Clad 4 Drawer Dresser in Hickory / White - Angle 1
Clad 4 Drawer Dresser in Hickory / White - Angle 2
Clad 4 Drawer Dresser in Hickory / White - Angle 3
Clad 4 Drawer Dresser in Hickory / White - Angle 4
Clad 4 Drawer Dresser in Hickory / White - Angle 5
Clad 4 Drawer Dresser in Hickory / White - Angle 6
Clad 4 Drawer Dresser in Hickory / White - Angle 7
Clad Collection

Clad 4 Drawer Dresser

$7,495
Details
  • Warm American solid wood meets sleek powder-coated steel creating a modern dresser with an organic feel.
  • Drawer fronts are made using American-sourced solid walnut or hickory wood.
  • Each drawer features soft-close undermount glides for a smooth yet silent closure.
  • Frame and legs are made of sturdy powder-coated steel, ensuring this piece is built to last.
  • Natural wood grain variation gives each piece its own distinctive character.
  • Backside of dresser is unfinished.
  • Anti-tip kit included and recommended for added stability and safety.
  • This dresser has been rigorously tested to meet the mandatory anti-tip safety certification (ASTM F2057-23), which helps protect children from furniture tip-over accidents
  • Some assembly required. Attach legs to frame with the provided hardware.
  • This product is heavy. Grab a buddy or two when assembling or moving.
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Dimensions
Overall
72"w 18"d 29"h
183cm w 46cm d 74cm h
Leg
9"h
23cm h
A dimensional drawing of the Clad 4 Drawer Dresser
A dimensional drawing of the Clad 4 Drawer Dresser
Assembly + Care
  • Clean with a slightly damp, soft cloth.
  • To remove dirt and fingerprints, use a quality cleaner formulated for wood furniture.
  • Wipe completely dry with a soft cloth in the direction of the wood grain.
Assembly + Care

Pairs well with:

Clad Nightstand $2,195
Invitation Medium Bench $1,595

Gotcha covered. Sometimes we fall hard for a good mix of materials. Like beautiful, warm wood meeting the cool, smooth toughness of steel. This design marries 4 wood drawers with a powder-coated steel side, top and legs to form an alluring union. Integrated groove pulls and soft closure mechanisms on all 4 drawers.

Wooden sideboard with a minimalist design on a white background

Clad 4 Drawer Dresser

$7,495
$7,495

Pairs well with:

Clad Nightstand $2,195
Invitation Medium Bench $1,595

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A person in a blue work jacket is using orange and yellow clamps to hold a vertical wood panel in place against a curved metal frame in a workshop setting.
Good design takes time, patience and often, a heap of prototypes (and people) to get it right.
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Ideas continue to morph into unexpected designs that are better than any one person could create.
A modern lounge chair constructed from layered, curved cardboard panels in a natural tan color, mounted on a white and light wood four-star base, photographed against a clean white background.
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Design Process