19 of 20 dessers we sell people also get the mirror. IMO it is fine if you do not, many folks tell me they have a flat sceen they are putting on the wall instead.

BUT, it is helpful to have a mirror in your bedroom when you are getting ready. I have a body length mirror on my closet door. Also some mirrors just are not that expensive and if you decide five years from now you want the mirror your bedroom set very well may be out of production.

I have sold some classy large floor mirrors and some that open into tie or jewelry cabinents. Also floor and even door mirrors have more positioning possibilities than a mounted dresser mirror, a possible positive or a negative based on your tastes or your guest's.

I prefer the dresser without the mirror. I think I nice decorative mirror elsewhere in the room is a better look.

its up to you . i will suggest just do some polishing and make it look more beautiful and shiny.