This Lane Furniture lowboy dresser from the 1970s is a striking example of Mid Century Modern Brutalist design, featuring dramatic burl wood grain with rich variation and depth throughout the drawer fronts and center cabinet. The wide, grounded silhouette and bookmatched burl panels give the dresser a bold architectural presence while still feeling warm and organic. Its low profile makes it ideal for bedrooms, living spaces, or anywhere a substantial storage piece is needed without overwhelming the room.

The dresser offers a total of nine drawers arranged in a balanced layout: three full-width drawers on the left, three on the right, and three drawers concealed behind the center cabinet door. This thoughtful configuration provides generous storage while maintaining a clean, uninterrupted facade. The interior drawers showcase solid construction and smooth operation, and the burl grain continues consistently across the exterior, reinforcing the sculptural quality of the design.

This dresser is available as pictured or fully restored. The as-pictured option includes professional cleaning and minor touch-ups while preserving its vintage character and patina. The restored option includes a full restoration process. Please reference the photos closely for details on drawer layout, interior construction, and overall condition, and feel free to reach out with any questions regarding restoration options or shipping.

SKU: MCM-0521

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