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Mid Century 6-Drawer Dresser vs West Elm Mid-Century 6-Drawer Dresser

Buy the West Elm Mid-Century 6-Drawer Dresser if you want a narrower, GREENGUARD Gold certified piece with dovetail drawers and a glossy white finish. Buy the Mid Century 6-Drawer Dresser if you need a wider, all-solid-wood dresser with extra-deep drawers and a low-VOC distressed finish. No prices were given for either, so compare current store prices on Deal.ai before deciding.

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Mid Century 6-Drawer Dresser

Mid Century 6-Drawer Dresser

4.8· 77 ratings

Choose the Mid Century 6-Drawer Dresser if you want a 67.8-inch-wide solid wood dresser with extra-deep drawers, soft-close metal slides and an anti-tipping kit.

Pros
  • Extra-deep drawers with 17.25 in interior depth
  • Soft-close metal slides
  • 100% solid wood with eucalyptus legs
  • Anti-tipping kit and drawer interlocking mechanism
  • Low-VOC paint from renewable solvents
Cons
  • Full assembly required
  • Wider footprint at 67.8 in
  • No finish on back panel
  • 88 lb weight capacity is modest for the size

What separates them

Mid Century 6-Drawer DresserWest Elm Mid-Century 6-Drawer Dresser
Width67.8 in48 in
Height30.9 in32 in
Depth15.7 in18 in
Drawer joineryMetal slides, no dovetail joinery statedEnglish and French dovetail joinery
Drawer depthExtra deep, 17.25 in interior14.2 in
Drawer closeSoft closeNot stated
Material100% solid wood, blockboard constructionEngineered wood top, overlapping wood panels
Air quality certification

Price history

  • Mid Century 6-Drawer Dresser: lowest $194.00 on Oct 30 at Walmart.
  • West Elm Mid-Century 6-Drawer Dresser: lowest $899.00 on Oct 30 at west elm.

Prices at every store

Mid Century 6-Drawer Dresser

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Specs compared

SpecMid Century 6-Drawer DresserWest Elm Mid-Century 6-Drawer Dresser
Depth15.7 in18"
Height30.9 in32"
Width67.8 in48 in
FinishDistressedWater-based White finish, Glossy finish, Slight…
Product HighlightsSoft close drawers, Extra deep drawersOverlapping wood panels
Storage TypeDrawersDrawer
Drawer DepthDeep14.2"
Drawer Slide TypeMetal slidesMetal glides
Drawer TypeExtra DeepEnglish and French dovetail joinery
FeetRound gourd legsLegs

What reviewers say

Mid Century 6-Drawer Dresser

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 77 ratings, buyers are broadly satisfied with the build and look. Assembly effort and the white finish are the usual sticking points.

Pros
  • Solid, sturdy feel
  • Clean mid-century look
  • Drawers glide smoothly and close softly
  • Good value for solid wood
Cons
  • Assembly takes time
  • Finish shows marks
  • Heavier and bulkier than expected

West Elm Mid-Century 6-Drawer Dresser

Owner feedback on West Elm's mid-century case goods generally praises the look and the smooth-gliding drawers, while some report finish wear and delivery or assembly hassles.

Pros
  • Clean mid-century silhouette that fits many room styles

Questions and answers

Which is better for a small bedroom?
The West Elm dresser. At 48 in wide and 18 in deep it fits tighter spaces than the 67.8 in Mid Century dresser.
Which has better drawers?
The West Elm dresser uses English and French dovetail joinery, which is sturdier than stapled or screwed boxes. The Mid Century dresser has deeper drawers and soft-close slides.
Which is safer for a kid's room?
The Mid Century dresser ships with an anti-tipping kit and drawer interlocking mechanism. The West Elm dresser is GREENGUARD Gold certified, which covers emissions rather than tip-over safety.
Which is more solid wood?
The Mid Century dresser is 100% solid wood with blockboard construction. The West Elm dresser has an engineered wood top and overlapping wood panels.
Is the West Elm dresser worth the extra?
No prices were given for either, so check current store prices on Deal.ai. The West Elm adds dovetail joinery and GREENGUARD Gold certification; the Mid Century adds solid wood, deeper drawers and soft close.

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West Elm Mid-Century 6-Drawer Dresser

West Elm Mid-Century 6-Drawer Dresser

Choose the West Elm Mid-Century 6-Drawer Dresser if you want a 48-inch-wide, GREENGUARD Gold certified dresser with dovetail-joined drawers and a glossy white finish.

Pros
  • GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low emissions
  • English and French dovetail drawer joinery
  • Narrower 48 in width fits smaller rooms
  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 77 ratings
  • Glossy white finish
Cons
  • Engineered wood top, not all solid wood
  • Shallower 14.2 in drawers
  • No soft-close or anti-tipping kit stated
  • 133 lbs is heavy to move
Low-VOC paint
GREENGUARD Gold Certified
Weight Capacity88 lbs—
MaterialWooden—
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SpecMid Century 6-Drawer DresserWest Elm Mid-Century 6-Drawer Dresser
Wood TypeSolid wood—
Age RangeKids, Baby—
Storage Capacity6 drawers—
Storage HighlightsExtra deep drawers—
Design ProtectionAnti-tipping kit—
StyleModern—
HandlesHandles—
Age StyleMid-century modern—
Assembly RequiredYes—
Included ComponentsPre-assembled drawer glides, Handles—
Installation TypeFreestanding—
colorWhite—
Drawer Dimensions—21.4"w x 14.2"d x 6"h
Weight—133 lbs
Drawer Style—Overlapping wood panels
Top Surface—Engineered wood top
Certifications—GREENGUARD Gold Certified
Safety Highlights—Low-emitting product (screened for over 10,000 …
  • Drawers glide smoothly and feel solid
  • Low-emission certification appreciated for bedrooms
  • Cons
    • Finish can chip or scuff with daily use
    • Some units arrive with alignment or assembly issues
    • Heavy and awkward to move once built