Double Dressers
Two columns of drawers, twice the folded-sleepsuit real estate. A double dresser is the workhorse of a well-planned nursery: wide enough to anchor a long wall, deep enough to hold everything from newborn onesies to toddler denim, and steady enough to double as a changing surface with a topper added.
What you'll find in the Double Dressers collection
Our double dressers come from the European and design-led brands Bambi Baby is known for, in finishes built to carry a nursery through to a big-kid bedroom. Expect six- to nine-drawer configurations, soft-close glides, solid wood and engineered wood construction, and matte, washed, and natural finishes that pair cleanly with cribs, gliders, and armoires from the same brand families.
- Six-drawer doubles for standard nursery layouts and easier sorting by size and category.
- Nine-drawer doubles for twins or growing families who need parallel stacks: one column per child.
- Changer-ready tops sized to accept a removable changing tray, so the dresser keeps earning its place after the diaper years.
- GREENGUARD Gold options for parents prioritizing low-emission finishes in the sleep space.
Who a double dresser is for
If you're outfitting a nursery for twins, planning a shared sibling room, or simply want one piece of furniture to handle clothes, blankets, swaddles, and overflow linens, a double is the right footprint. It also works for grandparents setting up a second nursery at their house, with enough storage to hold a full weekend wardrobe plus diapering supplies in one place.
Styling and pairing
Anchor the dresser on the longest available wall, leave 36 inches of clearance for drawer pull-out, and mount artwork or a round mirror above it to balance the horizontal line. For a coordinated nursery, pair a double dresser with a convertible crib in the same finish, a glider in a complementary upholstery, and a tall armoire for hanging storage. A washable rug underneath protects the floor during the changing-pad years.
Coordinate the rest of the nursery
Build the room around the dresser with pieces from Oxford Baby Furniture & Cribs, Westwood Design Furniture & Cribs, and dadada Toddler Furniture. Add a crib mattress and a motorized nursery glider to complete the setup.
Double dresser FAQ
What's the difference between a single and a double dresser? A single (or standard) dresser has one column of drawers and a smaller footprint, typically 30 to 36 inches wide. A double dresser runs roughly 56 to 66 inches wide with two columns, giving you more surface area on top and meaningfully more storage inside.
Can a double dresser be used as a changing table? Yes. Most of the doubles in this collection accept a removable changing tray sized to the top, which lets the dresser convert back to a standard bedroom piece once your child is out of diapers.
Is a double dresser good for twins? It's the most efficient choice. Nine-drawer doubles let you assign one column per child plus a shared middle row for blankets, swaddles, and overflow. Six-drawer doubles split cleanly three and three.
How do I anchor a double dresser safely? Every dresser ships with a wall-anchor kit. Mount the strap into a stud at the height noted in the instructions before loading drawers, and avoid placing heavy items in the top drawers to keep the center of gravity low.