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34" Antique Grey Wood Accent Cabinet With Glass + Wood Doors
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Dressers Buying Guide
What should I consider when buying a dresser?
When buying a dresser, there are a few things to consider. First, think about the size of the dresser and how it will fit in your space. You'll also want to consider the style of the dresser and how it will fit in with your existing decor. Another important factor is the material the dresser is made from. Solid wood dressers are durable and long lasting, while dressers made from particleboard or MDF may not hold up as well over time. Finally, think about the storage capacity of the dresser and whether it will meet your needs.What are the different types of dressers?
There are several different types of dressers to choose from. A standard dresser typically has six to nine drawers and is the most common type of dresser. A chest of drawers is taller and narrower than a standard dresser and typically has five to seven drawers. A lingerie chest is even taller and narrower than a chest of drawers and is designed to hold undergarments and other small items. Finally, a gent's chest is a large, tall dresser that typically has a combination of drawers and doors.How do I care for my dresser?
To keep your dresser looking its best, there are a few things you can do. First, avoid placing your dresser in direct sunlight, as this can cause the finish to fade or discolor. You should also avoid placing hot or cold items directly on the surface of the dresser, as this can cause damage. Finally, be sure to dust your dresser regularly with a soft, dry cloth to keep it looking clean and polished.- Size: Consider the size of the dresser and how it will fit in your space.
- Style: Think about the style of the dresser and how it will fit in with your existing decor.
- Material: Consider the material the dresser is made from.
- Storage Capacity: Think about the storage capacity of the dresser and whether it will meet your needs.
- Standard Dresser: Typically has six to nine drawers and is the most common type of dresser.
- Chest of Drawers: Taller and narrower than a standard dresser and typically has five to seven drawers.
- Lingerie Chest: Even taller and narrower than a chest of drawers and is designed to hold undergarments and other small items.
- Gent's Chest: A large, tall dresser that typically has a combination of drawers and doors.
- Care: Avoid placing your dresser in direct sunlight, avoid placing hot or cold items directly on the surface, and dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
