My sewing machine is in a Koala style cabinet (don't know what brand it actually is). The cabinet is on wheels and has a wonderful fold down extension. When I am piecing it is floating and by back is to the wall and window so light comes in and shines right on my work area. If someone comes into the room I am facing the door and can easily look up. I quilt on a longarm so I don't need to worry about supporting anything. But when I attach binding, I turn the cabinet and extend the table out so the left hand side is against the wall and the front of the cabinet butts up against the radiator. These help keep the quilt from sliding off the table as I attach binding. I like having the flexibility of a dedicated cabinet on rollers. I can change it and move it as necessary.