This striking United Furniture highboy dresser from the 1960s showcases the bold “diamond front” design the maker is known for, with sculpted drawer faces that form a geometric, faceted pattern across the upper section. The warm walnut tones and clean architectural lines are framed by a slightly recessed case, creating depth and shadow that highlight the dimensional drawer fronts. Tapered legs and a subtly stepped base give the dresser an elevated, floating presence that is classic to high-quality mid century modern casework.

The layout features eight drawers in total, with six smaller drawers in the upper cabinet and two wide, deep drawers below, offering a balanced combination of visual rhythm and practical storage. The shaped wooden pulls are integrated into the drawer fronts, maintaining the uninterrupted geometric look while providing a comfortable grip. The proportions and detailing make this highboy a strong statement piece, equally suited for a bedroom, dressing area, or as a sculptural storage piece in a modern interior.

This dresser is available in two condition options: vintage as pictured, or vintage restored. The vintage as pictured option reflects its current condition as shown in the photos, with age-appropriate wear consistent with a well-kept mid century piece. The vintage restored option includes a full professional refinishing by our studio, where the surfaces are sanded, color is refreshed with stain and toners as needed, small chips and wear are addressed, and the piece is sealed in a durable satin lacquer, bringing the wood back to life and preparing it for decades of continued use.

SKU: MCM-0507