Most women like taking care of their appearance, and a lot of women in the western world are big fans of fashion and style. Who wouldn't like a Carrie Bradshaw-like walk-in closet!? I sure wouldn't mind one... But what comes close second on a woman's wishlist (if not first!) is to have a dressing table where they can sit down and get ready in the mornings. Somewhere to have all their beauty products and jewellery - all in one place.
Do you have a dressing table, or a whole dressing room? How have you decorated it? Is it old fashioned, girly swirly, or contemporary?
Here are a few different inspirational pictures of absolutely gorgeous dressing tables of different styles. Which one is your favourite?
Do you have a dressing table, or a whole dressing room? How have you decorated it? Is it old fashioned, girly swirly, or contemporary?
Here are a few different inspirational pictures of absolutely gorgeous dressing tables of different styles. Which one is your favourite?
The first two styles are quite similar. They're both antique tables covered with thin textiles - the first one is a bit more modest looking, while the second one is covered in patterns.
The third and fourth styles are very contemporary. Both are chunky pieces of furniture, with lots of contrasts. The patterned wallpapers add a dramatic feeling to the rooms. The fourth dressing table also has a touch of shabby chic decorations to it, to contrast the modern furniture.
Both the fifth and sixth dressing tables are of a rococo style. The fifth is a more modern version of rococo - quite simple actually, while the sixth is a classic old style French rococo, with lots of gold and swirly details.
The third and fourth styles are very contemporary. Both are chunky pieces of furniture, with lots of contrasts. The patterned wallpapers add a dramatic feeling to the rooms. The fourth dressing table also has a touch of shabby chic decorations to it, to contrast the modern furniture.
Both the fifth and sixth dressing tables are of a rococo style. The fifth is a more modern version of rococo - quite simple actually, while the sixth is a classic old style French rococo, with lots of gold and swirly details.
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