11 Cheap Dressers Under $500 That'll Look Good in Your Room

Anyone with a burl will probably snatch this up the moment they see it. From the contrasting grain to the fluted design, this is one of the best dressers on the list. Just look at the barely-there knobs that blend right in with the wood behind it. Did we mention that this arrives fully assembled? One reviewer said, "Absolutely love these side tables/mini dressers. Our small bedroom doesn’t have much space, so these help maximize storage. They're light and come already built which is great!" The reviewer actually mentioned something that we want to address: A dresser of this size can absolutely work double-duty as both a storage piece and a nightstand, so if you, like the reviewer, don't have a lot of room in your bedroom, skip the classic night stands and flank your bed with two of these.

We love a nine-drawer dresser—especially one that doesn't take up a ton of space, so you can imagine our delight when we happened upon this one for less than $250. If you have the space for this in your bedroom, we recommend snagging it ASAP. Something like this is also ideal for anyone who doesn't have a large closet. "I absolutely love this piece. It is sturdy, it has a gloss to it, it's easy to clean, and just the right size," one reviewer said. "My only fault with it is that it is on the difficult side to assemble: lots and lots of screws and pieces. But, it's all that I wanted more. Highly recommended!"

Technically, this dresser is the matching counterpart to AllModern's crib of the same name, but since there's no distinct changing table elements on the surface, we don't see any real reasons against using it in a childless home. Aside from the six spacious drawers, the pressed cane fabric makes this piece one of our favorites. Its neutral wood tone (there's no red or black undertones) allows it to work in any bedroom, no matter the pre-existing palette. We'd also like to add that, unlike the metallic finishes in your bathroom or kitchen, your wood accessories and furniture do not need to match to work.

We may be partial to the crisp all-white look of this clean-lined dresser, but if you want something a bit more dramatic for your bedroom, snag this piece in any of the three additional finishes, including black, walnut, and a distressed charcoal. Full disclosure: The other colors read a bit farmhouse, so if your bedroom skews modern, you may want to go with the white. If you're putting it across from your bed, top it with a big-screen TV.

There's something beachy yet polished about cane furniture like this classic six-drawer horizontal dresser that makes an entire space feel warm and welcoming. Perhaps it's because there's nothing fussy or precious about cane! We love how airy it looks in a room.

​​Safavieh has been crafting timeless furniture for more than 100 years, so the creatives there know a thing or two about stylish pieces. Our favorite? The rubber wood Katie dresser. It's large enough to stash your sweaters and jeans but small enough to double as a bedside table.

"Vintage" and "affordable" are two words that rarely exist in the same sentence, but you can find pieces on 1stDibs that bring them together, like this beech and oak dresser made in the Czech Republic circa 1960. It may show its age more than a brand-new dresser, but the barely visible imperfections simply confirm that this piece is backed by a story. Sold!

At first glance, this eight-drawer boasts a very simple aesthetic. In fact, it may be too simple for some. That said, it's classic and easy to style. We suggest curating a collection of mementos (a jewelry box, framed pictures, and a bud vase to get the ideas flowing) on its wide, flat surface to make this simple dresser your own.

Midcentury modern may be the longest reigning design movement, but Art Deco is a close second—and this chic dresser is proof. With its curved edges and fluted details, it's Deco in every way, and we're here for it. The best part? The subtle rose gold pulls, which make it feel even more glamorous.