When looking at the different types and styles of jewelry armoires, you will have many choices in what you can buy. Powell jewelry armoire designs have introduced many great functional and aesthetic features into an affordable armoire, putting the price within reach of many people who in the past might have not found such jewelry chests affordable. Additionally, companies like Target and even Walmart have started stocking jewelry armoires, if not in their retail locations, then through the online retail shops, further lowering the price tag on these expensive items.

What this means is you have more choices than ever when it comes to buying the right type of jewelry armoire. But what is the best type? The answer depends on what you want actually, more so than any one type being the “best”.

For example, if you’ve got a decent sized jewelry collection but no place to store it, and additionally your bedroom or home is short on extra floor space, the best type for you is likely going to be the armoires that mount into the wall. These armoires are installed securely into the wall and give you a place to house your jewelry without taking up any noticeable space. Another benefit is you that it’s usually masked with a full length mirror and a locking mechanism, which essentially hides the fact that there’s an expensive amount of jewelry right behind it.

On the other hand, if you’ve got plenty of space and plenty of jewelry, or you are looking for a nice armoire furniture unit to round out a room, a stand alone armoire would fit you perfectly. A classic white jewelry armoire has that appeal many are looking for when they imagine an antique looking armoire of modern quality. These jewelry armoires take up about 5 feet vertical and 2 to 3 feet wide when the top and sides are opened, so they do need a decent amount of space.

If you’ve the money to spend for it, you can spend it on getting extra features, such as an armoire a hand painted design, extra mirror, and suede interiors.

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