The HOMCOM fabric chest of drawers is a versatile storage solution designed for bedrooms, living rooms, and entryways. With nine boucle fabric drawers and a robust steel frame, it blends soft texture with clean, contemporary lines.
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Nine Boucle Fabric Drawers with Gold-Tone Handles: Soft boucle fabric (100% polyester) panels paired with elegant gold-tone hardware add a refined touch while keeping items neatly organized and easy to access.
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Spacious Drawer Layout with Inner Dimensions: Nine drawers offer flexible storage: small drawers 30.5W x 28D x 22H cm and large drawers 46.5W x 28D x 22H cm; top shelf supports up to 10 kg; overall capacity 32.5 kg; individual drawers up to 2.5 kg.
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Sturdy Powder-Coated Steel Frame: Provides robust support and longevity, with a durable finish that’s easier to wipe clean than wood.
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Cream White Finish: Neutral, contemporary color that complements a wide range of decors from minimalist to glam.
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Adjustable Feet Pads: Keeps the unit level on uneven floors and protects your floor surface.
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Easy Assembly and Disassembly: Quick setup and relocation with straightforward instructions and minimal tools required.
This chest helps you reclaim cluttered spaces by offering dedicated fabric drawers for clothing, accessories, toys, or daily essentials. The boucle texture adds warmth to your room, while the gold-tone pulls elevate the piece without overpowering existing decor. The fabric drawers are lighter to operate than traditional wood drawers, making everyday use smoother. The powder-coated steel frame ensures lasting support, and the adjustable feet guarantee stability on uneven floors, reducing wobble and protecting surfaces. Its 100W x 30D x 99H cm footprint and 5.5 cm bottom clearance make it suitable for compact bedrooms, hallways, and living areas while leaving room for easy cleaning underneath. Use the top surface to display decor or keep commonly used items within easy reach—the result is a tidy, functional, and stylish storage solution that fits seamlessly into modern homes.
