Double Chest of Drawers

Browse our range of double chest of drawers, available in a variety of styles and finishes. With two side-by-side columns of drawers, a double chest offers generous shared storage for larger bedrooms and master bedrooms without the height of a taller unit.

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Double Chest of Drawers: Generous Storage With a Lower Profile

A double chest of drawers is the widest configuration in the standard chest range. Two columns of drawers sit side by side, giving you a broader, lower unit that suits rooms where wall height is limited or where you want a piece of furniture that sits below a window, mirror or artwork without blocking it.

The wide format makes a double chest particularly well suited to master bedrooms shared by two people. Each person effectively has their own column of drawers with a shared surface on top, which works well as a dressing table alternative or a place for a lamp, mirror and everyday items. It is a neater solution than two separate chests pushed together and typically looks more considered as a single piece of furniture.

In terms of dimensions, a double chest is typically between 100cm and 140cm wide and 80cm to 100cm tall, making it one of the lower chest options in terms of height. The broader footprint means wall space is the main constraint rather than ceiling height, so measure carefully before ordering.

For a taller, narrower alternative with similar total storage, see our 6 drawer chest of drawers or 5 drawer chest. To browse the full range, visit our chest of drawers collection. Pair with matching bedside drawers to complete the room.

A double chest of drawers is a wide unit with two side-by-side columns of drawers, typically offering 6 or more drawers in total. It has a lower, broader profile than a standard chest and suits larger bedrooms where horizontal wall space is more available than vertical height.

A double chest of drawers is typically between 100cm and 140cm wide, 40cm to 50cm deep and 80cm to 100cm tall. The wider and lower profile distinguishes it from a standard tall chest. Always check the product specification and measure your wall space before ordering.

Yes, a double chest is one of the best storage solutions for couples as the two-column layout naturally divides into one column per person. The shared surface on top also works well as a joint dressing area. For couples who need even more capacity, two separate chests of drawers may be more practical.

In UK furniture retail the terms are often used interchangeably. A dresser traditionally refers to a wide, low chest, sometimes with a mirror attached, while a double chest simply describes the two-column drawer configuration. Both serve the same function and the distinction is largely one of terminology rather than design.

A double chest works best on a wall with enough horizontal space to accommodate its width, typically 120cm to 150cm including clearance on either side. It suits the wall opposite the bed, beside a window at a lower height, or in an alcove where a taller unit would feel too dominant. Avoid positioning it where the drawers would obstruct a door or walkway when open.

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