MUSEHOMEINC Mid Century Solid Wood 3 Drawer Dresser for Bedroom - Modern Chests of Drawers,3 Tier Storage Organizer for Bedroom/Hallway/Entryway,Stylish Dressers for Bedroom,Living Room

Three-drawer dresser in wood, finished in walnut color.I am impressed!As an old carpenter, I assembled this in about an 1-1/2 hrs. I was in no rush. First I counted the pieces to make sure they are all there. The pieces are solid wood, stained to a nice walnut mid-century Danish/modern design. I am not saying it is the same thing, but certainly is a decent looking piece of furniture for someone who likes to keep their place nice and tidy. -It is easy to vacuum underneath it and the top is a nice and spacious for various uses. Periodic Danish oil or teak oil will keep the piece looking nice.Once up, it looks clean as in the photo. The drawers slide on a piece of wood and work fine. They are not on a drawer mechanism but I could care less that they have a slight wobble. Works good and well aligned when closed.Thumbs-up to the carpenters who prepared the kit and those who figured out the mechanics. Good job!ASSEMBLY:Each piece is conveniently numbered and the directions are clear. If a carpenter is level 10, then IKEA is level 1 or 2 and this dresser is assembly level 3. Mostly because of the 12 corner screws that do its job very well but are a bit tough to get into place. I glued the parts together at all levels and recommend you do the same - without dripping it on the nice finish surfaces. Regular white glue is fine, but carpenters glue is slightly better. Believe me, it will last longer and I think with care this piece could last 100 years.I recommend reversing the assembly stage of the legs and bottom, screwing the legs in AFTER the bottom piece is screwed on, or put the legs on last.It was packaged well, with care for styrofoam not getting all over the place. The box had been mishandled during shipping. But no damage or scratches.The only place where "corners are cut" are for the back, as well as the bottom of the drawers, it's a thin composite panel that time will tell if lasts. But the carpenters designed pieces to accommodate for possible sagging; I say good thinking!To assemble, you need a phyllis screwdriver that has an L-shaped handle (like an Allen wrench).Great value!

This dresser was easy to put together with clear instructions and all necessary parts. The only reason I gave it 4 stars and not 5 is because the 2 top front screws that attach the body to the top of dresser were impossible to screw in. I tried different size tools but the wooden piece that comes attached in the inside, top shelf area made it impossible. I finally gave up and just hoped the other 4 screws that attach top of dresser to base would be sufficient. Other than that, this is a cool looking retro dresser for my teen's boho bedroom. I've attached pictures. The pic that shows my finger is pointing to the missing screw area. I suppose I could use wood glue to hold it together if needed.

This dresser came with some damage: 3 pieces. Not damaged by transport but seemingly were machined sloppily. I didn’t want to return the whole thing. For one thing the box it came in took away the room function completely in my small apartment, so I unloaded the box and put it in the recycling bin area. Re-boxing it would’ve been a nightmare and I wasn’t sure that complete disassembly was even possible.But I still wanted the dresser, so my choice was to ask if the seller would replace just those parts, and they did! Great people to work with.Looks great with my other mid century items.

I bought 2 of these and I am using them as nightstands which they work great for. The bottoms of the drawers are cheap material and cannot hold much weight so as a dresser they should work if all you put in them is light clothing. Took me 1 1/2 hours each to assemble. The last screw to attach the top piece to the dresser sides requires a special screwdriver because of the angle. They should have made it an allen wrench fastener. One person can assemble these but you will need a wall to use as a support brace until you finish assembling the box. The finish on mine is more cherry than walnut. These are not heirloom pieces as the material is very cheap. The screws are typical of stuff from China, soft and easily stripped so torque slowly and I would not recommend a power screwdriver. They look great though and work fine for what I needed. Just set your expectations appropriately. One had damage but it was in a spot that isn't seen and does not affect the functionality so I kept it. Instructions were better than most and mostly easy to follow. They weigh 60 lbs. each and are kind of an awkward size so I assembled them in the room I placed them in. The packing boxes were filthy. had to open them in the garage and shuttle the pieces in. for the price point I would have expected higher quality so these are the reasons I gave it only 3 stars. I will end on a positive note....they arrived very quickly after I ordered them. Good luck with yours.

I really love this dresser. It’s incredibly solid and sturdy and an amazing value for the price. It looks great and really complements my decor! Plus, despite my one drawback described below, it was fun to puzzle out and put together.Difficulty in assembly: because there were no pilot holes on the top panel, which when combined with the pre-installed drawer ledges on the sides, meant that even a 90-degree ratchet screwdriver for clearance wouldn’t help. I ended up drilling my own pilot holes after marking the spaces I needed them with a toothpick and nail polish and then using my 90-degree screwdriver to attach the top to the sides while the dresser was upside down.