Chests of drawers and chiffoniers

A dresser is a piece of furniture designed primarily for the storage of clothing and other personal items. It is characterized by having several drawers arranged vertically, allowing for efficient organization and storage of items. The main features of a dresser include:

1. Drawer Design. Dressers typically have three to six large drawers, although some models may have more. Drawers can vary in size, with the top ones being smaller and the bottom ones being larger to accommodate different types of items.

2. Materials. Dressers can be made from a variety of materials, with wood being the most common. Other materials can include MDF (medium-density fiberboard), metal, plastic, and combinations of these.

3. Style and Finish. Dressers come in a variety of styles ranging from classic and traditional to modern and contemporary. Finishes can include natural wood, painted, lacquered or wood veneer.

4. Dimensions. Although sizes can vary, a typical dresser measures between 90cm and 130cm wide, 40cm to 50cm deep, and 80cm to 120cm tall. This allows it to fit well into most bedrooms and storage spaces.

5. Additional Features. Some dressers may include additional features such as top-mounted mirrors, secret compartments, or even specific areas for jewelry and accessories.

6. Use. They are mainly used in bedrooms, but can also be found in other areas of the house such as living rooms, dining rooms or hallways, where they can be used for additional storage or as decorative furniture.

In short, a dresser is a versatile and practical piece of furniture that not only provides essential storage, but can also complement the aesthetics of a space.