Pottery Barn has a mirrored dresser that isn’t quite as elegant but still looks casually nice.  I can just imagine the cotton window curtains whisping in the wind against it will the dresser calmly sits in the corner of the room.  This piece has champagne gold trim and isn’t as big as the aforementioned mirrored furniture from Horchow.  Also, big difference in price.  The Pottery Barn dresser only costs $799.99 and $80 shipping.

Both are beautiful mirrored dressers but my favorite is the Clairmonte dresser.  That said, the more dynamic and functional labels may go to the Pottery Barn piece because it could possibly act as a mirrored nightstand given its slimmer body.  As you can tell I’m a huge fan of almost all contemporary mirrored bedroom furniture pieces.  These two are a good compare and contrast duo because they both bring different qualities and characteristics against each other.  Casual vs formal, trim vs no trim, cheap vs more expensive, large vs small, etc.

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One thing you have got to love about the “Mirrored Tuxedo Chest” is you won’t get fingerprints on it.  It has a pull out handle on the drawers and the sides and top appear to be made of wood.  The only mirrored part is the front of the pull out drawer and it’s beautifully bordered with the pale black colors.

Another neat feature is how the three door chest has almost an embossed face to it as the drawers have a protruding surface.  If you’re on the fence about purchasing this piece, let me be the first to push you over and say buy the tuxedo chest.  I think the tuxedo mirrored chest is absolutely gorgeous and recommend it if you’re decor and theme can handle the brilliant beauty.

Mirrored Tuxedo Chest (As Seen on DecorPad)