Ondura 6-Drawer Cabinet

A tall dresser in charcoal wood tones with mixed carved/graphic drawer faces and warm metallic hardware—elevated storage with a crafted soul.

The Next Bestseller:Vertical storage that earns floor space: versatile in bedrooms or entryways, KD-friendly for low damage and high parcel efficiency.

This patterned-front collection is available for both ODM and OEM cooperation. Cabinets, chests and side tables can be built with your choice of size, storage layout and construction, while the graphic panels can be done as printing, carving or inlay in different motifs, colors and wood tones. We can also switch between light washed finishes and charcoal blacks to match rustic, boho or boutique hotel concepts.

For OEM, we adapt the existing designs to your brand—logo application, color matching, hardware selection, packaging and documentation—so you can launch quickly with a ready-made look. For ODM, we co-create new artwork and panel layouts from your sketches or mood boards, prepare 3D visuals and samples, then run stable mass production under agreed quality and testing standards.

Q1. What is the main function of a dresser in bedroom furniture?
A1. A dresser provides drawer storage for folded clothes, underwear, and accessories. It often doubles as a surface for mirrors, photos, or decorative objects.

Q2. How tall is a typical dresser for adult bedrooms?
A2. Typical dressers range from 80 to 120 cm in height. Lower dressers may support a TV, while taller ones maximize vertical storage in compact rooms.

Q3. What drawer features improve the usability of dressers?
A3. Soft-close runners, full-extension slides, and sturdy drawer bottoms improve dresser usability. Dividers or shallow top drawers help organize small items like jewelry and belts.

Q4. Can dressers be used outside the bedroom?
A4. Dressers are often used in hallways, nurseries, or living rooms for extra storage. Their simple form makes them easy to repurpose around the home.

Q5. Which finishes are trending for modern dressers?
A5. Trending finishes for modern dressers include natural oak, walnut, matte neutrals, and fluted or reeded drawer fronts. Slim metal handles add a contemporary touch.