Drew & Jonathan Home Bedroom Denman Dresser

Product Description: Sturdy, warm and rich in color, it is clear to see that the Denman Dresser draws its inspiration from the dense forests of the Pacific Northwest. This low, three row, six drawer dresser features beautiful hickory veneers with a deep brown finish. Supported by strong wooden legs, the custom oil rubbed bronze finish metal bar hardware adds a certain robustness to this transitionally styled piece. Mix and match with other pieces of the Denman collection for a coordinated bedroom look.

Collection Features: Inspired by Drew and Jonathan’s upbringing in the Pacific Northwest, Denman is larger in scale, with lower and deeper profiles. Providing a classic look that translates well across the country, the group includes a panel-upholstered bed, along with a coordinating chest, dresser, mirror, and nightstand.

Number of Drawers: 6

Style: Transitional

Features: Six drawers
Cedar lined bottom drawers
Removable felt drawer bottom in top
Custom metal hardware

Finish: Dark Wood

Finish: Rich brown finish on Hickory veneers with oil rubbed metal finished bar pulls

Drawer Construction: Drew & Jonathan Home offers full height, full depth and full width drawers for maximum storage capacity. All drawers have strong, time-tested English or French dovetail construction, for years of problem-free use. Plywood drawer bottoms are attached to plywood drawer sides for strength and durability. Metal side guides or wood on wood guide systems operate smoothly.

Frame Construction: Drew & Jonathan Home uses carefully chosen solid wood and select wood veneers over durable wood products in our furniture construction. Use of veneers enables more decorative looks unattainable with solid wood. Veneers are used over durable wood products such as medium density fiberboard (MDF) and particle board, made of renewable resources. MDF and particle board are used in quality furniture for areas that need to be stable, such as large surfaces. These durable wood products do not expand and contract with heat and cold and do not absorb moisture as much as solid wood, which results in stronger and longer-lasting furniture.