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    Furniture question: chest of drawers?

    I’m wondering if having a traditional chest of drawers in each bedroom is necessary? Could I use a short, empty bookshelf instead?

    Some background: it’s a 100 year old SFH in a downtown neighborhood. 2 bedrooms/1 bathroom. Small closet in each room.
    I envision our guests being families here for pleasure/travel or business professionals for conventions.
    Any insight would be helpful.
    Thanks so much!

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    Re: Furniture question: chest of drawers?

    We went back and forth on the chest of drawers, and have only had it used by guests 1 time.

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    Re: Furniture question: chest of drawers?

    For guest rooms, especially in older homes with smaller closets, a traditional chest of drawers adds both function and a sense of permanence. Bookshelves work for short stays, but drawers keep things tidier and more private. We recently added a Cas 6 Drawers Dresser and it's been a great fit—practical and sleek.

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