Welcome you to VigsHome!
VigsHome Menu Icon
Recently Viewed
Recently Viewed Products
No Recent View History
Wooden Bedroom Dresser, Dark Walnut
Wooden Bedroom Dresser, Dark Walnut

Wooden Bedroom Dresser, Dark Walnut

MERCHANT: Houzz BRAND: Simple Relax
0 Reviews
$1129.00
* Prices may have changed since the last update.
* If you click on the product links, we may earn a commission from qualifying purchases.
Price History
Description
The dresser features a classic walnut finish with elegant molding that will give your bedroom an timeless look. It provides ample storage space, that will help you keep your room organized...
Details
Manufactured By
Simple Relax
Sold By
Houzz
Size/Weight
W 62" / D 18" / H 41" / 168 lb.
Materials
Pine Wood + MDF + Particle Board w. Cherry Veneer
Assembly Required
Yes
Category
Dressers
Style
Traditional
Share

Featured Reviews

Not available

Questions & Answers

Not available

Product Tag

Medium Density Fiberboard

Medium-density fiberboard is a material that consists of recycled solid wood leftovers, resin, and fibers all glued up together with wax. One huge advantage of a medium-density fiberboard dresser is that it is quite affordable as compared to solid wood dressers. This is because medium density fiberboards are readily available in the market. In addition, it's quite easy to paint when it comes to customizing your medium density fiberboard dresser, unlike a solid wood dresser. It also comes with its own disadvantages, such as it's relatively easy to damage, especially if you have little kids who are always playing around the house. Unlike most people would imagine, a medium-density fiberboard dresser is relatively heavier than a solid wood dresser, making it quite hard to move around when you rearrange your space. Plus, it cannot support too much weight as it risks breaking down.

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.

Particle Board

A particleboard is a combination of adhesives, wood chips, fibers, and shavings, which is made by compressing all of these materials together. One of the main reasons you should go for a particle board dresser is that it's a cost-effective option that provides you with the best decorative looks at a low price compared to a wooden dresser. A particle board dresser is also aesthetically strong as it cannot easily dent or distort. It is also eco-friendly as recycled wood waste products such as sawdust, wood chips, and wooden shavings. It also requires very minimal maintenance as all you need is just to keep it clean. A particle board dresser with its decorative laminates will keep your bedroom space more elegant. The only disadvantage associated with a particleboard dresser is that it tends to expand and wrap in the presence of moisture.

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.

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.

Cherry

The heartwood of cherry varies from rich red to reddish-brown and darkens on exposure with time. The cherry wood has a fine uniform; the straight grain is a natural characteristic of cherry. Cherry wood has medium density and good bending properties with medium strength and shock resistance and can be steam bend with care. As the wood material is hard and stable when dry the wood is very easy to stain and finish to an excellent surface. The durability of this wood is notable for its workability because of its straight-grained qualities. This type of wood is easy to be curved, cut, and meld and also used in different applications. Cherry wood costs less than many other hardwoods and is highly prized by woodworkers because of its rich colours and flexibility. Because of the dark colour, the cherry wood dresser and chest will add a touch of elegance to its surroundings. It is easily shaped and polished well.

Hardwoods

Hardwood is a durable wood species that is long-lasting when used to craft dressers and chests, it produces durable and sturdy products that will perfectly fit in your bedroom. Owing to its durability, the wood species produces a sturdy dresser and chest that will serve you for decades. It is also easy to maintain compared to manufactured wood. To avoid attack from wood borers, this wood species is treated to borers or other elements that may cause decay. This species is over of the most preferred materials for not only crafting dressers and chests but also another wooden home; it is designable and has a distinctive appeal. Hardwood produces numerous styles and designs for dressers and chests allowing users to pick from their preferences. Unlike other species, this wood species has hues and lines that make it look even more attractive. Dressers and chests made from hardwood species can be part of any design scheme or well with the rest of the bedroom decor.

Pine

Pine wood is a popular choice for furniture making. This softwood variety is easy to work with, dense, and doesn’t split easily. Pine wood has a light-colored appearance with plenty of wood grains and knots throughout the wood, making it a distinctive wood type. Pine wood dressers or chests are often available with intricate wood work or fine details, as pine wood (being a softwood variety) is very malleable and can maintain its strength. The light, naturally bright tone of pine wood makes it a beautiful complement to a range of home décor motifs, including traditional/classic, coastal, boho/eclectic, and minimalist. The appearance of pine is more minimalistic compared to other wood types, like Maple or Oak, which is more traditional. Pine is a strong and resilient wood type, making it a great choice for a dresser or chest. The natural beauty of pine will enhance a calm and serene ambience in your home living spaces and will provide a gorgeous focal point in your home.

Softwoods

Softwoods are wood types that come from conifer trees, such as fir, cedar, and spruce. Softwood tree types grow faster than hardwood, and are less dense than hardwood types, as a result, softwoods are easier to work with in terms of craftsmanship; you can add gorgeous hardware to further enhance the look of the furniture. Softwood dressers and chests have a lower risk of splitting when inserting nails or screws, making it an ideal choice for use in furniture pieces. Softwood dressers tend to be less expensive than other wood types, as softwood trees grow faster than hardwood trees. Softwood dressers vary in appearance; softwoods such as pine have plenty of knots throughout the wood grain, making it an ideal choice to enhance a rustic design style. Softwood dressers or chests also have a classic wood smell, which can enhance a cozy atmosphere in your home. The three types of softwood that are most often used for furniture making are pine, fir and cedar. Each of these wood types is beautiful, rich and warm. Any dresser or chest made from a softwood wood type will enhance a cozy and elegant style.

Walnut

Walnut wood is a richly-colored, dark wood that best complements a traditional style. The characteristic richness of walnut wood has made this wood type a sought-after variety. Walnut wood dressers or chests complement a traditional, vintage or antique style best, however, it’s a versatile wood type that would also look sharp when paired with a more eclectic design style (such as Boho). Walnut wood has gorgeous wood grain patterns and knots throughout the surface, which is perfect for adding a distinctive flair to your home. Walnut wood dressers and chests would be best used and displayed in larger rooms, as the darker color would make small rooms look even smaller (or more cozy, depending on the way you look at it!). A walnut wood dresser or chest will add a sophisticated flair to your home décor.

Related Products