Schränke & Vitrinen

Oak dressers offer exceptional durability and timeless appeal that suits both traditional and contemporary interiors. Solid oak construction ensures lasting strength, with natural grain bringing warmth and character to your space. Our oak dressers are crafted from solid timber and protected with IsoGuard® treatment, making them resistant to everyday marks whilst maintaining their finish.

The open shelving showcases oak's distinctive grain, whilst cupboards provide concealed storage. Oak's natural tones coordinate effortlessly with existing furniture, creating cohesive interiors. An oak dresser means furniture that serves your family for generations.

Dresser size depends on your room's dimensions and what you'll store and display. Consider your ceiling height – tall dressers suit rooms with higher ceilings, bringing vertical presence to dining rooms. In kitchens and smaller rooms, compact dressers maintain better proportion. Measure your wall space to ensure the dresser width fits comfortably.

Many of our dressers are available in multiple widths, allowing you to choose what works best for your space. The right dresser sits proportionate to your room and existing furniture, providing storage and display without feeling overwhelming.

Dressers work beautifully across multiple rooms in your home. In dining rooms, a dresser provides practical storage for tableware and linens whilst displaying glassware and jugs or vases on open shelves. Kitchen dressers suit both traditional kitchens and open-plan spaces, offering flexible storage for crockery and serveware with easy-access shelving.

In living rooms, dressers store books and media whilst showcasing decorative collections. Hallway dressers bring functional storage, keeping your entrance organised. The key is choosing a dresser that suits your room's proportions – tall dressers anchor formal dining rooms, whilst narrower pieces work well in kitchens and hallways.

The key to styling a dresser beautifully is balancing practical pieces with objects you love. Consider your room's purpose when choosing what to display, mixing functional items with decorative pieces. Layer heights with taller items towards the back, grouping pieces in odd numbers for natural visual rhythm.

Rotate seasonal items to keep displays fresh, whilst leaving negative space so each piece has room to breathe. The result is a display that feels curated and personal, showcasing what you genuinely treasure.