Double Dresser (also known as a six-drawer dresser or lowboy dresser)
Storage - Dresser/Bureau · Contemporary / Modern Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century) · Mass-market contemporary furniture manufacturer (style is typical of mid-tier retailers like Ashley Furniture, Wayfair suppliers, or IKEA contemporary lines).
Type
Storage - Dresser/Bureau
Style Period
Contemporary / Modern Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century)
Material
Hardwood veneer over manufactured wood core such as MDF or particleboard, with small metal drawer pulls.
Age Estimate
Circa 2000-2020.
Dimensions
Estimated dimensions: Height 30-36 inches, Width 60-68 inches, Depth 18-22 inches. Typical size range for a standard double dresser.
Origin
Likely manufactured in Asia (China or Vietnam) for the global export market.
Designer/Maker
Mass-market contemporary furniture manufacturer (style is typical of mid-tier retailers like Ashley Furniture, Wayfair suppliers, or IKEA contemporary lines).
Value Estimate
Estimated retail resale value between $150 and $350 USD depending on local market and exact brand origin.
Description
A stylish, contemporary double dresser featuring six spacious drawers arranged in two vertical banks of three. The standout design feature is the geometric wood veneer pattern on the drawer fronts, which utilizes contrasting grain directions to create dynamic triangular shapes. The piece has a subtly curved or undulating front profile, giving it a soft, modern aesthetic complemented by sleek satin-finished metal hardware.
Key Features
Distinctive geometric veneer paneling on drawer fronts, gently curved serpentine front profile, and minimalist oval silver knobs.
Color & Finish
Warm honey-brown or cherry wood stain with a smooth, semi-gloss lacquer finish, highlighting contrasting grain panels.
Construction Method
Factory-manufactured, machine-made case good assembled with modern mechanical fasteners and dowels.
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Standard factory production joinery using machine-cut edges, concealed metal drawer glides, and edge-banded veneer construction.
Wood Grain & Species
Book-matched and slip-matched veneer panels arranged in a geometric triangular sunburst or diamond pattern on the drawer fronts, likely simulating cherry or maple.
Surface Treatment
Smooth spray-applied lacquer finish with distinct contrasting veneer grain alignment to create visual geometry.
Upholstery Details
Not applicable.
Hardware & Fittings
Small, oval, satin silver-finished metal knobs/pulls centered on each drawer face, appearing to be original factory hardware.
Origin & Provenance
Likely manufactured in Asia (China or Vietnam) for the global export market.
Condition Notes
Very Good condition. The surface appears clean with intact finish and no major structural defects, scratches, or gouges visible.
Interesting Facts
Geometric veneer matching techniques allow manufacturers to create high-end visual luxury using affordable engineered wood cores.
Cultural Significance
Represents the democratization of modern design, where intricate geometric woodworking patterns once reserved for high-end custom furniture are produced via precision laser-cut veneers for mass-market consumption.
Similar Pieces
Mid-century modern credenzas or postmodern chests; distinguished by the brighter cherry tones, satin hardware, and lack of true vintage joinery.
Care & Maintenance
Dust regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners and protect the surface from excess moisture and direct sunlight to prevent veneer warping or fading.
Value Estimate
Estimated retail resale value between $150 and $350 USD depending on local market and exact brand origin.
Sustainability Notes
Utilizes wood veneer over engineered cores which maximizes timber yield from harvested trees, though relies on synthetic adhesives and non-renewable transport.