CHARMAID Jewelry Armoire with Full Length Mirror, Lockable Standing Jewelry Cabinet Organizer with Large Storage Capacity, Inside Makeup Mirror, Stable Base, Easy Assembly (Rustic Brown)

I’m so happy with my purchase. The quality is there. It’s easy to put together and I love looking at it every single day it holds all of my jewelry and all of my perfumes. I highly recommend this to everybody who wants to save space and have a beautiful piece of furniture added to their home. It locks on the side and I think that’s an amazing additive!

This is very easy to assemble. It’s very pretty! I love it

Good quality. Lots of storage. Downside it is top heavy. Definitely need to anchor to a wall.

Well built. Holds a lot of jewelry. Easy to assemble. Good value for the money

Set up was really easy. Has plenty of storage. Has rubber on the bottom for hard wood floors so it doesn’t move around. I did put some books to put weight on it as I read reviews it can lean when opening the door. So far I haven’t had that issue, but just to be on the safe side. No damages on the mirror or wood and looks elegant.

I have a small room so space is at a premium. Wanted this for jewelry along with some space behind for storage. I have a basket in that section and it works perfectly.

Absolutely love this mirror with storage for jewelers, skin care, or any small items. Good quality for a fake wood product. Easy to assemble. Mostly put together just had to screw on base. Doesn’t take up a lot of room. So great for teens or anyone who has lots of jewelry and no wear to put it all!

My rating is for all the trouble I had.The mirror arrived shattered. I tried exchanging it for another one, but the seller tried what they could for me to keep it and avoid getting it back. We settled on a $50 refund for me to get it fixed on my own. It actually costed $55.Transporting it and finding a place to fix it was annoying. Now I wish I had gotten refunded more for all this trouble. Once it got fixed at a local glass-repair shop, the armoire door felt heavier and sturdier. This is because the repair shop added vinyl to the back of the mirror to strengthen it. Because the frame flexes and feels like a thin plastic. Probably why it broke on delivery.The assembly took some figuring out as well, you get a few pictures as instructions. The base actually shows it being assembled the opposite way. The rectangle piece that is stuck to the base should go underneath the armoire.The materials feel like plastic and kind of flimsy, but once it was all tightly assembled, it felt strong. It comes with a string to tether it to the wall, but I didn’t install it. I think its sturdy enough to stand on its own perfectly.Overall, I like how it turned out. The finished armoire is nice to look at in person, it feels tall, and stands secure. Also, its locking door is a pretty cool addition that adds privacy to your stuff.You might be able to buy an actual wooden one somewhere, but then I think it would be too heavy to move around as you please.