Solid Wood 60” Dresser Styles for the Bedroom

Solid Wood 60” Dresser Styles for the Bedroom

A 60” dresser is a practical middle ground for a lot of bedrooms: wide enough to hold a folded wardrobe across six to nine drawers, but still short enough to sit along one wall, at the foot of a queen bed, or beside a closet without crowding the walkway. At roughly 5 feet across, the footprint also gives you a long top surface for a lamp, a tray, and a wide mirror, and many of these pieces ship with one.

Every 60” dresser below is built to order by Amish artisans from solid North American hardwood. Dovetailed drawers ride full-extension undermount soft-close slides, and the case is sealed in catalyzed conversion varnish. Countryside Amish Furniture lets you choose the wood species and finish on each one, so the same case can look formal in walnut or casual in oak.

Because nothing is pre-stocked, expect a 14 to 18 week build and delivery window, with $150 flat-rate inside delivery and setup anywhere in the contiguous US.

Some of Our Favorite 60” Dressers

A few of these cases land an inch or two under or over a true 60 inches, but all of them fall within the same 5-foot dresser range and fit the spots a 60” dresser is meant for.

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Eldridge Bedroom Dresser

The Eldridge Bedroom Dresser pairs a nine-drawer case with a mirror you can take off when you want a clean top. The dresser measures 60”W x 20”D x 41”H, and the detachable mirror adds height to 75” overall, framed at 50”W x 34”H. Drop the mirror and the long top becomes a staging surface for trays and lamps; keep it on for a full dressing station.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Detachable mirror included
  • Dovetailed full extension drawers
  • Soft close undermount slides
  • Custom hardwood & finish
  • Catalyzed conversion varnish
  • Amish handmade in the USA

From $2,975

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Cabarrus Bedroom Dresser

Six drawers instead of nine give the Cabarrus Bedroom Dresser deeper, roomier compartments behind its 60” face. The case runs 60”W x 21”D, and the included flat glass mirror brings the pairing to 78”H overall, with the mirror itself at 43”W x 41”H. Fewer, larger drawers handle bulky sweaters and denim, and the 21” depth gives each one extra capacity. It belongs to the broader Cabarrus Bedroom Set if you want a matching bed and nightstands.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Flat glass mirror is included
  • Full extension dovetailed drawers
  • Soft close undermount slides
  • Amish handmade to order
  • Custom hardwood & stain

From $3,800

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Sisseton Amish Dresser

If you want width without visual clutter, the Sisseton Amish Dresser keeps its 60” front to just five drawers. The case measures 60”W x 20 1/2”D x 76 1/3”H with the mirror, and the mirror panel runs 41 3/8”W x 34 1/2”H. The five-drawer layout looks clean across a long front, with each drawer sized for full folds.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Removable mirror is included
  • Dovetailed full-extension drawers
  • Soft close undermount slides
  • Amish handmade to order
  • Custom hardwood & stain

From $3,738

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Blaire Bedroom Dresser

The Shaker lines on the Blaire Bedroom Dresser keep the front flat and the hardware simple, so seven drawers line up as one tidy grid. At 59 1/4”W x 21 1/2”D x 36”H, the case sits low enough to slide under a window, and the beveled mirror takes the overall height to 76”. The 21 1/2” depth is among the roomier in this group.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Dovetailed storage drawers
  • Full extension soft close slides
  • Beveled mirror included
  • Catalyzed conversion varnish
  • Amish handmade in the USA
  • Custom hardwood & finish

From $3,288

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Umatilla 7-Drawer Dresser

Raised-panel drawer fronts, bracket feet, and crown molding give the Umatilla 7-Drawer Dresser a more formal build than the flat-front cases here. It measures 59 3/4”W x 20 1/2”D x 74 1/8”H with the mirror, and the beveled mirror sits in a solid wood frame at 34”W x 41 1/8”H. Forged metal pulls finish each of the seven full-extension dovetailed drawers. The bracket feet lift the case clear of the floor for easier cleaning, and the whole piece anchors the Umatilla Bedroom Set.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Dresser mirror is included
  • Full extension dovetailed drawers
  • Soft close undermount slides
  • Amish handmade to order
  • Custom hardwood & stain

From $3,145

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Umatilla Grand Dresser

Compared with its seven-drawer sibling, the Umatilla Grand Dresser steps up to nine drawers and a sculpted base. The case runs 59 3/4”W x 20 1/2”D x 76 5/8”H overall, with framed drawer fronts and a wide mirror measuring 41 3/8”W x 34 1/8”H. The extra drawers give a finer grid up front, and the carved base looks dressier than bracket feet. Both Umatilla pieces draw from the same Umatilla Bedroom Set, so you can place the two together and keep the room consistent.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Dresser mirror is included
  • Full extension dovetailed drawers
  • Soft close undermount slides
  • Amish handmade to order
  • Custom hardwood & stain

From $3,198

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Canby 6-Drawer Dresser

For a room with a window wall or a low sightline, the Canby 6-Drawer Dresser keeps its case low and long. It measures 59”W x 20”D x 35 1/2”H, with horizontal hardwood detailing running the width of the front and an optional beveled mirror sized at 51”W x 36 1/2”H. At 35 1/2” high it clears most windowsills, and the wide six-drawer layout still holds a full wardrobe at counter height.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Optional beveled mirror included
  • Six dovetailed storage drawers
  • Undermount soft close drawer slides
  • Custom hardwood & finish options
  • Amish handmade in the USA

From $4,273

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Chicopee 9-Drawer Dresser

The Chicopee 9-Drawer Dresser splits its nine drawers into three smaller upper drawers and six deeper lower ones. The case measures 61 1/2”W x 19”D x 44”H, rising to 75” with the 50 1/2”W x 31”H mirror. The shallow top trio sorts watches, ties, and small folds, while the six deep drawers below take sweaters and jeans. At 19” deep it is among the slimmer cases here, which helps in a room where a door swings close to the dresser wall.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Dresser mirror is included
  • Full extension dovetailed drawers
  • Undermount soft close drawer slides
  • Custom hardwood & finish options
  • Amish handmade in the USA

From $4,593

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El Mirage Dresser

The tall mirror on the El Mirage Dresser pushes the overall height to 82”, the highest profile in this lineup. The dresser itself measures 61 1/2”W x 19 1/4”D x 44”H, with a 43”W x 38”H mirror set above three small top drawers and six full-width drawers below. That stacked proportion reads well in a room with high ceilings, where the tall mirror fills wall space a shorter pairing would leave bare.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Full extension dovetailed drawers
  • Undermount soft close drawer slides
  • Optional mirror is included
  • Custom hardwood & finish options
  • Amish handmade in the USA

From $4,055

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Forkland Amish Dresser

Substantial corner posts and a gently arched lower apron give the Forkland Amish Dresser a grounded, framed look. The case measures 61 1/2”W x 20”D x 43”H, reaching 75 1/2”H with the 42 1/2”W x 32 1/2”H mirror, and matte black hardware sits against the nine drawer fronts.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Full extension dovetailed drawers
  • Undermount soft close drawer slides
  • Mirror is included
  • Custom hardwood & finish options
  • Amish handmade in the USA

From $4,055

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Burlison 9-Drawer Dresser

The Burlison 9-Drawer Dresser carries raised panel drawer fronts above a gently arched base, a combination that reads traditional across nine drawers. The case measures 62 1/2”W x 19 1/2”D x 44 1/2”H, with the standard mirror bringing it to 81 1/2”H overall at 40”W x 37”H. The arched base raises the case off the floor, which keeps a front this wide from reading as a solid block.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Full extension dovetailed drawers
  • Undermount soft close drawer slides
  • Mirror is included
  • Custom hardwood & finish options
  • Amish handmade in the USA

From $4,055

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Thatcher Amish Dresser

At 63” wide, the Thatcher Amish Dresser is the broadest case in this group, and it carries the widest mirror to match. The dresser measures 63”W x 21”D x 41”H, with a beveled mirror at 55”W x 34 1/2”H that takes the overall height to 75 1/2”H. Nine dovetailed drawers spread across the wide front at a full 21” depth. That width works best on a long wall, with room at either end for a lamp or a stack of books. The mirror is removable, so you can keep the 63” top open as a long display ledge.

Key Features

  • Solid hardwood construction
  • Full extension dovetailed drawers
  • Undermount soft close drawer slides
  • Mirror is included
  • Custom hardwood & finish options
  • Amish handmade in the USA

From $4,055

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Choosing Wood and Finish for a 5 Foot Dresser

The wood you pick sets how a 5-foot dresser looks across a long wall. Oak and quartersawn white oak show strong, open grain for a traditional or mission room; cherry and rustic cherry warm over time and skew formal; brown maple takes paint and stain evenly for a smoother, more uniform face; hickory and walnut bring high contrast and bold figure that a wide front shows off well. Because each piece is built to order, you choose the species per case rather than settling for a stocked color.

A wide dresser also presents a long top surface and a large drawer area, so the finish matters. Every piece here is sealed in catalyzed conversion varnish, a hard, moisture-resistant coating that stands up to lotions, jewelry, and daily handling along the top edge. Order samples by mail to see the species and stain together before you commit, since grain reads differently across a 60” span than it does on a small swatch.

Pieces That Pair Well With a 60-Inch Dresser

A 5-foot dresser handles the bulk of your folded storage. If you need more vertical or specialized storage alongside it, a few companion pieces fill the gap:

Lingerie chests add narrow vertical storage for delicates and small folds where a wide case would not fit, such as beside a closet or in a corner. Browse the Amish wooden lingerie chests.

Chifferobe dressers combine a side of hanging space with a column of drawers, which makes them a useful closet stand-in in a bedroom that runs short on closet space. Browse the Amish chifferobe dressers.

Chests of drawers stack storage upward for a partner or a second wardrobe without taking another 5 feet of wall. Compare the solid wood chests of drawers.

Gentleman’s chests mix drawers with a cabinet or tray section sized for shirts, watches, and accessories. Look through the solid wood gentleman’s chests.

Amish Craftsmanship and Solid Wood Built to Last

Every 60” dresser on this page is hand-built to order by Amish artisans, so you choose the wood species and finish on each one. Countryside Amish Furniture handles the rest from Arthur, Illinois, where a US-based support team can send wood samples by mail and walk you through the order details before anything is built. Each dresser arrives with $150 flat-rate inside delivery and setup in the contiguous US after the 14 to 18 week build window.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much wall space does a 60-inch dresser need?

A 60” dresser is about 5 ft wide, so plan for at least that much clear wall plus a few inches on each side for drawers and any mirror to clear. Most of these models run 19” to 21 1/2” deep, which sets how far the case projects into the room. Leave roughly 3 feet of open floor in front so drawers on full-extension slides can pull all the way out.

Can I order a 60-inch dresser without the mirror?

Often, yes. Several pieces here include a detachable or removable mirror, such as the Eldridge and the Thatcher, which lets you keep the long top open as a display surface. Others list the mirror as optional or standard. If you plan to set the dresser under a window or hang separate art above it, that mirror configuration is worth settling up front. Because each dresser is built to order, the wood, finish, and mirror setup are all chosen when you place the order, so you can lock in the right option for any specific model before building.

What is the difference between a 60-inch dresser and a chest of drawers?

A 60” dresser is a wide, horizontal case, usually holding six to nine drawers across a 5-foot front and offering a long top surface. A chest of drawers is narrower and taller, stacking drawers vertically to save floor width. A wide dresser suits a long wall and a folded wardrobe, while a chest fits tight spots or a second set of storage; many bedrooms use both, often from the same collection so the wood and finish match.

Author, Baileigh Basham

Bailiegh Basham is Lead Sales & Marketing Strategist at Countryside Amish Furniture. She's been a team member since 2014. Bailiegh is deeply passionate about furniture design and home decor.