Smokey Walnut Six-Drawer Dresser with Mirror
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About This Piece

A six-drawer dresser and matching mirror in a smokey walnut finish, with swirling wood-grain patterns across every drawer face that make each piece look distinctly its own. The live-edge-style drawer fronts sit flush and handleless in a blocky, low-profile frame finished with dark espresso joinery details at the corners. The coordinating mirror mounts directly above in a matching wood frame. Together they read as a full bedroom anchor — substantial without being heavy.

The wood-grain finish shifts between warm honey tones and deeper caramel across the drawer faces — no two panels are identical. Corner joinery is dark and visible, adding a deliberate, structural detail.

Materials & Details

— Wood-grain finish in smokey walnut with espresso-toned base and corner joinery detail.

— Six drawers arranged in three rows of two, handleless flush-front design.

— Matching wood-framed mirror included; mounts to dresser back panel.

— Visible dovetail-style corner joinery as a design feature.

— Dark plinth base.

Dimensions

— Dresser Width: 64.00 in

— Dresser Depth: 18.00 in

— Dresser Height: 36.25 in

— Plinth Height: 3.00 in

— Mirror Width: 44.00 in

— Mirror Height: 38.75 in

— Mirror Glass Width: 38.50 in

— Mirror Glass Height: 33.25 in

— Mirror Frame Depth: 1.50 in

— Combined Height (dresser + mirror): 75.00 in

Care
— Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
— Wipe spills immediately with a slightly damp cloth; dry thoroughly.
— Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive materials.
— Do not place in direct prolonged sunlight to prevent finish variation.
— Mirror glass should be cleaned with a standard glass cleaner applied to the cloth, not sprayed directly on the surface.
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Smokey Walnut Six-Drawer Dresser with Mirror

Styling note

A little guidance from our edit

Top of the dresser earns its keep with a couple of textured woven vessels and a small trailing plant — the wood grain does enough work on its own, so keep it simple. The mirror reflects well across from a window.