A dressing table with a mirror elevated above the table surface has a higher centre of gravity than a unit with a low-profile top. Composite particle board legs or thin metal supports on such a unit transmit vibration from the floor or from the drawer being opened into the mirror column, causing visible vibration in the mirror image during use. Solid wood legs at each base corner absorb and damp this vibration more effectively, keeping the mirror stable. The DHS dressing table with mirror uses solid wood leg support beneath its engineered wood frame, measuring 90×40×145.5cm with a round LED mirror, four mixed-size drawers, and 10 LED bulbs with three light modes in white and grey.