Mid-Century Modern “Tower Suite” Highboy Dresser by Lane, crafted in the 1970s, showcases a striking contrast between its walnut-stained pecan frame and dark rosewood accents. The front features sculptural brutalist style doors that open to reveal spacious interior drawers and shelves, offering both functionality and visual depth. Below, two large drawers with rosewood and chrome handles provide ample storage while emphasizing Lane’s precision craftsmanship. Resting on tapered legs, the piece exudes clean geometry and warm organic tones characteristic of the era. This expertly refinished dresser stands as a refined example of American design merging modern elegance with practicality.
Fun Historical Fact: Lane Furniture, founded in Virginia in 1912, gained widespread acclaim in the mid-20th century for its forward-thinking design collaborations. The “Tower Suite” collection epitomized Lane’s 1970s transition toward bold architectural lines and mixed materials like rosewood and chrome. These pieces became symbols of sophisticated modern living, often featured in upscale American homes during the decade’s design renaissance.
Expertly Refinished: With over 15 years of experience, our workshop has followed a careful process of restoration, showcasing our passion and creativity for vintage designs that can seamlessly be incorporated with many interior decors. Enjoy! :)
