Estelle Transitional Walnut Dresser with Brass Accents 56"
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Houzz | $596.00 |
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3 Stars
There were some scratches on the piece when i got it, overall I do like it and it seemed like a hassle to box it up and send it back so I just kept it. I wish I read more reviews before I bought it so i'm leaving this one... It's a beautiful color and easy to assemble but it isn't really worth the price they have it listed at in my opinion.
2 Stars
This dresser is very poor quality, which is such a shame because it is gorgeous. It is basic painted material (does not seem sealed?) that easily scratches... it lacks storage space and the drawers do not roll well. It should be used as a statement piece because it is simply not very functional at all despite the price.
dresser
broken drawer, handles hard to put on due to holes not drilled in right place.
came with broken drawers
came with broken drawers
The style of the dresser
The style of the dresser is as expected in the picture but the quality is not. The drawers are not as deep as they appear on the outside and don’t fully open. Almost all of the drawers had trouble opening and closing or fell out of the tracks completely when opened. Make sure you review the return policy before purchasing.
I love the look of the dresser. I am however hvg trouble with one of the drawers opening and closing smoothly and properly. I’m not sure what to do.
4 Stars
I love the look of the dresser. I am however hvg trouble with one of the drawers opening and closing smoothly and properly. I'm not sure what to do.
Looking good
I am so pleased with this piece. It was shipped assembled except for the legs which was so easy to attach. The package when shipped is about 160lbs. One person alone cannot lift it. I loved the color and the hardware. The drawers are lined with dark velvet which I wasn’t expecting but am very please with. It’s sturdy and I have no complaints. Love this piece!
Beautiful dresser!!
Absolutely beautiful piece! It came all together. No assembly was required and it looks very high quality. We love it!!
Love it!!!! Came a month early!!
It arrived already 80% put together. Very sturdy and I love the teal and brass!! I ordered the nightstands as well.
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Overview
Prices are currently low for this product, typically ranging from $822 to $1,327, and the lowest price we've seen is $569.68.
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.Description
Elevate your bedroom's aesthetic with the Estelle Dresser, a masterpiece blending natural walnut's warmth with the modernity of brass accents. This dresser not only enriches your space with its transitional design but offers ample storage across six drawers, ensuring functionality meets style. Perfect for those who appreciate a chic, organized living space.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I maximize storage in a small dresser?
Use drawer organizers to keep items neatly arranged. Consider undergarments and accessories that don't require hanging.
What's the difference between a dresser and a chest of drawers?
Dressers are typically wider and come with a mirror, suited for bedrooms. Chests of drawers are taller, taking up less floor space, ideal for smaller rooms.
How do I care for a wooden dresser to ensure its longevity?
Dust regularly with a soft cloth, avoid direct sunlight and moisture, and use coasters or pads to protect the surface from items.
What are some effective ways to clean and maintain my furniture and rugs?
Use sticky lint rollers for picking up small debris, wet wipes for mark removal, and thin stockings over vacuum nozzles to clean hard-to-reach areas like LEGO pieces.
