childrens dresser Finn Narrow Sage Green Wood 3-Drawer Kids Dresser with Door – Kozy Family
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childrens dresser

childrens dresser Finn Narrow Sage Green Wood 3-Drawer Kids Dresser with Door – Kozy Family

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childrens dresser Finn Narrow Sage Green Wood 3-Drawer Kids Dresser with Door – Kozy FamilyScandi Style Meets Smart Storage Description Refresh your childs room with the effortlessly stylish Finn Narrow Sage Green Wood 3 Drawer Kids Dresser with Door. Inspired by Scandinavian farmhouse design, this piece combines modern minimalism with rustic charm for a calming, elevated look. Finished in soothing sage green with natural wood accents, its built to grow with your childfrom nursery days to big kid yearswith smart storage that keeps

Scandi Style Meets Smart Storage

Description

Refresh your child’s room with the effortlessly stylish Finn Narrow Sage Green Wood 3-Drawer Kids Dresser with Door. Inspired by Scandinavian farmhouse design, this piece combines modern minimalism with rustic charm for a calming, elevated look. Finished in soothing sage green with natural wood accents, it’s built to grow with your child—from nursery days to big kid years—with smart storage that keeps essentials organized and out of sight.

Features & Benefits:

  • Timeless Scandinavian farmhouse design – Clean lines, paneled detailing, and earthy tones offer a calming and versatile look for any child’s space.

  • Ample storage space – Three drawers and a side cabinet with a removable shelf provide flexible storage for clothes, linens, or toys.

  • Durable, kid-friendly build – Crafted with oak wood legs, poplar support rails, and sturdy MDF and plywood panels for lasting use.

  • Functional + stylish hardware – Natural wood knobs and legs add warmth and charm to the sage green finish.

  • Certified safe – The Finn Narrow Sage Green Wood 3-Drawer Kids Dresser with Door is GREENGUARD Gold Certified for cleaner indoor air.

  • Convertible for nursery use – Compatible with our Natural Oak Changing Table Topper (sold separately), making it a smart 2-in-1 option for new parents.

Add a touch of modern calm and functional style to your little one’s space with the Finn Narrow Sage Green Wood 3-Drawer Kids Dresser with Door—a perfect blend of form, function, and future-ready design.

Specifications

Overall Dimensions

Width: 44''

Depth: 18''

Height: 34''

Drawer

Width: 26''

Depth: 14.75''

Height: 6''

Adjustable Shelf

Width: 13.5''

Depth: 16.5''

Height: 25''

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