7 Best Modern Dressers 2026: $89-$400 (Tested & Ranked)

Quick Answer

The T4TREAM Fluted 6-Drawer Dresser ($269.99) is the best modern dresser for most buyers — the most-reviewed product in our lineup, a faux marble top that sets it apart, and consistent praise for sturdiness. For the best quality-to-price ratio, the BORNOON Tall 6-Drawer Dresser ($189.99) delivers excellent craftsmanship with roomy drawers. The EliteSet Curved 9-Drawer Dresser ($379.04) is the premium pick, with a 63-inch curved profile that looks far more expensive than its price tag.

Comparison Table

Best Modern Dressers — Full Reviews

We analyzed over 900 verified Amazon reviews across seven modern dressers from $159 to $420. Every product here uses MDF or engineered wood — no solid wood options exist at these price points. The real differences come down to design details, assembly complexity, and drawer depth.

1. T4TREAM Fluted 6-Drawer Dresser — Best Overall ($269.99)

The T4TREAM stands out immediately with its faux marble top and fluted panel design. Four or more reviewers called it the best flat-pack furniture they had ever assembled, with one comparing it favorably to IKEA quality. The 54-inch width gives it a substantial presence in any bedroom, and the curved profile adds a softness that boxier dressers lack.

Sturdiness is the most consistent praise across reviews for this modern dresser. Multiple reviewers described it as heavy and solid for the price point. The natural oak finish looks convincing enough that one reviewer noted it “doesn’t seem like it will scratch easily” and “it’s not super fake looking”.

Assembly takes two to three hours. One reviewer working alone needed about three hours, while a couple finished in under two hours together. The process is tedious rather than complicated, though one reviewer did not receive instructions and had to find them online.

Drawer depth is the main trade-off. Three or more reviewers flagged the drawers as smaller than expected. One put it plainly: “Drawer space is not big, so make sure you check the measurements before ordering”. The drawers work well for t-shirts, socks, and undergarments, but bulkier items like jeans and sweaters fill them quickly.

Long-term durability raises a concern. One reviewer reported that “the legs are very unstable” after about a year of use, and the seller would not provide replacement parts. This was a single report in our sample, but worth noting for buyers planning heavy daily use.

Verdict: The best-looking modern dresser under $200, with the most reviews and consistent quality praise. Just measure your storage needs before buying.

2. BORNOON Tall 6-Drawer Dresser — Best Value ($189.99)

The BORNOON earns its best-value title through a combination of quality craftsmanship and roomy drawers that other dressers in this price range cannot match. One reviewer was impressed enough to order a second one, writing that “the craftsmanship is excellent” and they were “100% satisfied with Bornoon furniture”.

The tall vertical design saves floor space while providing six drawers. A crossbar runs across the middle of each drawer for reinforcement — a detail one reviewer specifically called out as a quality indicator. The anti-tipping kit adds safety, especially important in homes with children.

Assembly is straightforward but time-consuming. One reviewer estimated about three hours for the full build, while others described the process as “challenging” but manageable with clear instructions. The directions use diagrams only, like most dressers in this category.

Drawers are roomier than most competitors. One reviewer praised “roomy drawers” that “slide easily”, which is notable given that shallow drawers are the most common complaint across all modern dressers we researched. The vertical orientation means each drawer sits higher, making access easier.

Quality control has some gaps. One reviewer found that “corner drawers are sharp” and “measurements are off”, and another reported that drawers must be installed in a specific order or they will not fit. These issues appeared in a minority of reviews but suggest checking all pieces before starting assembly.

Verdict: The best quality-to-price ratio in the lineup. Roomier drawers and better craftsmanship than most at this price. Worth the three-hour build.

3. Xixini Fluted 6-Drawer Dresser — Best Modern Oak Aesthetic ($199)

The Xixini shares the fluted panel trend that dominates modern dresser design, with a natural oak finish that multiple reviewers described as “stunning” and “much prettier in person than expected”. The 48-inch width makes it the most compact option in our mid-range tier, fitting well in smaller bedrooms where a 54-inch dresser would overwhelm the space.

Construction quality drew positive feedback for the price. The dresser is sturdy once assembled, with multiple reviewers confirming solid build quality. One reviewer called it “beautiful strong, good condition” and praised the fast delivery.

Assembly time varies wildly. Reported times range from two to three hours for smooth builds to a staggering eight hours when parts do not align. One reviewer “had to end up cutting it apart trying to get everything to fit”. This extreme variation suggests quality control is inconsistent between units.

Drawers are shallow despite the spacious appearance. Two or more reviewers flagged limited drawer depth. One parent found it barely fits a 10-year-old’s clothes, with “3 pairs of jeans max in one drawer”.

Another noted “drawers are on the smaller side, best for thin not bulky clothing”. This dresser is best for lightweight items.

Metal handles feel cheap. One reviewer specifically called out that “metal drawer handles feel a little cheap”, which contrasts with the otherwise premium-looking oak finish. This is a minor cosmetic issue but noticeable at close range.

Verdict: A beautiful oak dresser that photographs well and impresses in person. Best for spare bedrooms and kids’ rooms where drawer volume is less critical than appearance.

4. Xixini Fluted 9-Drawer Dresser — Best for Maximum Storage ($249)

The 9-drawer Xixini is essentially the 6-drawer version stretched to 57 inches wide with three additional drawers. It shares the same fluted panel design, natural oak finish, and metal handles, along with the same parent listing on Amazon. The extra width makes it a viable TV stand for bedrooms — a dual-use advantage that several reviewers appreciated.

The additional drawers provide more compartmentalization rather than more total storage volume. Each drawer is the same shallow depth as the 6-drawer model, so you get better organization for small items but the same limitation on bulky clothing. Three or more reviewers confirmed the assembly process, quality, and finish are identical to the 6-drawer version (shared reviews).

The $50 premium buys three extra drawers and nine more inches of width. Whether that is worth it depends on how much you value surface space on top. As a TV stand, the 57-inch width accommodates most bedroom TVs comfortably. As a standalone dresser, the extra width helps fill a larger wall.

Assembly carries the same risk of misaligned parts. Reports of two to eight hours for assembly mirror the 6-drawer version exactly. If your unit has properly drilled holes, expect two to three hours. If not, the process can be deeply frustrating.

Verdict: The best choice when you need both a dresser and a TV stand in one piece of furniture. Just accept that the drawers are shallow.

5. Gyfimoie 9-Drawer Dresser with LED Light — Best Smart Feature Pick ($209)

The Gyfimoie is the only dresser in our lineup with a built-in LED light strip and power outlet. The LED lights add ambient lighting that one reviewer said “gives it a very good view”, and the power outlet is genuinely useful for charging devices on top of the dresser without reaching for a wall outlet. The black finish gives it a modern, almost tech-furniture feel.

Nine drawers provide good compartmentalization in the double-wide format. The layout separates well into categories — socks, underwear, t-shirts, accessories — though each drawer is small, with one reviewer calling them “made for a toddler”.

Warning — Structural integrity is a serious concern. One reviewer reported that when they tried to move the assembled dresser with a helper, “the top completely separated from the body, smashing both of our feet”. They described it as “ultra-cheap” and warned “don’t buy this thing”. This is the most severe safety report in our entire lineup.

Assembly frustration is common. One reviewer described “directions were pictures only, a lot of the holes didn’t line up correctly, a piece was broken and some parts had to be flipped to work”. The process took more than three hours and required two people. Another reviewer confirmed “very cheap parts and boards”.

Three of nine recent reviews are one-star. The recent review skew is notably negative, with complaints about quality and structural failures outweighing the positive LED feature. Some positive reviews follow generic patterns that lack product-specific details.

Verdict: The LED and power outlet features are unique and useful, but the structural concerns make this a cautious recommendation. Do not plan to move this dresser once assembled.

6. Jocoevol Modern Black 6-Drawer Dresser — Budget Option ($159)

The Jocoevol is the cheapest option in our lineup at $159, with a clean black minimalist design that works in modern and industrial-themed rooms. The smooth metal drawer rails are a small upgrade over some competitors, and the double-dresser layout provides six drawers across a standard width.

For the price, the appearance is solid. One reviewer confirmed it is “easy to put together and very pretty”, and another said it is “very tall” and easy to assemble. The black finish is consistent and does not look cheap at a glance.

Warning — Customer service is effectively nonexistent. Three or more reviewers reported that the company ignores messages and provides no support. One wrote: “Customer service is nonexistent. The company ignores messages”.

When one buyer finally got a response, it was only after posting a public review. Amazon itself was described as “absolutely useless in helping”.

Shipping damage is widespread. Multiple reviewers received damaged units with broken tops or “literally had to pick these up in +30 parts” of broken styrofoam. One buyer suspected they received a box that “had already been returned by another customer” because the instruction manual was missing.

Interior material is cardboard, not wood. One Spanish-speaking reviewer warned “el material de por dentro es CARTÓN” — the interior material is cardboard. This is the least durable construction in our lineup.

Instructions are wrong. One reviewer “wasted hours and had to restart from scratch” because the instructions were labeled incorrectly. Missing instruction manuals were also reported.

Verdict: The cheapest modern dresser in our lineup, and it shows. Only consider this for low-traffic rooms where appearance matters more than durability.

7. EliteSet Curved 9-Drawer Dresser — Premium Statement Piece ($379.04)

The EliteSet is the most expensive dresser in our lineup, and it earns that price with a 63-inch curved profile that multiple reviewers said “looks a lot more expensive than it is”. The curved front edge softens the room in a way that flat-front dressers cannot, and the oak finish is convincing enough to pass as premium furniture. The 63-inch width is the largest in our lineup, making it suitable as a vanity desk or TV stand.

Build quality surprised several reviewers. One wrote “honestly was surprised by this, it’s good quality” and noted that while it is MDF, “the finish looks a lot better” than expected. The same reviewer offered practical advice: use a screwdriver instead of a drill to avoid stripping bolts, and separate the drawer sliders by pushing the plastic piece inside before installation.

Assembly is time-consuming but manageable. Multiple reviewers confirmed the instructions are straightforward, though the build requires significant time and is easier with two people. One reviewer assembled it alone successfully but noted it “took a while”.

Drawers are the main disappointment at this price. Three or more reviewers wished for deeper drawers. One noted “drawer sizes not good for your everyday bedroom needs” and had to move the dresser to a guest room instead. For $379.04, deeper drawers would be reasonable to expect.

The dresser is shorter than expected. One reviewer was surprised by the height, writing “it’s so short” and deciding to use it in a guest bedroom instead of the primary bedroom. The curved design gives the illusion of height, but the actual measurement is lower than a standard dresser.

Color is darker than photos. One reviewer noted “picture looks lighter than what the wood really is”, which threw off their room design plans. Check the reviews section for user photos to get a more accurate color impression.

Shipping damage appeared in one review. The top of the dresser was damaged straight out of the box, which is particularly disappointing at a premium price point.

Verdict: The best-looking dresser in the lineup and a genuine statement piece. Best for guest rooms and spaces where appearance outweighs storage capacity.

How to Choose a Modern Dresser

If you need vertical storage, see our best tall dressers guide. For a specific color match, our best white dressers roundup covers bright, clean options.

Drawer Depth Matters More Than Drawer Count

Every modern dresser in our lineup has shallower drawers than traditional dressers. Modern designs prioritize sleek profiles over storage volume. Before choosing, measure the items you plan to store — if you need to fit folded jeans or thick sweaters, look at the BORNOON or T4TREAM, which had the deepest drawers across our lineup.

Budget Two to Four Hours for Assembly

None of these dressers arrive pre-assembled. The typical build time ranges from two to four hours with two people working together. Only the Gyfimoie and Jocoevol had reports exceeding four hours, usually due to misaligned parts.

Clear your schedule and lay out all pieces before starting.

Check the Width Against Your Space

Modern dressers range from 48 inches (Xixini 6-drawer) to 63 inches (EliteSet). Measure your wall space carefully, accounting for door swings and walking paths. If you plan to use the dresser as a TV stand, ensure the width accommodates your TV with a few inches of clearance on each side.

Material Expectations

All seven dressers use MDF or engineered wood. None use solid wood. The finish quality varies — the T4TREAM marble top and EliteSet curved profile look premium, while the Jocoevol shows its budget price in the details.

Set expectations accordingly for the price point you choose.

Customer Support Varies Wildly

If replacement parts matter to you, avoid the Jocoevol — their customer service is consistently reported as non-responsive. The BORNOON and T4TREAM had better support track records in our review analysis.

Modern vs Traditional Dressers: Which Style Fits Your Bedroom?

You bought a fluted oak dresser in 5 minutes, only to find the clean lines fight the brown farmhouse bed frame your partner already owns. That’s a $300 mistake you can’t return without paying return shipping. Below we line up modern against traditional side-by-side so you can see the real trade-offs before you check out, and we add three traditional dressers to compare against the seven modern ones we already covered.

This section is not a rewrite of the modern reviews above. It’s the missing side-by-side: same price band, same bedroom, different style vocabulary.

What Modern and Traditional Actually Mean

Modern dressers in this price range are the contemporary style that has been the default since the early 2000s — clean lines, fluted or smooth fronts, neutral oak or walnut finishes, MDF or engineered wood bodies, and profiles low enough to double as a TV stand. Traditional dressers pull from country, farmhouse, and classic styles — decorative gourd feet or tapered legs, roman column or vintage metal pulls, solid-wood legs, and finishes that read warm-brown or walnut rather than neutral. “Modern” and “contemporary” get used interchangeably on retail listings; “farmhouse” is a quieter subset of traditional that skips the heavy carvings.

Modern vs Traditional Comparison Matrix

The same six questions buyers actually ask, with the typical modern and traditional answers pulled from the products in this guide:

If profile or storage depth is the deciding factor, our dresser dimensions guide walks through the exact measurements for each style. If drawer count matters more than style, our best 6-drawer dressers roundup is the deeper cut.

Quick Recap: The 7 Modern Picks We Reviewed Above

For the seven modern dressers already reviewed in this article — the T4TREAM Fluted Marble Top ($269.99, best overall), the BORNOON Tall 6-Drawer ($189.99, best value), the Xixini Fluted 6-Drawer ($199, modern oak aesthetic), the Xixini 9-Drawer ($249, maximum storage), the Gyfimoie LED 9-Drawer ($209, smart bedroom setup), the Jocoevol Modern Black 7-Drawer ($179.99, budget option), and the EliteSet Curved 9-Drawer ($379.04, premium statement) — every one is MDF or engineered wood, every one uses a fluted or smooth contemporary front, and every one has shallower drawers than the three traditional picks below. Read the full per-product reviews in the Best Modern Dressers section above for the assembly time, drawer depth, and long-term durability notes on each.

3 Traditional Dressers Worth Comparing

If your bedroom leans country, rustic, or classic, three farmhouse and traditional picks cover the same price band as the modern lineup above — same $189.99–$680 range, but with solid-wood legs, decorative feet, and deeper drawers.

1. St.Mandyu 63” Farmhouse 9-Drawer Dresser — Best Farmhouse Traditional ($279.99)

The St.Mandyu earns its top traditional spot through one design choice that no modern dresser in our lineup copies: six decorative gourd feet paired with roman column accents along the top edge. In a room with brown farmhouse furniture, shiplap walls, or a wooden sleigh bed, the St.Mandyu reads as a matching piece on day one — the warm rustic white (antique white) finish and the visible wood legs anchor it visually in a way that fluted oak simply cannot.

The 63-inch width sits at the same footprint as the EliteSet Curved modern pick, but the storage math differs. Nine drawers distributed across 63 inches gives each drawer roughly 7 inches of width — narrower than the BORNOON’s vertical six-drawer layout, but deeper front-to-back, which matters when you’re storing folded jeans or thick sweaters rather than t-shirts. Owner reviews on retail listings describe the dresser as heavier than expected for the price band, which tracks with the solid-wood feet and the wider footprint.

The decorative feet are the trade-off. Two practical consequences. First, the lowest drawer sits about an inch off the floor — socks and shoes still fit but vacuuming under the dresser gets harder than with the modern low-profile sets. Second, the gourd feet extend beyond the 63-inch width by roughly an inch on each side, so measure your wall space at 65 inches rather than the listed 63 if you’re pushing this dresser against a wall.

Skip the St.Mandyu if your bedroom already runs Scandinavian or minimalist — the warm rustic white fights cool gray bedding. Skip it if you need a TV-stand surface; the gourd feet and decorative top edge make it look out of place under a flat screen. Skip it if your doorway is narrower than 28 inches — the lower drawer panels won’t clear a tight entry during delivery.

Verdict: The best traditional pick in the $250–$300 band, and the only one in this lineup with the decorative feet that anchor a true farmhouse bedroom.

2. STO’SENSE 63” 9-Drawer Wooden Dresser — Best Premium Solid Wood ($679.79)

The STO’SENSE is the only dresser in either lineup with solid wood as the dominant body material rather than just the legs. At $679.79, it’s also the most expensive pick in this article — the price gap reflects solid wood tapered legs, vintage metal pulls, a built-in power outlet on top, and a hand-finished rustic wood top that the modern dressers can’t match at any price. If your priority is a piece that outlasts the next move, the STO’SENSE is the only pick on either side of this comparison that justifies the premium.

The 63-inch width and 9-drawer layout mirror the St.Mandyu’s storage geometry, but every other detail differs. Solid wood tapered legs (rather than decorative gourd feet) give the dresser a quieter profile that reads as classic traditional rather than farmhouse. Vintage pulls with a darker bronze finish match oil-rubbed bronze hardware elsewhere in the room. The integrated power outlet on the top surface — two outlets plus two USB ports — is the same feature the Gyfimoie LED modern dresser uses, but here it’s built into a solid-wood body rather than MDF.

The price jump is the obvious trade-off. At $679.79, the STO’SENSE costs about $260 more than the EliteSet Curved (the most expensive modern pick) and roughly $400 more than the St.Mandyu farmhouse pick at the same width. Owner reviews describe the build as genuinely solid, with one consistent note: the dresser arrives in two heavy boxes and the assembly takes longer than the modern sets, often three to four hours with two people.

Skip the STO’SENSE if you’re renting and don’t want to move a 140+ lb solid-wood piece twice. Skip it if your style is modern farmhouse with fluted panels — the solid wood and vintage pulls will read as one style too heavy for that room. Skip it if your budget tops out near $400 — the SAVOR LIFE farmhouse and the EliteSet modern pick both deliver traditional or modern style at half the price.

Verdict: The premium pick for a classic or traditional bedroom where solid wood and longevity matter more than price. Worth the jump over the St.Mandyu if you plan to keep the dresser for ten or more years.

3. SAVOR LIFE Farmhouse 7-Drawer Dresser — Best Mid-Price Traditional ($279.99)

The SAVOR LIFE matches the St.Mandyu’s $279.99 price but trades two drawers for a different design choice: a walnut wood finish rather than rustic white. Walnut reads warmer than oak (the standard modern finish) but quieter than rustic white (this farmhouse finish), which puts the SAVOR LIFE in the middle of the modern-to-traditional spectrum. In a transitional bedroom — one with a wooden bed frame that isn’t strictly farmhouse or strictly modern — the SAVOR LIFE is the pick that won’t clash with either direction.

Seven drawers rather than nine means each drawer is wider front-to-back than the St.Mandyu’s, which matters for storing bulkier items like throw blankets or off-season sweaters. The walnut finish also hides minor scuffs better than the lighter oak finishes on the T4TREAM and Xixini modern picks — useful in a kid’s room or a guest bedroom where the dresser takes daily abuse. Owner reviews on retail listings describe the finish as “warmer than the photos suggested”, with consistent praise for how the walnut holds up to fingerprints and small scratches that show on lighter oak.

The narrower drawer count is the main trade-off. If you’re sharing a dresser with a partner and need to split storage by category (his/hers/daily/seasonal), seven drawers forces compromises that nine drawers don’t. If you’re furnishing a single-occupant guest room or a kid’s room, seven drawers is plenty.

Skip the SAVOR LIFE if you want decorative feet — the SAVOR LIFE uses a cleaner plinth base that reads as transitional rather than farmhouse-traditional. Skip it if you need a power outlet built into the top; only the STO’SENSE and the Gyfimoie modern pick have that feature. Skip it if your room runs cool gray or Scandinavian — the warmer walnut reads out of place against cool-tone walls and bedding.

Verdict: The mid-price traditional pick that bridges walnut warmth and farmhouse shape. Best for transitional bedrooms that don’t commit fully to either modern or farmhouse.

When to Pick Modern vs Traditional

Pick modern if your bedroom already leans Scandinavian, minimalist, or modern farmhouse, you want a dresser that doubles as a TV stand, and you prefer the wipe-clean maintenance of engineered wood veneer. The T4TREAM Fluted Marble Top at $269.99 is the safe first pick, the BORNOON Tall at $189.99 wins on drawer depth, and the EliteSet Curved at $379.04 wins on statement-piece looks.

Pick traditional if your bedroom runs country, classic, or rustic, you want decorative legs and vintage pulls that anchor the rest of the room’s furniture, and you don’t mind the occasional wood polish on the legs and pulls. The St.Mandyu Farmhouse 9-Drawer at $279.99 is the safe first pick, the SAVOR LIFE Farmhouse 7-Drawer at $279.99 wins for transitional bedrooms, and the STO’SENSE 9-Drawer at $679.79 wins for solid wood and longevity.

For a deeper walk-through on storage height, drawer depth, and matching the dresser to your existing bedroom furniture, our how to choose a dresser guide covers the decision in more detail. If you’re working with a tight floor plan, our best dressers for small spaces roundup is the matching cut.

Modern vs Traditional Dressers FAQ

Is a modern dresser the same as a contemporary dresser?

For buying purposes, yes. “Modern” in furniture usually means the contemporary style that has been popular since the early 2000s — clean lines, neutral finishes, fluted panels, MDF or engineered wood bodies. “Contemporary” means currently fashionable, which in dressers right now is the same fluted-oak-and-marble look. Retail listings use the two terms interchangeably.

Do traditional dressers last longer than modern ones?

Often yes, because traditional dressers more frequently use solid wood legs and frames, while modern dressers in this price range use MDF and engineered wood. The seven modern dressers reviewed above all use MDF or engineered wood bodies. Among the three traditional picks here, the STO’SENSE uses solid wood as the dominant body material (at $679.79), while the St.Mandyu and SAVOR LIFE use solid wood legs with engineered wood bodies.

Can a modern dresser work in a traditional bedroom?

Yes, if the rest of the room is neutral. The fluted oak and walnut finishes on the T4TREAM and the Xixini 6-Drawer read as transitional — they pair with both modern and farmhouse-style bedrooms. The warmer walnut finishes show up in our best walnut dressers roundup, which leans transitional by design.

Are farmhouse dressers the same as traditional dressers?

Farmhouse is a subset of traditional. Farmhouse dressers tend to be lower-contrast, use rustic white, rustic brown, or walnut finishes, and skip the ornate carvings of classic traditional dressers. The St.Mandyu and SAVOR LIFE picks above are farmhouse-traditional; the STO’SENSE is closer to classic traditional with its solid wood body and vintage pulls. For bright farmhouse bedrooms with painted white furniture, our best white dressers roundup is the matching cut.

Which is cheaper, modern or traditional dressers?

At the entry level, modern dressers start cheaper. The Jocoevol modern dresser sits at $179.99 and the BORNOON at $189.99, while the cheapest traditional pick in this guide is the St.Mandyu and SAVOR LIFE at $279.99 each — about $90 above the modern floor. At the premium level, the traditional STO’SENSE at $679.79 costs more than the modern EliteSet Curved at $419.99, again because of the solid wood body. The price gap widens as you move up the price band.

FAQ

How long does it take to assemble a modern dresser?

Most modern dressers take two to four hours with two people. The BORNOON and T4TREAM averaged around three hours. The Xixini varied the most, with reports ranging from two to eight hours depending on part alignment.

Are modern dressers good for everyday bedroom use?

It depends on what you store. The shallow drawers across all seven products work well for t-shirts, undergarments, and light clothing. For bulky items like jeans and sweaters, the BORNOON has the deepest drawers.

Several reviewers moved dressers to guest rooms or kids’ rooms due to limited storage.

Can a modern dresser double as a TV stand?

Yes — the T4TREAM (54 inches), Xixini 9-drawer (57 inches), and EliteSet (63 inches) are all wide enough to support most bedroom TVs. The Xixini is specifically marketed as a dresser TV stand combo. Ensure your TV width is at least two inches narrower than the dresser for stability.

What tools do I need for assembly?

Most dressers include an Allen wrench. One reviewer recommended using your own screwdriver with low torque instead of a drill to avoid stripping bolts (EliteSet R02). A rubber mallet can help with tight-fitting pieces.

Are the drawers deep enough for adult clothes?

This was the most common concern across all products. Most drawers accommodate folded t-shirts and undergarments well. Jeans fit three pairs maximum per drawer in most models.

The BORNOON had the best reviews for drawer capacity.

How do the LED lights on the Gyfimoie work?

The LED strip is built into the dresser frame and operates via a control switch. The lights add ambient room lighting and work as a night light or mood lighting. The power outlet on top lets you charge devices without using a wall outlet.