Taupe Oak 8-Drawer Dresser - Bedroom Furniture
Taupe Oak 8-Drawer Dresser - Bedroom Furniture
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This taupe wardrobe armoire is designed for bedroom storage, display, or everyday use. The assembled size is 70" L x 20" W x 38.5" H, so shoppers can check the fit before ordering. It includes drawers, giving the piece a more useful role in smaller or multi-use rooms.
The main material is Wood. The finish/color is taupe. The assembled weight is 211.64 lb.
Key features
- Drawers
- Storage
- Modern eight-drawer dresser embodies a refined, approachable style that combines functionality with elegant design
- Warm taupe oak wood grain finish offers a neutral palette suitable for a wide variety of bedroom interiors
- Mitered trim on the drawer fronts adds depth and dimensionality, enhancing the dressers sophisticated appearance
- Recessed pedestal base and extra-long bar drawer pulls provide structured flair, while a tip-over restraint ensures added safety
- Works well in bedroom
- 70" L x 20" W x 38.5" H assembled size
Dimensions and details
- Overall assembled size: 70" L x 20" W x 38.5" H
- Assembled weight: 211.64 lb
- Package size: 74" L x 42" W x 24" H
- Package weight: 238.09 lb
- Main material: Wood
- Main color: taupe
Best for
- Bedroom use
- Rooms that need extra storage
Questions shoppers ask
What size is this wardrobe armoire?
The assembled size is 70" L x 20" W x 38.5" H. Measure your room and delivery path before ordering.
What material is this wardrobe armoire made from?
The main material is Wood.
What color is it?
The main color is listed as taupe. The shade may look slightly different under warm light, cool light, natural light, or different screens.
Where can I use this wardrobe armoire?
It is suitable for bedroom when you need extra storage or organization.
