Brown Cherry Louis Philippe 6 Drawer Dresser with Hidden Jewelry Drawers, Traditional Wooden Bedroom Storage Cabinet

Brown Cherry Louis Philippe 6 Drawer Dresser with Hidden Jewelry Drawers, Traditional Wooden Bedroom Storage Cabinet

Brand: CHARMYDECOR
SKU: B01180912
1099.99 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Bring timeless elegance and practical storage to your bedroom with this Louis Philippe style 6-drawer dresser, finished in a rich brown cherry tone. Designed with classic curves and clean lines, this piece blends traditional charm with everyday functionality—perfect for creating a warm, inviting bedroom space. Crafted from okume veneer, solid wood, and engineered wood, this dresser offers durability while maintaining a refined appearance. The deep cherry finish enhances the natural wood grain, complemented by dark bronze-tone knobs for a subtle vintage touch. With six spacious drawers and two hidden felt-lined jewelry drawers, you get both everyday storage and discreet organization for valuables. Smooth metal-on-metal center glides and ball-bearing mechanisms ensure effortless drawer operation. Whether styled in a traditional, transitional, or classic bedroom, this dresser adds both sophistication and smart storage. Key Features Elegant curved edges and timeless silhouette for a refined bedroom look Enhances wood grain with a warm, luxurious tone 6 standard drawers for clothing and essentials 2 hidden felt-lined drawers for jewelry and valuables Metal-on-metal center glides + ball-bearing glides for durability Made of okume veneer, wood, and engineered wood for strength and longevity Adds a subtle vintage accent Dimensions & Details Overall Size: 59.5" W x 17.5" D x 34.5" H Small drawers: 23.5" x 12.5" x 1.5" ×2 Large drawers: 23.5" x 12.5" x 4" ×6 Weight: 108.5 lbs Material: Okume veneer, wood, engineered wood Color: Brown Cherry Style: Traditional / Louis Philippe Assembly: Simple assembly required

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