This light wood dresser, with retro and Scandinavian accents, charms with its understated look and beautiful simplicity of lines. Sourced second-hand, this piece combines four drawers and a cabinet, offering diverse storage for linen, papers, or everyday items. Its golden handles add a precious touch, while the light wood easily complements a bedroom, hallway, or living room with a contemporary spirit. Its height allows it to be used as a support for a lamp, a few books, or a vase without weighing down the space. In a bedroom, it gladly holds folded linen in its drawers and a stack of books on top. Length: 100 cm Width: 39 cm Height: 84 cm Drawer height: 14 cm A brief history of the dresser Its name says it all: it was born to be “handy,” replacing deep chests where everything was haphazardly piled up. It appeared during the reign of Louis XIV and was such a prestigious piece of furniture that it often graced reception rooms rather than wardrobes. It introduced the sliding drawer, a revolution that finally allowed access to belongings without emptying everything out. Whether called “tall dresser” [on high legs] or “tomb dresser,” it is defined by its generous surface and its façade rhythmically arranged with two or three rows of drawers.
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This light wood dresser, with retro and Scandinavian accents, charms with its understated look and beautiful simplicity of lines. Sourced second-hand, this piece combines four drawers and a cabinet, offering diverse storage for linen, papers, or everyday items. Its golden handles add a precious touch, while the light wood easily complements a bedroom, hallway, or living room with a contemporary spirit. Its height allows it to be used as a support for a lamp, a few books, or a vase without weighing down the space. In a bedroom, it gladly holds folded linen in its drawers and a stack of books on top. Length: 100 cm Width: 39 cm Height: 84 cm Drawer height: 14 cm A brief history of the dresser Its name says it all: it was born to be “handy,” replacing deep chests where everything was haphazardly piled up. It appeared during the reign of Louis XIV and was such a prestigious piece of furniture that it often graced reception rooms rather than wardrobes. It introduced the sliding drawer, a revolution that finally allowed access to belongings without emptying everything out. Whether called “tall dresser” [on high legs] or “tomb dresser,” it is defined by its generous surface and its façade rhythmically arranged with two or three rows of drawers.