Drawers and Dressers for a Calmer Bedroom

A good chest of drawers keeps a bedroom calm and clutter free while adding a piece worth looking at. The best are chosen for smooth running runners, considered proportions and finishes that feel far more expensive than they cost.

Our drawers and dressers span slim tallboys for compact rooms through to generous six drawer dressers and matching sets, delivering a luxury feel without the heavy price tag, with soft close drawers built to last for years. Pair yours with a bed frame to pull the room together.

Choosing the Right Drawers and Dressers for Your Space

A tallboy stacks drawers vertically to save floor space, a wide dresser offers more surface on top, and combination chests mix deep and shallow drawers. Standard chests sit around 75 to 120 centimetres wide, so measure the wall space and allow 40 to 55 centimetres clearance for drawers to pull out fully. Look for dovetailed or well jointed drawer boxes rather than stapled ones, a solid back panel, and metal runners with soft close that carry weight well. Choose handles and a finish that sit comfortably with your existing bedroom furniture.

• Measure wall space and allow room for drawers to open
• Mix drawer depths to suit clothing and accessories
• Look for soft close metal runners
• Choose dovetailed or well jointed drawer boxes

Styles to Suit Your Space

Warm oak and walnut feel timeless, crisp white and soft neutrals keep a room airy, and matte black and cane detailing lean contemporary. Coordinate with matching bedside tables, add a mirror above the dresser and browse the wider bedroom furniture range for a pulled together look.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a tallboy and a dresser?

A tallboy stacks drawers vertically to save floor space, ideal for narrow rooms. A dresser or lowboy is wider and lower, offering more surface on top.

How much clearance do I need in front of the drawers?

Allow around 40 to 55 centimetres in front so drawers can open fully, which avoids a chest that cannot be used comfortably in a tight space.

How do I keep a tall chest stable?

Avoid overloading the top drawers, spread weight towards the base and use the supplied wall anchors to prevent tipping.