Looks can be deceiving. Upon first glance you might think this is just your standard chest of drawers. But don't judge this book by its cover. Beyond its Swedish façade and handpainted, off-white finish lie three large storage drawers and a desk! The top "drawer" folds down to reveal a pull-out...

Well before Napoleon, the French were known for their intricately carved, sophisticated furnishings. Our Versailles Chest is a tribute to the great works of their ébénistes, or cabinet-makers, of long ago. It features four drawers with ornate brass pulls, and a weathered finish that almost makes it...

This substantial four-drawer, mango wood chest is crafted in the style of 17th-century Dutch bowfront commodes. It is called a “bowfront” or “arbalet” chest of drawers because of the bow-shaped curve of the front of the chest. Extremely sturdy and stately, this piece of furniture will last you...

The Chinese used a dresser like this one to display their important objects. As a reproduction, ours has as much fortitude as the original from Tianjin (one of the four main cities in China). Constructed with sturdy pine wood, it’s an ideal place for all your sentimental keepsakes.

This Victorian era dresser was originally crafted from teak in the late 1880s. It was later inlaid with camel bone in a Moorish design. The intricately hand-applied designs are first carved into the wood, then the hand-cut bone pieces are applied, a process that takes weeks to finish. You may...

Sturdy and stately, this piece of furniture, modeled after a 1795 directoire chest, will last you generations to come. Not only a lovely storage solution, it is versatile enough to work in any room of your home.

Constructed of sturdy mango wood, this painted chest is reminiscent of 18th-century French style. The ornate medallion carving and trim are done by hand, with a finish that is slightly hand-weathered. Together, they form a chest that looks antique, yet modern, that is ideal for any room. The entire...