The Best Dressers Under $500 for Every Style
Get the storage you need (without breaking the bank!) with any of these beautiful and budget-friendly dressers.
A good dresser can do wonders for your bedroom — like provide extra storage for clothes, maximize the lower half of a tiny closet, double as a TV stand, etc. But finding a good dresser under $500 is often a huge challenge.
So we decided to step in and save you hours of scrolling. Here are the 10 best dressers under $500 that are sturdy, stylish and — we cannot stress this last part enough — surprisingly affordable.
Best Dressers Under $300
Also available in a six-drawer style (see below), this simple, neutral dresser provides decent storage without taking up much floor space. This upright chest of drawers is also available in a more rustic washed-and-weathered gray wood tone.
How is this gorgeous piece less than $300? Looped leather drawer pulls and unfinished birch wood give this dresser a distinctly Scandinavian look.
Add bohemian flair to your bedroom with this three-drawer dresser from Opalhouse. Textured lines decorate the front and make reaching for your clothes feel like an occasion. Meanwhile, the compact shape ensures that the dresser will fit in just about any corner.
With its distressed white finish and contrasting black pulls, this dresser is seriously perfect for a modern farmhouse bedroom. The unit features six drawers stacked side-by-side, as well as an elongated top for displaying photos, plants and any cute signs you might have.
Best Dressers Under $400
Your transitional bedroom is missing one thing: This endlessly elegant, champagne-colored dresser. With its mirrored top, subtle metallic trim and polished silver ring handles, this piece shines at every turn. Fabric upholstery on the drawers completes the well-tailored look.
Straighten up your space (in more ways than one) with this matte black, modern dresser. Six large drawers tuck your clothes out of sight while matching black pulls fade into the background.
Give your clothes a permanent home in this gorgeous, dark gray dresser. With its boxy shape, dowel legs and curved iron pulls, this unit strikes the perfect balance between midcentury and contemporary style. Best of all, three wide drawers make it easy to sort your shirts, pants and more.
This beautiful, classic campaign-style dresser was designed for a nursery, but we're not above sourcing furniture from the kids' section. Beautiful brass accents and recessed pulls add charm and elegance.
Angle iron metal legs add an urban, industrial feel to this English Oak wood dresser. Beveled drawers eliminate the need for hardware creating a sleek, streamlined look perfect for modern spaces.
Sophisticated, feminine and inspired by traditional design, this elegant vertical dresser features slim gold handles and metal-capped feet that pop against the sleek gray surface.
Fact: Your bedroom will feel even cozier with this midcentury dresser in the corner. Slight distressing gives the six-drawer unit the charm of an antique, while round knobs and dowel legs soften the sharp edges.
Best Dressers Under $500
Lean into a more industrial look with this striking, combination dresser. On the left, an open shelving unit crafted from steel invites you to display your go-to accessories. (Think hats, purses or pairs of shoes). And on the right? Four sleek wooden drawers organize the rest of your wardrobe.
If you're going for a midcentury look, then you need this dresser. With its clean lines, natural grain and walnut finish, this piece is an amazing dupe for more high-end midcentury dressers. Plus, it boasts six roomy drawers for all of your clothes and a flat top that can certainly hold a TV or books.
Made in the U.S.A., this modern Scandinavian-inspired chest of drawers is finished with maple and features dainty gold knob pulls. The beveled edge top and tapered legs add interest without distracting from the piece's overall simplicity.
Rugged vintage flair makes this dresser a unique statement piece for the bedroom (or kitchen or entryway!). Fifteen individual wooden drawers provide compartmentalized storage for anything you need stowed away.
