The Chellington Tall Chest of Drawers

Our chest of drawers reflects the timeless Shaker style of furniture that dates to the 1800s. They feature characteristics like a large plain plinth, Shaker-style drawers and a waxed solid pine top for an authentic, classic look.

We use only the finest, locally sourced solid oak and pine for our furniture. You will not find any chipboard or MDF in any of our pieces. Each chest of drawers is crafted entirely from quality solid wood materials.

Yes, every chest of drawers is handcrafted by our expert carpenters using traditional techniques and methods, including dovetailed joints. This ensures top quality, durability, and authentic craftsmanship in each piece.

Absolutely, for the listed price, you have the choice of Farrow and Ball paint colours for your chest of drawers. This allows you to customise the finish to perfectly match your bedroom décor and personal style preferences.

We employ traditional construction methods including dovetailed joints, which are known for their strength and longevity. These tested techniques ensure your chest of drawers are built to last for generations.

Yes, our collection includes painted tallboy chest of drawers options. These taller designs provide maximum storage capacity whilst maintaining the elegant Shaker style and craftsmanship that defines all our pieces.

If you’re interested in purchasing or have any questions not answered on our website, please email us at nestatnumber20@gmail.com. We’re happy to provide additional information and assist with your furniture needs.

Farrow and Ball paints are formulated with a high concentration of pigment and quality binders, which gives them a depth of colour that standard trade paints rarely match. When applied correctly to solid pine by an experienced carpenter, the finish is robust enough for everyday use on bedroom furniture. That said, solid wood furniture does respond to its environment, fluctuations in humidity and temperature can cause minor movement in the wood over time, which is entirely normal and a characteristic of solid timber. To keep the painted finish looking fresh, avoid abrasive cleaning products and wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth when needed. If a small area of paintwork does chip or scuff after years of use, touching it up is straightforward provided you know the original Farrow and Ball shade, another reason why choosing your colour carefully from the outset is worth the time. If you are unsure which finish or colour would work best in your space, drop us a message at nestatnumber20@gmail.com and we can point you in the right direction.

The waxed solid pine top on this chest of drawers is hardwearing but a little routine care will keep it looking its best for decades. Every few months, apply a thin coat of clear furniture wax using a soft cloth, working it in with the grain and then buffing it off once it has had time to absorb. Avoid placing wet glasses or hot items directly on the surface, as pine is more porous than hardwoods and prolonged moisture exposure can leave marks. For day to day cleaning, a lightly dampened cloth followed by an immediate dry wipe is sufficient. Over time, the pine will develop a natural patina that adds genuine character to the piece, this is a feature of solid wood, not a flaw and one of the qualities that sets it apart from any manufactured alternative.