Personally I like the ones you have but I know about storage issues, your room has grey tones so I would go with that if your couldn't find something in white. White always looks clean and it allows you to change the colours in your room, at a later stage without changing your cabinetry. I do like the chest of draws idea suggested by someone above - it was what I had thought of before I saw their photo - the low but wide ones in grey. You have plenty of room for that and it could make your room look wider. For me the eye sore in the room is the ceiling light fixture. Something modern / perhaps glass or a large circular pendant could be perfect.

Looks great! I hope you don't mind my saying ... we have some lovely lamps and accessories for you're spruced up room :) although I can't see the rest of the room, the attached mirror comes to mind as a possible option for you.

I think that top one from Amart will look lovely with the room and will definitely carry on with your timber throughout, it’s different, has a light wood that will pick up the white of the tables, I would love it myself. Are you able to get a larger photo of it and see how it looks near tables.

Hi Nada, if you’re aiming for serenity, my personal opinion is, while the style of the mirrored dresser is complementary, it would give a busier, more glam look. Nothing wrong with that, just a different aesthetic. Items can often appear different in photos, but there doesn’t appear to be any cohesiveness in style between your bedside tables and the second dresser. I agree with those who recommended not going with the matching dresser but, generally, colour alone is not enough for that put together look we all aim for. Some reflection of the style, for example similar shaped legs, tips it over from neat to stylish. Perhaps look at a similar style but in a distressed look or a very pale blue? Or take photos of your room and visit some showrooms and see what they suggest. Unless there’s a reason to hurry, take your time. And above all, choose what you love. Style is, and should be, personal. Your, to date, purchases are lovely so trust your instincts.