The Iconic Bedroom Dresser
Dressers are an essential bedroom furniture piece, we all need them to store our clothes. They can also act as a great tv stand for the bedroom, or more surface space for pictures, lamps, candles, lamps, and all sorts of items that you can't store elsewhere. Dressers come in a variety of finishes and sizes.
Popular Finishes for Bedroom Dressers
The most important factor when selecting your dresser is the finish, does it match your existing bedroom décor. You probably don't want a mixture of odd furniture pieces in your bedroom (although this is a growing trend), in which case you should narrow your search to finishes and tones that already exist in your bedroom.
The Classic Finishes for Dressers
It’s not at all surprising that white and black are the most popular finishes for bedroom dressers. A white dresser offers that romantic princess look, as well as the cottage coastal theme that many designers love. White also can make objects look larger, making your room feel bigger overall.
Black on the other hand offers a clean cut, look. Sometimes a black dresser can give have an ebony appearance, but can give a room a modern look and feel as well as an East Asian flair. Another popular finish is the American classic of unfinished pine, for a minimalistic or even rustic look.
Many of our black, white, and unfinished pieces are a part of our antique dresser category. Typically more expensive, an antique dresser can be a beautiful addition to a new or older home.
Popular Sizes for dressers
Dressers come in all sorts of sizes, and once you have decided on your color, you can easily find the dresser that will fit your needs. Dressers are called singles, double and triples based on how many vertical columns of drawers they hold.
The smallest dressers, 3 drawer dressers, are recommended for kids and for those that don't have a lot of space for extra storage. They are also great as additional bedroom storage. A closet, or a wardrobe armoire is recommended for those considering a three drawer dresser.
Four drawer dressers once were the standard sized dresser someone might have, but things have changed recently and now the 6 drawer dresser has become the norm.
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