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Frequently Asked Questions About Low Chests of Drawers

What is a low chest of drawers, and when should you choose one?

A low-profile dresser, between 60 and 75 cm tall, that emphasizes horizontal space: two rows of drawers, but wider ones. Choose this style when you want plenty of storage space within easy reach, when the wall is long and low, under a window, or when you’re looking for that serene horizontal feel typical of modern bedrooms.

Where does a low chest of drawers work particularly well?

Under windows, where a tall piece of furniture would block the light; at the foot of the bed, as a storage bench; and in bedrooms with low ceilings, where tall pieces can feel overwhelming. Its spacious surface can also serve as a vanity, an occasional desk, or a stand for the bedroom TV. We’ve gathered some styling ideas on how to decorate a wooden dresser.

How do you care for a low solid-wood dresser?

Oak care routine: Use a damp, wrung-out cloth, and apply natural oil once or twice a year, paying special attention to the top surface, which bears heavy use as a support surface on the low dresser. If the dresser holds a television or heavy, stationary objects, move them when applying the oil so that the color develops evenly.

What kind of bed goes well with a low dresser?

Horizontal-style beds are their natural match: low profiles, understated headboards, and clean, flowing lines. Paired with Nordic-style beds, the low dresser extends that sense of horizontal calm that defines Scandinavian bedrooms and allows the wall to “breathe.” All our wood is FSC-certified solid oak, manufactured in Europe.

How should I decorate the wall above a low dresser?

You have half a wall free: make the most of it with a large mirror or a collage of prints that draws the eye upward. Large wooden mirrors above a low dresser are a classic for a reason: they reflect light, make the room feel more spacious, and balance out the horizontal lines of the piece.