Reclaimed wood dressers are soaring in popularity, and many people are looking into the various types available. They can be quite expensive – but look awesome and can literally last a lifetime.
A dresser is that little something that you will see every day, and your closest friends may never see. Its your little bedroom secret, and it can be exactly how you want it…
Lets take a look at 41 of the best reclaimed wood dressers the web has to offer.
This dark reclaimed wood dresser is a great example to start off with. I like the accent drawer at the bottom which is unstained – quite a stunning effect.
It is clear that the salvaged wood that has been used to make this dresser has come from a variety of sources. What a beautiful peice of furniture!
This dresser has been made out of barnwood. The blue stain on the drawers gives it a “new” feel despite being made from old wood
This one really caught us off guard. Using 100 year old wood to make a 1950’s style dresser in 2014.
Like many other peices of furnature made from reclaimed timber – raw iron and metal really complements this perfectly
An awesome urban warehouse conversion
Just because the timber is old does not mean that the design of the dresser cannot be modern. The textured wood on this piece is very interesting!
This wood was obviously used for branding of some-kind – it looks great now that it has been re purposed!
Another awesome example of a contemporary and modem reclaimed wood dressing table
It would take a certain type of decor to incorporate something as chic as this.
The awesome iron handles on this peice provide an awesome contrast!
Just look at all the colors in the salvaged wood. These are almost certainly natural discolorations that look amazing.
The variety of tones that you get with salvaged lumber is simply astonishing. Even the most skilled carpenter would have trouble replicating this
Tell me that you would not want this awesome dresser in your home!
This is a great example of how simple and understated can often be the best design choice when working with reclaimed materials
How about having a dresser with a mirror on the top – framed in the same reclaimed wood as the rest of the peice.
This one has a massive amount of drawers – the contrasting tones of the wood are simply dreamy.
Another example with loads of drawers – this time smaller shoebox size ones. Remebereing where you put things could be a little difficult so something like this is probably best for storing items you dont use on a daily basis!
Another excellent example of a reclaimed wood dresser with a mirror. They do cost a little bit more – but they are certainly worth it in our opinion.
There is something about using old salvaged wood in a contemporary design style that is just darn awesome.
The black handles on the drawers of this peice really contrast perfectly with the light wood.
The three little drawers on the top of this are a great little addition to an already awesome peice.
This is certainly going to be an expensive peice. Sourcing the wood with this print on it must have been very difficult. But WOW what an effect!
The sides of this dresser have been made using pallet wood – with a different type of timber used for the drawers. Combining the different types of wood adds another layer of interest to an already interesting piece of furniture!
This dresser looks like it could last 100 years. Just look at how solid it looks!
A nice example of how simple solid blocks of salvaged wood can contrast with the metal handles on the drawers
I love the way that the wood has been layered at an angle using the variation in color with a purpose.
Again making use of different wood types to create a point of interest really makes this a dresser to die for.
Who needs handles!
This dresser has not been entirely made out of reclaimed wood. The side is actually made from new wood and only the drawers are salvaged. A great way of combining new and old materials in a interesting way
Its hard to tell if the drawers have been restained or if the timber was originally like this. Either way it is a great piece of furniture!
Its hard to imagine where on earth they can get all these different colors of wood from. A great peice!
This one uses the same multi color principle but it looks like they have sourced all of this wood from the same building.
A reclaimed wood dresser does not need to look like it is rustic. This is a great example of how a carpenter can make old wood look “new”
The drawers of this dresser still have the bark left on – perhaps reclaimed from an old log cabin. A striking effect i am sure you will agree!
we cannot recommend enough using flowers or plants with reclaimed dressers. It really softens the overall effect. Especially when they are combined with strong metal fixtures like this one.
No one says that you have to use salvaged lumber for all the parts of your dresser. The aluminum drawers on this piece are stunning!
This DIY reclaimed wood dresser has been made from pallet wood – What an awesome use for a readily available material!
Several different pieces of timber have been used on the drawers of this dresser.
A nice classical chunky dressing table made out of super hard reclaimed wood.
But big and clunky is not the only way to do it. Why not get a dresser that a carpenter has made look elegant and light with curves?
So what do you think? Are you hooked? Good. Why not take a look at other types of reclaimed wood furniture and why not leave a comment in the section below!
