9 Gorgeous Cane Dressers I Love Right Now

I first fell in love with can dressers when I was decorating our classic pink baby girl nursery. I wanted a dresser that was both fun and sophisticated, and a cane dresser fit the bill perfectly. I fell in love with a pretty (and pricey) cane dresser from Serena & Lily, but, it was out of my price range.
Alas, it was out of my price range, and I decided to DIY a cane dresser instead. But, when my daughter showed up a couple of weeks early and I still didn’t have a dresser, I ended up going in a different direction with a wicker version, instead. Still, I love the look of a cane dresser and I hope to upgrade the one in her room at sometime in the future.
If you, too are looking for the perfect cane dresser for a nursery or bedroom, I’ve put together a list of my favorite cane dressers I’ve found. And, in case you’re on a tight budget, I’ve also included a link to the DIY idea I was thinking about using to help you find a just-right piece.
The best cane dressers
Want to skip straight to the shopping? Take a quick scroll through my favorites:
A luxe cane and white dresser
This is the dresser I loved from Serena & Lily. It’s made of solid woood, with a veneer finish, with inset raffia panels, and I love how the brass handles make it feel more modern and fun. This dresser is definitely one of the pricier picks I found (and ultimately the reason I didn’t choose it for my nursery), BUT it’s a worthwhile splurge piece if it’s in your budget and you want something that’s both high-quality and statement-making.
An affordable white cane dresser
If you love the look of the Serena & Lily dresser but want something a little less expensive, this West Elm white cane dresser is a lovely alternative. The styling is a little more contemporary, but it’s simple enough to be a modern contrast point in a traditional room, too. If you’re looking for a tall and narrow option, this dresser also comes in a 5-drawer version, too.
A budget-friendly white cane dresser

If you love the white-and-cane look but are on a tight budget, this Wayfair dresser offers the most bang-for-your-buck. It has a similar look to the Serena & Lily and West Elm options, above, but with a price tag of under $400.
A budget-friendly faux rattan dresser
This Wayfair dresser has a simple design and a natural finish that feels a little more boho. I think this would also work well in a room with slightly deeper tones, like navy, olive, emerald, or deeper wood tones. At under $300, this is one of the least-expensive full sized cane dressers that I’ve found. The material is MDF and it features faux cane, but it’s a budget-friendly pick that still achieves the cane dresser look.
An all-natural pick
If you’re looking for a cane dresser with organic appeal, this Pottery Barn option is beautiful. It’s made of a rich mango wood, with natural cane, and I love how the handles are built into the drawers.
If you aren’t sold on the finish, the dresser is also available in both a black stain, and a brown one. It also comes with an anti-tip kit, which is important if you’re putting it in a nursery or you’re shopping for kid-friendly furniture.
A modern cane dresser

This lovely Wayfair dresser has a modern vibe thanks to its clean lines, minimalist base, and hardware-free front. Like the Pottery Barn option, it also comes in five other colors (mostly deeper shades of black and brown), so you can tailor your pick to your decor style.
A small cane dresser from Wayfair
For a budget-friendly pick with just a touch of rattan, this cute cane dresser from Wayfair is perfect. Its small size would make it a good find for a kid’s room, but you could also use a pair of them as stylish (and functional!) nightstands, or as an end table.
A retro option from Urban Outfitters

The rounded-front paneling on this Urban Outfitters dresser gives it a fun, retro vibe, something I love for a kids or baby room. This dresser is a good middle-of-the-road pick. It’s made from rubber wood, rubber wood veneer, MDF and cane rattan, but rings in at only $999.
Cane dresser IKEA Hack
One of the best options I’ve found for a cane dresser that’s inexpensive but looks awesome is a DIY version, made from an IKEA dresser. Blogger Macy Gilson upleveled the IKEA Tarva dresser with some simple can webbing. This cane dresser IKEA hack is actually very beginner-friendly.