Walnut Fluted 5-Drawer Tall Dresser
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About This Piece

Five drawers stack generous storage into a relatively narrow footprint, making this walnut-finish dresser useful where floor space is limited. Vacuum-formed fluting adds texture to the MDF drawer fronts, while gold-tone handles and rounded edges give the tall cabinet a softer, more detailed profile.

The separate drawers keep clothing, linens, and accessories organized without spreading storage across the room. Drawer capacities range from approximately 17.6 to 22 pounds, and the top supports up to 55 pounds for a lamp, framed photographs, or other everyday display pieces.

The dresser measures 31.5 inches wide, 15.75 inches deep, and 47.24 inches high and weighs 93.7 pounds. Its vertical format suits a bedroom, guest room, or another space that needs closed storage without a wide cabinet.

Materials & Details
— Material
15mm MDF with walnut finish
— Drawer fronts
vacuum-formed vertical fluting
— Hardware
gold-tone bar handles

— Five drawers, each rated approximately 17.6 to 22 pounds

— Top surface rated up to 55 pounds

— Rounded edges

— Tapered legs

Dimensions
— Width
31.5 in
— Depth
15.75 in
— Height
47.24 in
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Walnut Fluted 5-Drawer Tall Dresser

Why we chose it

Good design, with a point of view

Fluted drawer fronts on a tall, narrow dresser are a harder combination to find than they should be — and this one delivers both without asking for a second mortgage. The walnut finish and gold-tone hardware read mid-century modern without veering into costume. At 31.5 in wide and only 15.75 in deep, it fits the hallway, the guest room, and the 'I'll figure it out later' corner of the bedroom equally well.