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Chances are if it was a Mid-Century design trend, there’s a vintage Lane dresser to match—and here at Chairish, we’re committed to helping you find that match. Those who know Mid-Century design know that Lane Furniture’s catalog is one to be reckoned with. Whether you’re on the hunt for an Atomic dresser, campaign dresser, Brutalist dresser, or Postmodern dresser, Lane has you covered.

Add Lust-Worthy Style to Your Rooms with Lane Mid-Century Dressers

Use a Lane campaign dresser in a child’s room where you desire classic, versatile design that can grow with your youngster. Lane campaign dressers can be sourced in both wood and lacquer finishes, meaning you can personalize the look even more. In an earth-tone bedroom with an organic-meets-Mid-Century-Modern aesthetic, try one of Lane’s Brutalist dressers. Produced throughout the late 1970s and 80s, these Lane Mid-Century dressers showcase elaborate 3D reliefs. Use them anywhere you desire the look of a Paul Evans Cityscape credenza, minus the flashy metallic finish. For those channeling a Postmodern look, try Lane lacquer dressers. Typically featuring black or cream lacquer finishes, these vintage Lane dressers come in a variety of styles. Bewitched by burlwood? Lane has you covered too. The brand produced numerous burlwood dressers over the years, ranging from refined styles that feel indebted to 1960s designs by Harvey Probber and Paul McCobb to bold, blocky 1970s styles that feel redolent of Milo Baughman.