Dressing Tables

How to choose a dressing table

• A mirror that adjusts: a tilting mirror can be angled for a small child and still works as they grow.
• A stool that tucks in: ours comes without a stool, so choose one that slides fully under the 75 cm top.
• Small drawers: shallow drawers keep hair clips and jewellery tidy.

Common mistakes when choosing a dressing table

• Choosing for today only: children grow quickly. Check that the mirror and the top will still suit them in a few years.
• A stool that sticks out: a stool too tall for the top cannot slide under it and gets in the way in a small room.
• Forgetting the mirror height: with its mirror, a dressing table stands much taller. Check windowsills and sloping ceilings.

Dimensions and materials

• Height: 136 cm with the mirror.
• Materials: solid pine and white lacquered MDF (wood fibreboard).

Goes well with

• A desk: our white dressing table matches the white Amori desk.
• Kids' beds: see the matching beds among our kids' beds.
• Bedside tables: a bedside table from the same white range finishes the room.

Frequently asked questions

How high should a dressing table be?

Your child should sit with their elbows level with the top. Ours has its top at 75 cm, standard table height, so a younger child needs a higher stool.

How big is a dressing table?

Our children's dressing table is 70 cm wide, so it fits against a short stretch of wall.

Does a dressing table need a mirror?

It helps. Ours has a tilting mirror built in.

What is the dressing table made of?

Solid pine and white lacquered MDF (wood fibreboard).