Dresser With Deep Drawers
We’ve all had dressers in the past that look good and match our décor but don’t fit what we need them to. A dresser with deep drawers will fit everything from that scratchy jumper you hardly ever wear to those socks you’ve had for a bit too long. You can’t go wrong with something that’s trendy and practical, and deep dresser drawers will tick all of your bedroom storage boxes.
Weathered Gray Dresser
$1155 $1560
Weathered Gray Dresser
Greyleigh™
$1155 $1560
What we like: Mirror is a good size
What we don’t like: Drawers aren’t sanded inside
Not so great for: Smaller bedrooms
Perfect for: A master bedroom
Inspired by country-style rural designs, this dresser will make a stunning statement in your master bedroom. As it has a mirror built-in, you can save wall and floor space. Extremely convenient, you’ll have everything you need to get ready for the day in front of you. Moreover, the nine drawers differ in size, including one cupboard in the center for larger items.
Crafted from solid pine with plywood drawer bottoms and back panels, it has a weathered gray finish. Rough-sewn salvaged pine gives it a charming cottage vibe that’s perfect for creating a cozy atmosphere in your room. The handles are made from graphite hardware for a traditional look.
Mirrored Dresser
$749.99 $1229.99
Mirrored Dresser
Etta Avenue™
$749.99 $1229.99
What we like: Will reflect light
What we don’t like: No soft close drawers
Not so great for: Homes with pets
Perfect for: A glam décor scheme
Made with a solid and engineered wood frame, this double dresser is sturdy and elegant. An anchor is included at the back for safety. Measuring sixty inches wide, it has six equally-sized drawers. All surfaces are fitted with beveled mirror panels and clear, crystal knobs for a dazzling, Gatsby-esque look.
As glass is a natural light reflector, this dresser will automatically create a more open feel. We think it would look great in an entryway for a bright yet glam vibe. Due to the glimmering mirrored finish, we don’t recommend this dresser if you own pets. This is because glass will show marks much more easily than wood, making your dresser look dirty faster.
Contrasting Deep Drawers
$969.99 $1079.99
Contrasting Deep Drawers
Gracie Oaks
$969.99 $1079.99
A faux-concrete laminate body contrasts with delicate drawer handles for an elegant look with this chest, which has six evenly spaced deep drawers. However, there is no tipover restraint device included, which could potentially be a danger for small children.
Modern Dresser Drawers
$2099.99
Modern Dresser Drawers
Foundry Select
$2099.99
If you want something simple, this set of modern dresser drawers is a solid choice. Sturdily constructed from a mix of manufactured and solid wood with minor wood grain detail, it includes six generously sized drawers.
Mirrored Deep Drawer Chest
$1559.99 $1299.99
Mirrored Deep Drawer Chest
Everly Quinn
$1559.99 $1299.99
Blending the modern with strong, powerful lines, this dresser takes mirrored furniture to a new level. Featuring a smoked mirror style, it additionally has acrylic and polished nickel hardware. Moreover, the six drawer interiors are lined with black.
Minimalist Deep Dresser
Minimalist Deep Dresser
Mercury Row®
If you prefer things to be stripped back to the basics, this deep dresser has a sleek, minimalist look. Six even drawers and hidden handles all contribute to a clean, contemporary dresser that would look great in a modern home.
Metallic Dresser
Metallic Dresser
What we like: Textured metallic finish
What we don’t like: Drawers don’t open all the way
Not so great for: Traditional décor schemes
Perfect for: A modern luxe look
Unusual and chic, the sophisticated design of this dresser is elevated by its metallic finish. It features seven drawers, all felt-lined and including dovetail joints and ball-bearing glides. This will prevent any annoying squeaking.
The hexagonal honeycomb design splashed across this dresser will bring texture and definition to any room. We think the bold all-black or all-white finish would look great in an entryway. Measuring fifty-six inches wide, it will create a modern luxe look. Plus, the metallic detail will shine in a space with lots of light. As it contrasts with gold hardware, it would best suit a warmer color scheme for a cohesive look.
Mid Century Modern Deep Drawers Dresser
Mid Century Modern Deep Drawers Dresser
Corrigan Studio®
Offering ample storage in its seven drawers, three at the top and four below, this dresser features smooth ball bearing glides for sophisticated and dependable motion. Including a tipover restraint device, it is chic and stylish.
Designer Advice:
Full of mid-century modern flair, this dresser has a slightly distressed warm brown finish that would pair beautifully with neutral cream shades or dark forest green for a brighter contrast. The walnut veneer would also look great paired with wicker or rattan furniture for a charming rural aesthetic.
Minimalist Dresser
Minimalist Dresser
In case you are looking for a minimalist and functional dresser that complements your laidback vibe in the bedroom, then this is the product for you. The piece features a breathtaking two-tone finish that includes white on the drawers and walnut for the other parts. Its unique midcentury-style coupled with a durable construction will offer you outstanding value for money. The dresser is made from a combination of manufactured and solid wood too.
Dark Truffle Deep Dresser Drawers
Dark Truffle Deep Dresser Drawers
Lark Manor™
Crafted in a dark truffle color for a refined finish, this dresser has six large fully stained interior drawers and bottom case dust proofing. Felt-lined at the top, it is crafted partially from pine and poplar solid wood.
Dresser with Extra Shelves
Dresser with Extra Shelves
What we like: Extra storage shelves
What we don’t like: Only dark color options
Not so great for: Lighter décor schemes
Perfect for: Smaller bedrooms
This dresser is available in two color combinations, gray/rustic brown or black/rustic brown. Made from MDF with a steel frame, it would be a great solution for a bedroom that doesn’t have much room. The six drawers and two shelves above offer plenty of versatile storage space.
You can fold clothes, socks, and underwear in the bigger drawers, and then use the shelves for books and photos. It is wide enough for a lamp, too. However, due to the darker color scheme of this dresser, we wouldn’t recommend it for rooms that don’t get much natural light. This is because a dark piece of furniture can often make a room look smaller.
Solid Wood Dresser
Solid Wood Dresser
What we like: Raised legs make a space look bigger
What we don’t like: Small pull handles
Not so great for: Ultra-modern living spaces
Perfect for: Rustic/farmhouse décor scheme
Choose from classic white or studio gray with this dresser. Crafted with a frame made completely of solid wood, it has a charming weathered oak finish. Six drawers are included, each one featuring an antique bronze ring pull for subtle vintage appeal. Additionally, the fluted feet and molded trim add sophisticated flair without being too old-fashioned.
Designed with tradition in mind, we love the rustic details of this dresser. Plus, the tipover restraint device included will keep you secure and help to prevent any accidents. An ideal choice for a farmhouse decor scheme, it would look just as good in a living room as in a guest room.
Stylish Dresser
Stylish Dresser
This stylish and compact dresser is perfectly suited for your crib. It is designed to offer additional storage in your home while still lending a brilliantly modern and classy appeal to your spaces. It features four large drawers, each with two beautiful hardware accents on each side. The dresser can be neatly tucked into one corner of the room due to its compact design and space up top utilized for additional storage or display needs.
Geometric Large Drawer Dresser
Geometric Large Drawer Dresser
Ivy Bronx
Simple geometric shaping and clean lines are the standout features of this dresser, which has six spacious drawers with decorative metal accents on the front for an accent touch. With a smooth finish, it also has a tipover restraint device.
Designer Advice:
We love the quirky, out-of-the-box look of this dresser, which would look amazing in a room that gets lots of natural light. Inspired by urban and city vibes, the French roast finish contrasts with sleek metal accents for a versatile and timeless piece of furniture that would pair well with both retro and modern décor schemes.
Extra Large Dresser with Three Deep Drawers
Extra Large Dresser with Three Deep Drawers
Orren Ellis
With a maximum weight capacity of 160lbs, this dresser has three huge drawers and will certainly make a statement in your bedroom. Constructed from MDF and steel with a matte veneer, it will look trendy wherever you place it.
Designer Advice:
We love the mid-gray veneer and descending effect that this dresser has, along with the shiny metal handles that descend in size, too. Because of the mid-brown color, you can match it with a variety of colors, but we think that leaning into the undertones and opting for a warm-toned color scheme would look great.
Deep Drawers Dresser with Antique Handles
Deep Drawers Dresser with Antique Handles
Lark Manor™
Featuring French and English dovetail construction and felt-lined top drawers, this chest is full of traditional features. Moreover, the sturdy solid wood construction will last for years, whereas the antique pewter handles and rich brown sunburst veneer will elevate any room.
Narrow Dresser Drawers
Narrow Dresser Drawers
Blu Dot
Made in the USA, these drawers feature adjustable shelves and are crafted from solid and manufactured wood. Even better, the soft self-closing drawers mean you won’t ever get woken up by your partner slamming them shut.
Designer Advice:
These dresser drawers would be an ideal choice if you have a room in your house or an entryway that is narrow but long. With their streamlined silhouette and smoke gray finish, they would look great in a space with a cool-toned gray décor scheme, or opt for warm neutrals if you go for the walnut finish.
Buying Guide
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Unless your home comes with built-ins and organized storage closets, there's a high likelihood that you'll need to purchase a dresser to store your clothes and other items as well as reduce visual clutter! Let's talk about the specific things you need to know before buying a good-quality dresser.
Dressers are typically made of wood not only because the grain looks gorgeous, but because many types of wood have natural anti-moth properties to protect your clothing! Here are a few of the most popular types of wood for dressers.
Hardwood
Ash, birch, maple or oak - these types of wood make for good dressers because they get stronger as they age! These pieces can last for generations if cared for properly.
Softwood
For a wood with a lighter, brighter feel, turn to spruce, cedar, and pine. As an added bonus, woods like cedar have a lightly spicy scent that can perfume your entire room!
Exotic
Exotic woods may be more expensive, but their beauty alone can be worth the investment. Choose from olive, rosewood, maple and burl! These types of wood can make your dresser a focal point in any room. It will certainly be a conversation starter!
Manufactured
If you are on a tight budget, you always have the choice of manufactured wood, commonly referred to as MDF. Manufactured wood is made in the process of gluing wood fibers, chips and sawdust together to create a wood-like composite. It's not as classy and durable as naural wood, but offers an easy to maintain, inexpensive alternative. Dresserd made of manufactured wood, especially ones with a glossy finish, will look good in contemporary interiors.
Alternatively, if you'd rather go for a non-wood substance, a metal locker or an industrial metal shelf with plastic containers can be incredibly functional and look streamlined and sophisticated for a simplistic, ultra-practical choice.
While you can certainly find any type of dresser you can imagine online, typically dressers come in two general shapes:
Single-Column, Taller Dressers
These types of dressers have one column of drawers and typically are a bit taller - about chest height on a typical adult, or 44 inches tall.
Double-Column, Shorter Dressers
These types of dressers have two columns of drawers and are generally waist-height, or approximately 30 inches tall.
The average height of a dresser falls between 30 and 36 inches.
To determine which type of dresser you should get, you should think carefully about what you plan on doing with the dresser and the space that it will be occupying. Here are some concrete examples:
- If you're planning on putting the dresser in a nursery or small child's room, opt for a shorter, wider dresser (i.e., double-column, less than 30 inches tall). This will allow the child to use the dresser over time, and when the child is very small, the top of the dresser can double as a changing table.
- If you're working with a smaller space - a small bedroom, studio apartment, or you're purchasing the dresser to fit inside a closet - select a taller, narrower dresser. You'll still be able to use the top for horizontal storage, and your space will be much more open without a large, wide piece of furniture in the way.
- If you're working with a larger space, such as a long, blank wall, get a wide, low dresser (with double or triple columns). You'll fill up the space, and it's very easy to set up an engaging tableau above with mirrors, vases, or even a television set.
- Think, too, about what you'll be putting in the dresser. If you will be using it for clothes storage, select a dresser set with 6-9 drawers in it - that's sufficient for the average wardrobe.
When you’re looking for a dresser with deep drawers, you’ll likely be looking for a depth of about 20-25 inches. A typical depth for a normal dresser will be between 16 and 22 inches; therefore, one with a little bit more room will have a few more square inches to offer. However, you’ll want to avoid going much deeper than that; a dresser depth beyond two feet becomes dangerous and impractical for your arms to reach and maneuver.
If you’re putting a dresser with deep drawers in your space, remember that your dresser’s drawers will pull out at least 10-12 inches, and possibly more. Jut make sure that this doesn’t conflict with any conflicting structures when you’re planning out your space’s organization.
Yes, the main difference is that a dresser with deep drawers usually includes an attached mirror on top, whereas a chest also comes with drawers but has an empty surface.
Other than that, chests and dressers with deep drawers are pretty similar, and they can both be found in a large variety of styles.
Kathy Ireland dressers are traditional, sturdy-looking, and elegantly finished. Some are simple while others are complex and artistic. Pay attention to the color as well and any additional accents on the drawer handles and other parts. Curving too is very common with dressers, especially on the corners. The style of your Kathy Ireland dresser will be determined by many things but mostly, it’s the finishing that does most of it.
Most Kathy Ireland dresser designs are made using wood but wood comes in different types. The most commonly used though is pine and oak. These two have great options but oak tends to have that earthy and rugged look. On the other hand, pine is much mellower. Depending on your needs, these two options can be a great choice. The wood may also get metal accents to add to its beauty.
- Plan out your budget before you go shopping. A good dresser is an investment, so prepare accordingly - but know that the price range can be quite wide.
- Decide whether you want a practical material such as durable metal or scratch-resistant hardwood, or something that presents a more aesthetic statement like an exotic wood.
- Measure your space before shopping for a dresser, and consider the function you'd like for your dresser to have to ensure you buy the right size and shape.
