A dresser, often known as a vanity or dressing table, is a low, wide piece of furniture with drawers for clothing storage. A dresser may feature two to four large drawers that span the length of the piece, two or three rows of smaller drawers, or smaller drawers on top and larger drawers below.
Dressers feature six (or more) drawers and are larger and deeper than chest drawers. Many dressers also come with a back-mounted mirror that matches the dresser.
A antique trunk can also be transformed into a home bar by renovating or decorating it as needed, then adding legs of your choice, or stacking many trunks on top of each other. Voila! The top can be used, or the chest can be opened and bottles and glasses placed inside.
It can hold all of your excess throw blankets and pillows while also serving as a coffee table. Use it to hold all of your game night games, hefty books, or family photo albums if you don't need to keep blankets and pillows. In a living room, there are numerous trunk storage choices!
Clean and sand the trunk until it is dust-free and smooth in texture. Dip a paintbrush into the paint and lightly coat it. To lessen the amount of paint on the bristles, wipe it off with a soft cloth. Lightly brush the paint onto the trunk, allowing the trunk's original finish to show through.
