Bedroom

Get the look of posh barn wood without setting foot in a salvage yard. Replicated rough-sawn oak of this dresser has a vintage finish that is remin...

This dresser is the epitome of traditional decor. Louis Philippe-style moulding dates back to the mid-19th century when furnishings were lavish yet...

A fresh, new take on traditional style. This dresser meets today’s design tastes with beauty and grace. Its tobacco brown finish allows the natural...

When merged in just the right way, rustic and industrial styles can make one happy marriage. Case in point: this bedroom dresser. A refined take on...

Modern yet hefty. This dresser makes an urban eclectic statement. Seasoned raw wood look merges with the clean lined design we love today. Muted ru...

This dresser's weathered driftwood finish evokes such an ethereal vibe—exactly what you need for your serene master suite. Clean lines and simple y...

What a delightful take on rustic industrial style. Whether modern loft or modern farmhouse, this dresser makes itself at home. The wispy whitewash ...

Contemporary style is shaping up beautifully. Designer elements are evident from every angle in this dresser. Quality crafted with dovetail constru...

Priced to entice and styled to impress, this dresser makes the most of a clean-lined, contemporary profile. With three drawer sizes scaled to meet ...

With its clean, crisp and fresh finish, this dresser is understated elegance done to perfection. Whether you’re looking to exude an air of cottage ...

Your bedroom isn’t just a room. It’s a canvas. Express your farmhouse style with this dresser. Wispy white finish over replicated oak wood grain br...

Beachy style and lots of storage go hand in hand with this dresser. Its driftwood and surfer-inspired smoky finish creates a rustic look that's per...

This dresser's crisp cottage white gives traditional Louis Philippe profiling a delightful style awakening. The look is timeless. The feel? Right a...

This dresser is the epitome of traditional decor. Louis Philippe-style moulding dates back to the mid-19th century when furnishings were lavish yet...