Baby Dressers
Handcrafted Solid Wood Nursery Dressers
Dressers for your baby are just the right height with the changing pad to create a diaper station in your nursery.
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Modelli 7-Drawer Dresser
Functionality at its finest, the Modelli 7-Drawer Dresser has the capabilities of adding a mirror and/or a changing box top, making it practical at any stage in your child's life.
Modelli 6-Drawer Dresser
Whether you prefer this rustic finish or a more traditional style, store all of your child's necessities in one of the six dovetailed drawers of the Modelli 6-Drawer Dresser.
Modelli Chest of Drawers
Available with a changing box top, the Modelli Chest of Drawers features four stunning curved legs and a slightly curved bottom frame that truly accentuate this contemporary styled beauty.
Peaceful Dreams 7-Drawer Dresser
With seven dovetailed drawers, the Peaceful Dreams Dresser provides plenty of durable storage space for your little one that is sure to last a lifetime.
Rosewood Mirror Dresser
Perfect for housing baby's entire wardrobe, the Rosewood Mirror Dresser is built using the finest domestic hardwood and strongest joinery to last a lifetime.
Cossette Changing Table Dresser
The seven drawers of the Cossette Changing Table Dresser create ample storage space for your child's diapers, pajamas, socks, and slacks. Personalize yours.
Cossette Nursery Dresser
Showcasing three dovetailed drawers and a single cabinet, the Cossette Amish Nursery Dresser provides plenty of space for baby's wardrobe essentials.
Madigan Baby Dresser
Crafted by Amish artisans, the Madigan Baby Dresser provides long-lasting, durable storage space for baby that is sure to become a family heirloom.
Pippa Baby Dresser
Store your baby's wardrobe within the six dovetailed drawers of the Pippa Baby Dresser. Amish handcrafted in the USA, this dresser is sure to last.
Country Cottage Mirror Dresser
Handcrafted by our Amish artisans, the Country Cottage Mirror Dresser is constructed of solid American hardwood using time-tested methods of joinery.
