This 1970s Lane Staccato lowboy dresser showcases one of the most iconic Brutalist patterns of the era. Crafted from white oak, the bold three-dimensional block motif across the drawer fronts creates a sculptural façade that feels both architectural and rhythmic. The clean-lined profile and recessed plinth base ground the geometric play, offering a perfect balance between decorative impact and functional design.

Behind the striking facade are nine total drawers—three concealed behind center doors and three drawers on each side—offering ample storage. Each drawer features integrated finger pulls for a seamless look that maintains the integrity of the Brutalist aesthetic. This is a statement-making dresser that commands attention while staying true to the refined craftsmanship that defined Lane’s Staccato series.

Learn more in our Vintage Lane Furniture Collector's Guide.