Piles of clothes, overflowing bed linens… A messy bedroom can quickly become a source of stress. To reclaim a calm and organised space, the bedroom dresser is the ultimate storage solution.
But how do you navigate the jungle of different models, sizes, and styles? Don't panic. This guide is here to help you see clearly and find that perfect piece—one that perfectly fits your needs and your budget.
Before you start shopping, there are a few key points to consider to ensure your purchase is as practical as it is stylish.
First things first, get out your tape measure. Precisely measure the space where you plan to put your new furniture: maximum width, depth, and height. Don't forget to account for the space needed to fully open the drawers without blocking a door or walkway. A well-proportioned dresser blends into the decor without overwhelming it.
What do you plan to store inside? For jumpers and jeans, opt for wide, deep drawers. For socks, underwear, and other accessories, smaller drawers will prevent everything from getting mixed up. A drawer unit that combines various sizes offers great versatility. And if you're short on width, consider a tallboy: taller and narrower, it's a very smart alternative.
A dresser isn't just a storage unit; it's a key piece of your room's decor.
Here are a few models that stand out for their functionality and design, chosen to help you optimise your bedroom.
Why We Love It
This model successfully provides a huge amount of storage within a soft and airy design. The combination of dove grey and cloud white brings a touch of lightness, while the metal frame ensures excellent stability. Its 7 fabric drawers, including 4 large and 3 small ones, allow for tailored organisation.
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Who is it for? An excellent option for families or anyone with significant storage needs who wants to maintain a light and airy decor. Its modern style and soft colours adapt easily to many interiors.
Why We Love It
Here we find the same efficient structure as the previous model, but in a sleek and elegant monochrome grey version. The combination of the black metal frame and grey fabric drawers fits right in with the industrial dresser or minimalist trend.
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Who is it for? This model is for those who prioritise functionality and a discreet, go-with-anything design. Its chic industrial look is a real bonus for fans of modern decor.
Why We Love It
This piece changes things up with a concrete grey finish that has a strong character. Made from engineered wood, this unit is not only sturdy and moisture-resistant but also easy to clean. Originally designed for the kitchen, its raw look and practicality make it a perfect crossover piece for a bedroom.
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Who is it for? Ideal for fans of the industrial style who want a piece of furniture with a strong personality. Its robust construction and closed storage spaces make it a practical ally for organising everything with style.
Our selection gives you a glimpse, but the final choice is yours. If grey, modern, and industrial tones appeal to you, know that there is a multitude of other possibilities.
To discover a wider collection of furniture in this palette, take a look at our complete selection. You're sure to find the model that's right for your space and your tastes.
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It's all about the silhouette! A dresser is typically wider than it is tall, offering large drawers across its full width. A tallboy, on the other hand, is tall and narrow, like a column of stacked drawers. It's the perfect solution for optimising small spaces.
Take measurements of the floor space where you plan to place it, not forgetting the height if it needs to fit under a window or a picture. Rule of thumb: leave at least 50 to 60 cm of clearance in front of the unit to open the drawers without difficulty. Aesthetically, avoid having it take up the entire width of a wall, as this can visually overwhelm the room.
Safety first! Most new dressers include an anti-tip kit. This is a strap or bracket used to securely fasten the furniture to the wall. This is a crucial step, especially if you have young children. Be sure to use screws and wall anchors that are appropriate for your wall type (plasterboard, brick, concrete, etc.).