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Stephanie 48-Inch Pine and Iron Six-Drawer Chest
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Stevens 48-Inch Oak Six-Drawer Chest with Marble Inlay
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Ariel 41-Inch Cream Mahogany Four-Drawer Chest
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Natural Fiona 47-Inch Reclaimed Elm Chest
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Pine Bowfront 48.75-Inch Reclaimed Wood Chest
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Mogli 53-Inch Mango and Camel Bone Inlay Chest
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Styx 72-Inch Reclaimed Pine Double Crescent Chest
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Reeded 36-Inch Mahogany Chest of Drawers
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Large Buxton 42-Inch Mindi Four-Drawer Chest
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Bennington 28-Inch Oak Four-Drawer Chest
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Large Augusta Chest - 40.25'
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Large Swansea 40.25-Inch Mahogany Soft-Close Chest
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Place the bed first, using the outside frame measurements rather than the mattress footprint. That establishes your walking routes, how much of the window remains clear and which wall can accommodate storage. Furniture Classics bedroom furniture brings together beds, dressers and chests, including the Apothecary eight-drawer dresser for a room where folded clothing needs a place of its own.
Which should you place first: the bed or the dresser?
Before selecting a dresser, mark how far the drawers will project into that route. If there is more height than wall length available, compare a chest with a wide dresser instead of squeezing in a piece that cannot open comfortably. When comparing beds and bed frames, note both headboard and footboard height: even with the same mattress size, those details can change the sightline across a small bedroom.