My daughter love this color match with her bed she have lots of place to put her clothes

Takes hours to assemble, but looks nice in the end

4 Stars

Takes hours to assemble, but looks nice in the end

RonMc

Nice piece of furniture, easy to assemble , looks exactly like the picture.

Bunch of scratches on one side. The other side had some structure damage.

3 Stars

Bunch of scratches on one side. The other side had some structure damage.

This dresser is amazing. We had ordered another one that cost more than twice as much and this one is nicer! It wasn’t too bad to assemble. The drawers are nice and big and hold a lot. They also move very smoothly. I love the color and the height. So happy I got it!

5 Stars

This dresser is amazing. We had ordered another one that cost more than twice as much and this one is nicer! It wasn't too bad to assemble. The drawers are nice and big and hold a lot. They also move very smoothly. I love the color and the height. So happy I got it!

LOVE THE LOOK, and quality, be careful with assembly!

I love the look of this dresser - it's not bulky, has a nice, clean, modern look, I love the legs it stands on. The color looks great in my sons white/dark gray room.ASSEMBLY:The assembly was straightforward and there was actually very little to do. *HOWEVER* one thing different than any other dresser I've ever assembled is how you assemble the drawers. The sides of the drawers you attach to the front of the drawer .. they are installed using these "hooks." You angle the sides inward, align the hooks into the holes, and then push the sides outward until they are parallel to each other and you can slide the bottom of the drawer through the grooves - if that makes any sense. I will try to find a picture on the instructions.I'm irritated because the first drawer I assembled I guess I didn't quite get this part right because there is a slight gap between the side piece and the front piece, causing the drawer to stick out ever so slightly when it is closed. It bothers me to no end to know that it's messed up - and the problem is you can't just take the drawer apart to fix it because you have to hammer these huge plastic "nails" to connect the side pieces to the back piece, *and* to attach the bottom support piece that goes underneath the bottom of the drawer. So you can't really take those apart without fear of breaking something. So now I'm stuck with that drawer that is slightly flawed.My point is - be aware of this when you go to assemble your drawers! Make sure that you are pushing down on the side as you line it up into the hole, and as you straighten the side piece into the correct parallel position, otherwise you might get a small gap too. Once I discovered this, I was able to get the other drawers right.The other problem I had was the piece of wood that you install underneath each drawer as a support for the bottom (where your clothes will sit). This piece you also use one of the hooks, install it on an angle and push it into position - and then on the other end you use one of those huge plastic screws and hammer it in from the back of the drawer. Well, when doing this to one drawer, I hammered it in and wound up splitting the wood. And please note that I am not a novice assembler. I am experienced and know what I'm doing, but this piece of wood is not much thicker than the huge plastic screw and this one caught me off guard. The piece is still intact, but again it bugs me to no end to know that it happened and it's there. So make sure that your holes are lined up really well before hammering the support piece into place, and make sure you are hammering it in straight.Other than those two assembly issues, the dresser came together great and I truly love it! Less

not great

Its a really tiny dresser and when it arrived, it was missing pieces.