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Noir Brentford Dresser With Pale Finish GDRE191P
Noir Brentford Dresser With Pale Finish GDRE191P

Noir Brentford Dresser With Pale Finish GDRE191P

MERCHANT: Houzz BRAND: Noir
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$2879.00
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A traditional three drawer dresser is elevated by excellent craftsmanship, the finest quality materials, and a pale finish that unselfishly allows the mahoganyapos;s natural beauty to be i...
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Manufactured By
Noir
Sold By
GwG Outlet
Size/Weight
W 40" / D 22" / H 30.5" / 80 lb.
Color
Pale
Materials
Mahogany
Assembly Required
No
Category
Dressers
Style
Traditional
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Natural

A natural finish dresser will create a subtle and understated look in your home. ‘Natural’ can mean many things; most often, a natural finish will be a neutral-colored furniture piece that is crafted of a subtly colored wood (like parawood). Natural-finished furniture pieces serve to enhance a rustic, coastal, or farmhouse design motif, but are versatile enough that you could integrate the piece with your existing furniture. While a natural-toned dresser or chest may seem simple, it’s anything but; a natural finish is sophisticated and distinctive, not to mention versatile. Natural-finished dressers or chests are perfect for people who enjoy DIY or home projects; the beauty of a natural finish is that you can easily paint or stain the surface to change the appearance to keep up with your ever-changing style preferences.

Metal

Back in the day, there was a time when wood was always the go to material for all things furniture. However, homeowners are now willing to use different materials for various reasons. A good example is a metal dresser. However, unlike a wooden dresser, it's much more durable as it does not wear and tear easily. And with very little care, it can stand firm from one generation to the next. A metal dresser or chest is much more stylish as compared to wooden ones, and no matter your décor or theme, a metallic dresser or chest will complement your current interior decor. Metallic dressers are also quite popular for their low maintenance needs, which is a common trait among most metallic furniture. All you need to do is wipe it with a piece of cloth to get rid of the dust, and in case of rust, a fresh coat of painting can always do the trick.

Wood

Wood is classified into two major categories, that's is softwood and hardwood. Softwood is easier to work with hence making elegant dressers and chests in your room. On the other hand, hardwood is the most durable material when it comes to furniture making. Wood is well treated to the longevity of dressers & chests. Users can pick either softwood or hardwood for their preference. Both kinds of wood need care and maintenance and from time to time wipe your wood perfectly. If you love personalized touch in your dressers and chest, you can always go for these materials because it's easier to work with compared to metals. Wood does not rust but if not well treated it can get attacked by wold borers or termites. A wooden dresser can be enhanced by applying a finish to give your dresser an attractive final look. Wood is sturdy and durable hence making your dresser & chest give you service for decades.

Traditional

Over the last two decades traditional furniture such as traditional dressers and chests have really grown in popularity. As they are basically the representation of a style that is prevalent to a particular era, which can still be used today as they have maintained a certain level of elegance. Some of the advantages that are associated with traditional dressers and chests is that they never go out of style, instead they tend to have a special place in the modern day décor. Having lasted for a good amount of time since they were manufactured a traditional dresser or chest is a clear indication of the furniture’s quality, a dresser or chest ability to survive for a couple of decades. Another reason why you should go for a traditional dresser or chest is because they are cost effective and some of the pieces might be quite valuable.

Vintage

Vintage-inspired furniture pieces are a beautiful way to enhance an elegant and classy style in your home. Many vintage dressers are lighter in tone/color (beige, white, or robin’s egg blue), or feature a distressed paint finish. A vintage chest or dresser is also typically adorned with elegant and ornate hardware elements and intricate woodworking designs and patterns. A vintage chest or dresser would make a stunning addition and complement to a variety of home décor motifs, including antique, traditional, and coastal/farmhouse. The subtle and neutral finish of many vintage-inspired dresser or chest pieces allows you to integrate the piece with existing furniture; it will create a gorgeous focal point in your home that enhances both the elegance and class of your space. Vintage chests or dressers would also complement a range of different colors or wall paper designs.

Dresser

Dressers are one of the few categories of furniture that are commonly made of one material, wood. They usually are wide and short, making them ideal for small and large spaces rooms. Beyond mere tradition, wood construction in dressers is simply the most versatile and reliable building material. While the majority of dressers will be wood, there are notable exceptions and eye-catching in a room, making them a focal point of admiration. They are also meant to provide a space you can dress in front of the top serves as a table to place clothes and space for a mirror. The overall design of a dresser is its most defining feature, giving way to the considerations of build, style, and any other features. Dressers function perfectly in a bedroom, where you or your guest can have easier access to clothes or mirrors if installed.

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