BH | Studio Stamford Slatted 63-Inch 6-Drawer Dresser

Americans call a low, wide chest of drawers a dresser, the piece you stand at to get dressed; in Britain the same word still means a kitchen cabinet with racks for plates. The bedroom dresser, waist-high with a mirror above, became the household's display shelf for photographs, a clock and a dish for cufflinks.

This one is long and low, six drawers in two columns behind a front faced edge to edge in horizontal slats. All six glide on metal runners and pull out fully, so folded clothes at the back are easy to reach, and with no knobs or pulls the front stays clean. Tapered legs lift the case off the floor, and the warm walnut-tone finish is laid over engineered wood. At 63 inches wide, the top takes a lamp at one end and a tray, a plant and framed photographs at the other. Assembly is required.

Set it opposite the bed with a mirror or a large print above, or use it in a living room or hallway for table linen and games. Beneath a wall-mounted television it doubles as a media console. Warm hazel suits wood floors and white walls; add a pair of ceramic lamps, a woven basket alongside and a bowl for keys. This listing is for one dresser.