60″ Walnut Ten-Drawer Dresser – Gray — product photo 1

60″ Ten-Drawer Dresser — Finish Options

Iron Ore (Dark Grey)
$1,800.00
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60″ Walnut Ten-Drawer Dresser – Gray — product photo 1
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Handcrafted to order

60″ Ten-Drawer Dresser — Finish Options

$1,800.00

Finish options: Choose Iron Ore (Dark Grey), White or Black with Walnut fronts and top, or choose Natural Walnut or Natural White Oak. Painted versions have a painted birch plywood cabinet. Natural versions have the selected wood on the sides, drawer fronts and top, with a birch plywood bottom. Natural is unpainted and costs more; the price updates with your selection.

Photo reference: The gallery includes an original White photograph preserved from the matching listing. Photos of other finish combinations may be pending; use only photographs labelled for your selected finish as finish references.

Design details for the photographed version:

Built to order: Please allow 3–5 weeks for production. Shipping time is additional and is not included in the 3–5 week build time.

This elegant dresser boasts a sophisticated Iron Ore (Dark Grey) finish. The solid walnut drawer fronts and top add a touch of natural warmth. Ten spacious drawers provide ample storage. Its dimensions are perfect for a variety of spaces. This piece is a timeless addition to any room. see more at caudleshomefurnishings.com Process: They are full extension glides. The back of the drawer aligns with the front of the dresser giving full access. The painted shell is 3/4 cabinet grade birch plywood which i put a slot in in order to slide the back panel in (1/4 in birch) then add 3.5" back straps. As a cabinet maker this is what I'm custom to. The face and tops are solid 3/4 walnut in which I glue up and then mill into the fronts in order to keep a continual grain pattern throughout the whole piece. I use a durable conversion varnish as a clear coat over the walnut which then brings out all the natural movement of the real wood. I use a 1 1/2 16g square tubing for the legs and use wood inserts to attach the legs to the piece with machine screws in order to be able to add and remove them time and time again without stripping anything out. The adjustable feet are then inserted into the nuts welded into the legs for a total height of 5" from floor to underside of dresser. I hope this answered any questions you had and more if not feel free to ask more. I really am proud of these and my intentions where to make something that can last for a very long time. visit www.caudleshomefurnishings.com

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