6 drawer chest of drawers

Large and Wide 6, 7 and 8 Drawer Chest of Drawers

Six drawers across a wide piece solves a problem that a tall narrow chest never quite manages. You get two columns of storage, a long flat top at a useful height, and enough room for two people to split the drawers evenly without either side spilling into the other. The DHS range runs from 6 drawers up to 8, across sixteen products in six styles — UV-painted oak-top, genuine rattan, high gloss handleless, fluted painted, and a shaker-style 7-drawer with a 3-over-4 layout. Most sit at 120cm wide and between 75cm and 80cm tall. Low enough to see over. Wide enough to matter. All sixteen include free UK mainland delivery, a 30-day return policy, and a 1-year warranty. They're part of the wider DHS bedroom furniture collection.

What grey chest of drawers options come in a wide format?

Five families cover grey. Haven Grey and Linra Grey: both W120 x D42 x H80cm, UV-painted cool grey with oak veneer tops. The oak-and-grey combination is hard to date — it works against warm floors, pale walls, navy bedding, terracotta, pretty much anything. High Gloss grey: W120 x D40 x H77cm, front panels in gloss only (not the top, unlike black and white). Skova: Oak+Grey or Wooden Grey+Grey two-tone finishes at W119 x H77.5cm, the most compact in the group. Flutrina grey: fluted panels with metallic handles, same W120 x D40 x H80cm as the others. Grey chest of drawers buyers have more options here than in any other colour. The difference between them is style register, not quality — pick the one that matches how the rest of the room feels.

Is there a wide blue chest of drawers in the 6+ drawer range?

Three. Haven Blue: W120 x D42 x H80cm, UV-painted blue, real oak veneer top, plain panels, drawers W49 x D35 x H16cm. The wide low blue piece. Linra Blue: same size and oak top, beaded panel fronts instead — richer looking. Both coordinate directly with Haven/Linra wardrobes and bedside tables. The 7-drawer shaker is also in blue, at W108.5cm with a 3-over-4 drawer layout and cup handles — quite a different feel from the painted oak ranges. If you want a full matched blue bedroom, the bedroom furniture sets collection covers both Haven Blue and Linra Blue with wardrobes and bedside tables included.

What is the sage green option and does it actually look good?

The Flutrina Painted 6 Drawer Wide Chest. W120 x D40 x H80cm, fluted front panels, curved metallic handles, four finishes: black, grey, white, and sage green. In sage green at 120cm wide, it's one of the more distinctive pieces in the whole DHS range — the fluted texture and the earthy green together read as considered in a way that plain sage green paint wouldn't. It suits rooms with natural textures, botanical prints, warm rugs. Scratch-resistant finish, smooth-running drawers. The only wide sage green chest of drawers in the collection and, honestly, one of the better design choices if you're ready to commit to colour. Coordinates with the Flutrina 3, 5-drawer, and bedside table in the same finish.

Does the high gloss range stretch to 6 and 8 drawers in a wide format?

Both. High Gloss 6 Drawer: W120 x D40 x H77cm, handleless, drawers W53 x D29.4 x H13cm. White and black versions have both the top and front panels in UV gloss. Grey is front panels only — the white gloss chest of drawers and black gloss chest of drawers versions are significantly brighter and more reflective. High Gloss 8 Drawer: W115 x D40 x H97cm, eight drawers, same handleless system, drawers W50.6 x D29.4 x H10cm. Same colour options. That's the tallest and highest-drawer-count piece in the collection. Both include anti-tipping brackets. The gloss surfaces clean easily with a soft cloth. They show fingermarks more readily than matte finishes — worth knowing before you buy for a kitchen overflow or a shared bedroom with kids. For more high gloss options, the high gloss collection covers 3 to 8 drawers.

What is the 7-drawer chest, and is it different from the 6-drawer options?

Yes, quite different. The 7 drawer chest of drawers here is a shaker style chest of drawers in a 3-over-4 layout — three smaller drawers across the top row, four full-width drawers below. W111.5 x D35 x H81cm for white and grey. W108.5cm for blue (with deeper drawers). Stainless steel cup handles. Pre-laminated particleboard. The narrowest piece in this collection and the only one with a traditional shaker character. Works well as a 6 drawer chest dresser alternative if you prefer a more classic look over the painted oak or rattan options. The small top drawers suit socks, underwear, accessories. The bottom four take clothing properly. Available in white, grey, and blue. Nothing flashy. Gets the job done and looks right in a traditional or neutral bedroom.

Which product sits lowest, and does a wide chest work under a wall mirror?

Wovena at 75cm is the lowest in the range. Then Skova at 77.5cm, High Gloss 6-drawer at 77cm, and Haven and Linra at 80cm. All of those sit comfortably below most wall-mounted mirrors and TV brackets. The 8-drawer High Gloss at 97cm is the exception — still not a tall chest, but the others work better in that lower-profile setup. The Wovena at 75cm with its pine legs has an open, airy look that's particularly good under a wall mirror. The Haven and Linra at 80cm give you a wider display surface at that height — 120cm of oak veneer top is a lot of useful space for a lamp, a tray, framed photographs. A low chest of drawers that also functions as a real display surface is harder to find than you'd think. This range has several that genuinely do both.

Haven or Linra — which 6-drawer is actually better?

Neither is better. They're the same chest with different drawer fronts. Both: W120 x D42 x H80cm, four colours, 25mm MDF, real oak veneer top, drawers W49 x D35 x H16cm, smooth metal runners, painted wooden knobs, anti-tipping kit. Haven has plain flat-panelled fronts. Clean. Modern. Scandi. Linra has beaded panel fronts — a raised border detail that gives it a farmhouse or country character. Same storage underneath. If your room is contemporary and minimal, Haven. If it has natural textures, warm wood, more going on — Linra. That's the whole decision. Both have matching wardrobes and bedside tables. Both are solid builds. Don't overthink it.

Can these wide chests work in a living room or hallway?

Some of them, yes. The Wovena is the most versatile — rattan and pine legs don't read as bedroom furniture the way painted panelled pieces do. A 120cm Wovena wide chest in a hallway or living room looks intentional. The Flutrina with fluted fronts and metallic handles also sits comfortably outside the bedroom. The High Gloss 6-drawer is listed by DHS as a TV unit option — 120cm covers most screen sizes. Haven and Linra are more bedroom-specific, but a 120cm oak veneer surface at 80cm is useful in any room. Modern chest of drawers buyers use these in dining rooms and living rooms more than you might expect. For a living room chest of drawers in a narrower format, the full chest of drawers range has 70cm options too.

Is a 120cm 6+ drawer chest really enough storage for two people?

Probably yes. Haven and Linra give you six drawers at W49 x D35 x H16cm each. Three drawers per person. Each one holds a proper stack of folded clothing. That's genuinely adequate for most adults, and more than most couples currently have in a single piece of bedroom furniture. The 8-drawer High Gloss adds two more tiers but with shallower drawers. The 7-drawer shaker adds a drawer count in a slightly narrower body. If you're replacing two separate smaller chests in a shared bedroom, a 6-drawer wide chest at 120cm almost always wins — less floor space, more storage, cleaner room. The large chest of drawers for bedroom use that works for two people is the most common reason buyers step up to this format. For matching wardrobes and bedroom sets alongside it, the DHS bedroom furniture range has the rest covered.