Create a room of your own that provides the perfect start and end to each day with the Modern Edge 2 door 6 drawer dresser. Meticulously crafted using Rubberwood solids and Melamine, this dresser features a Caffe finish. The dresser boasts wide picture frame molding and a distinguished raised block base, adding a touch of sophistication to any space. The dresser features two doors flanked by three wood-framed drawers on each side, providing ample storage for your belongings while maintaining a balanced aesthetic. The doors showcase reeded molding, imbuing the piece with a sense of casual contemporary style, perfect for modern living spaces. Behind the two doors lies a convenient adjustable wood shelf, allowing you to customize the interior to suit your organizational needs. Completing the look are the Satin Wash bar pull hardware accents adorning the doors and drawers, adding a subtle yet luxurious touch to the overall design. Whether you're seeking functionality, style, or both, the Modern Edge 2 door 6 drawer dresser promises to be a standout piece in your home, combining practicality with refined aesthetics for a truly exceptional addition to your bedroom décor.
Dimensions: W66 x D18 x H37
Weight: 229 lbs.
- Wood: Rubberwood Solids and Melamine
- Finish: Caffe
- Dimensions: W66 x D18 x H37
- Box Dimensions: W68 x D19 x H37
- Weight: 229 lbs.
- Cubes: 28.1
- Satin Wash Bar Pull Hardware
- Wide Picture Frame Molding
- Doors Accented with Reeded Molding
- Raised Block Base
- Contemporary Styling
- Center Kenlin Metal Drawer Guides
- English Dovetail Construction
- Bottom Case Dust Proofing
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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