room’s light or a table lamp you add.

  • Footprint & clearance

    Wall-mounted and slim two-drawer designs suit compact rooms, while pedestal and cabinet styles need more floor and wall space.

  • Seating & knee space

    Check the open space under the top so a stool or chair can tuck in comfortably when the table isn’t in use.

Minimal white dressing table with two drawers and panel legs beneath a rounded rectangular wall mirror, with a white armchair

Pictured: Minimal Two-Drawer Dressing Table, a compact option for a bedroom corner.

Choosing a dressing table

Six things to think about before you choose

A dressing table has to suit the room, the rest of your bedroom furniture and your daily routine. These questions help narrow the choice.

  1. Start with the style of the room

    Ornate, painted and gilded pieces sit naturally in classic rooms; slim metal frames and flat, handle-free fronts suit modern bedrooms. Choose the direction first and the shortlist gets shorter.

  2. Coordinate with your bedroom furniture

    Echo a finish, a handle colour or a leg shape from your bed, wardrobe or bedside tables, so the dressing table looks like it belongs with the rest of the room.

  3. Be honest about storage

    If you keep a lot of makeup, hair tools or jewellery, drawers and cabinets matter more than a large open surface. If you keep things minimal, a single drawer can be enough.

  4. Measure the space you have

    Measure the wall width, the depth you can spare and the space needed to pull out a chair. Alcoves and corners often suit compact or wall-mounted designs.

  5. Plan tabletop organisation

    Picture the tabletop on a busy morning. Trays, a raised tier or drawer organisers help keep everyday items within reach but out of sight.

  6. Let personal style lead

    A dressing table is one of the most personal pieces in a bedroom. Pick the one you’ll enjoy sitting at every day — then ask us for the details.

Photos & video

Dressing tables, in the room

Bedroom setups, close-ups and detail shots, plus a look at drawer storage in use.

Product videos

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Drawer storage demonstrationOrganising skincare, brushes and accessories in a vanity drawer with removable trays.
Room setup video

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Questions welcome

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Table details

What you can see in the photo

    Sizes, materials, finish options and availability are shared on request. Send us a message and we’ll reply by email with the details for this table.

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