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Dresser Advice

Kayla Samuelson

11 years ago

I am looking on getting a new piece of furniture for my bedroom to help with storage (my closet is pretty small). Here is my bed:

Here is the dresser I currently have:

I didn't pick these items based on whether they went together or not, I just bought what I liked. Here is a tall dresser I'm thinking about adding, but I'm not sure if it goes together well. I like eclectic designs, but don't want it to look completely mismatched.

Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated! Thanks!

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Maureen
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
I would suggest an armoire, as it can take a ton of stuff and things are so accessible. I have 3 in my home and couldn't live without them. They are so versatile and can be used in another room other than a bedroom down the road as well. You can look for second hand ones and stain/paint to suit your tastes. I love your bed and dresser choices by the way.
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11 years ago
The last dresser will look something like this
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