Standard Furniture Charleston Dresser

Product Overview

Charleston has a strong sense of tradition with its familiar shapes and details, but has an updated simplified character with antique nickel hardware and a burnished tobacco finish.

Standard Furniture Manufacturing was founded in 1946. American owned, Standard Furniture operates headquarters, manufacturing and distribution facilities in Bay Minette, AL, with sourcing operations offshore as well. Standard has nearly 750 employees with its domestic and overseas operations combined. With more than 80% or the company’s workforce based in the US, 1.4 million square feet of manufacturing space, 1.5 million square feet of warehouse space and a fleet of 40 trucks, Standard is able to provide delivery options to meet any retailer’s needs. As a leading case goods manufacturer with longevity in the marketplace and a strong focus on continued growth, partnering with Standard Furniture is a good business decision. OUR PHILOSOPHY At Standard Furniture, our primary objective is to help our customers grow their retail business. It’s in our best interest to supply our retail partners with products that sell. In order to maintain this business model, we design, source, manufacture and distribute the most diverse line of case goods available in the market today. Our ongoing effort to build the Standard brand, remain a leader in design innovation, value, and customer service should be reassurance to you that partnering with Standard Furniture is a good business decision. OUR PRODUCTS As one of the largest case goods manufacturers in the United States, Standard Furniture’s product categories include bedroom, dining, occasional, upholstery, entertainment and youth. We are continually adding to our product line as new trends take hold and consumer taste changes. We typically introduce 25 to 40 new product groups at each of the major furniture markets throughout the year. We have a healthy mix of price points to suit any budget and our quality and value is second to none. Our showroom in High Point, NC is open only during market and not open to the public.

*Dresser only, all other products sold separately.

Dentil, cove and ogee moldings

Raised bead door and drawer moldings

Map drawer look top drawers and rounded waist rails with returns

Beveled overlays on posts and pilasters

Flat banister crowns

Stained drawers, metal ball bearing glides with safety stops

English and French dovetails

Ring pulls and knob hardware in aged bronze color

Burnished tobacco brown wood finish

Cherry veneers and poplar solids