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Dressers are a bedroom staple for most of us.
While theyre functional pieces of furniture, they also have the potential to add style to your space.
Weve got tons of inspiration on how to decorate your dresser so that it looks styled but never cluttered.
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Here,Mary Patton Designpaired a dresser with an oversized mirror to make a bold style statement.
Its functional and you could choose a lamp that matches your room decor and design aesthetic.
If you prefer an organized, symmetrical look, try displaying a bunch of matching artwork above your dresser.
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Kate Marker Interiorsstyled this dresser with 12 similar prints for a seamless, sophisticated look.
Any kind of wall decoration is great to hang above a dresser.
Maite Grandahung this large, shiny gold tray above a bone inlay dresser for a glamorous statement.
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You don’t have to stop at foliage though.
Try adding some seasonal flowers into the mix like on this dresser byMorse Design.
Instead, try adding a pair of sconces above the dresser like the designers atBecca Interiorsdid.
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But theyre not just for coffee tables.
Karen fromMilk and Honey Lifeplaced a small cloth to add texture to her dresser top.
The white fabric creates a contrast against the dark wooden dresser and works well with herneutral bedroom decor.
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Create a Gallery Wall
Gallery walls don’t have to be huge to make an impact.
Choose a handful of different-sized framed prints to create an arty wall above your dresser.
Becca Interiorswent for an asymmetrical look with mismatched frames that add character and interest to a room.
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Add Some Tall Houseplants
Got an empty corner next to your dresser?
For even more contrast add more than one plant in different heights likeMorse Designdid.
Add a Decorative Clock
Ornamental clocks make beautiful decor and theyre of course so useful too.
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There are no rules hereanything goes as long as it speaks to your personal style.
Ashley fromHouse of Haneshung up some vintage tennis rackets that add a unique touch to her dresser decor.
Whittney Parkinsoncleverly used the small wall space above the dresser to display one.
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This will save display space and it looks so chic too.
If space allows, go for a trailing plant for extra impact likeEsther B Schmidtdid.
But the floor space around the dresser is also a great decorating opportunity.
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One easy way to decorate this space is by simply laying down a pretty rug likeErin Williamson Designdid.
A rug not only cozies up the space but also adds texture.
Add a Chair Next to the Dresser
Decorating next to the dresser is yet another design opportunity.
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Bonus points for adding an extra-cozy, textured chair likeMorse Designdid.
you could choose a dish that matches the rest of your dresser decor like Ali frommy_ interior_motivedid.
But who says you’ve got the option to’t display a mirrorandsome art above your dresser?
Michelle Boudreau Design
This dresser, styled byMichelle Boudreau Design, combines both to create this stylish, color-coordinated corner.
Opt for Fresh Flowers
Tina Ramchandani
Who doesnt love a bunch of fresh flowers?
Create an Eye-Catching Vignette
Whats your decor style?
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Keep that in mind when decorating on and around your dresser to create a designer-style vignette.
Display Some Hurricane Candle Holders
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Displaying candles is always a good idea.
It’s a quick way to add a touch of sophistication to your dresser display.
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Here, Emma fromwilsonaesthetic_has combined a modern, minimalist dresser with an ornate, antique-style mirror.
The textured wallpaper behind the dresser adds depth and makes the neutral-toned dresser stand out.
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