Drawers by Function and Style

The problem with most drawers is that people choose them backwards. They find something that looks right and then try to make their life fit around it. We think about it the other way. What actually goes in the drawer, where it lives in the house, how often the drawer gets opened, whether it needs to work in a busy hallway or sit quietly in a bedroom. All of that shapes which piece belongs where. What we've pulled together here covers real situations. Bedside drawers that are small enough not to dominate but deep enough to be useful. Bathroom storage that handles the particular chaos of that room without looking clinical. Living room pieces that organise without announcing themselves. Hallway drawers that take the daily onslaught and still look considered. Finish matters too. We've thought about grain, colour, hardware, and whether a piece earns its place visually as well as practically. Drawers should work hard and look like they belong.