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The Perfect Bedroom Storage Solutions

For most of us, another key piece in the bedroom is our dressers and chests of drawers. Such items provide the much-needed storage space for that never-ending clothing collection that keeps adding up. Depending on the amount of storage needed, one dresser could be enough for someone that may not have a lot of clothing items. For others that have lots of clothing, maybe the option to mix and match items to increase your storage needs could work in your space. With any of these large items, your available space will determine how many of these items you can add without making the room feel cluttered.

What size dresser would be perfect for my room?

Even if you want plenty of storage, you need to think about the available space in your room. There is no point having an extremely large storage dresser if it restricts movement around your bedroom. The best way to determine which size will fit best in your room is to map out the area and plan where you want each piece to go. You'll want to think about how the cabinet and drawers will open as well. Cabinets with drawers that open outwards will take up a little more room and you'll want to be sure that you can comfortably open them. Most important think when adding a dresser into a room is don't try to cram an oversized cabinet into a tiny room. It's not worth the hassle and can often make the room look awkward.

What style dresser will work for me?

You want to be consistent with the style of this unit. Look at the items you already own and try to coordinate by choosing items that have something in common, whether it be the material, color or both. If you aren't into that matchy-matchy look then you could try a contrasting piece but keep it so that they complement each other and that they won't clash.

Should I get a chest of drawers or a dresser?

This depends on how you would like to store your items. Chest of drawers tends to be higher with drawers stacked vertically, while dressers are wider with a lower profile. You may find one might work better than the other depending on your available space. Your layout will dictate which piece you would go for in your space. For instance, a space lacking floor space may be better to incorporate a tall narrow chest of drawers. On the other hand, if you have wide open floor space to spare then you may opt for a dresser whereby you can add decorations or accessories on top with more desirable useable surface area atop of the furniture piece.