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mid century modern dresser mirror

mid century modern dresser mirror Mid-Century Modern Walnut Dresser and Mirror Set

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mid century modern dresser mirror Mid-Century Modern Walnut Dresser and Mirror SetThis vintage Mid Century Modern dresser and mirror set reflects the eras commitment to simplicity, material integrity, and purposeful design. The low, horizontal case creates a strong visual anchor, while sculpted wooden pulls and tapered legs introduce subtle sculptural interest. The front of the dresser is organized with a balanced combination of drawers and cabinet doors, maintaining clean geometry and visual rhythm. The diamond shaped pulls add

This vintage Mid-Century Modern dresser and mirror set reflects the era’s commitment to simplicity, material integrity, and purposeful design. The low, horizontal case creates a strong visual anchor, while sculpted wooden pulls and tapered legs introduce subtle sculptural interest.

The front of the dresser is organized with a balanced combination of drawers and cabinet doors, maintaining clean geometry and visual rhythm. The diamond-shaped pulls add depth and texture, offering a handcrafted quality that enhances the overall design without detracting from its minimalist sensibility.

The framed mirror completes the set, adding vertical presence and reinforcing the cohesive nature of the design. Together, the dresser and mirror embody the timeless appeal of Mid-Century Modern furniture, making the set a versatile and enduring addition to both contemporary and vintage-inspired interiors.

Dimensions: 74w 21d 32h mirror 32w x46h

Condition: age appropriate wear, vintage finish worn, scuffs/scratches, edge wear, discoloration, interior marks, veneer chips, see photos.

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