Bedroom Bestsellers
Bedroom Bestsellers
Bennett 6 Drawer Dresser
Jensen 7 Drawer Dresser
Jensen 9 Drawer Dresser
Best-Selling Bedroom Furniture in Solid Hardwood
Our best-selling bedroom furniture brings together the Jensen and Bennett dressers and nightstands, the bedroom storage pieces James & James customers choose most. Each is built to order in our Arkansas woodshop from solid American hardwood for bedrooms that need calm, dependable storage.
Start here if you want a dresser and nightstand pairing that has already proven itself in real homes.
The Jensen and Bennett Lines at a Glance
- Jensen dressers: the Jensen 7 Drawer Dresser and Jensen 9 Drawer Dresser.
- Jensen nightstands: the Jensen 1 Drawer Nightstand and Jensen 3 Drawer Nightstand.
- Bennett dressers: the Bennett 5 Drawer Dresser and Bennett 6 Drawer Dresser.
- Bennett nightstands: the Bennett 1 Drawer Nightstand and Bennett 3 Drawer Nightstand.
Both lines give you a choice of drawer counts, so you can match storage to the way your household actually uses it. A one-drawer nightstand keeps the bedside light and open, while a three-drawer version holds books, chargers and the small things that collect by the bed. Dressers follow the same logic at a larger scale. Because each line offers both, you can order a dresser and nightstands from the same family and know they were designed to sit together.
How Many Drawers Do I Need in a Dresser?
- Shared bedrooms: a higher drawer count, such as the Jensen 9 Drawer Dresser, gives two people room to divide.
- Single-person rooms: the Bennett 5 Drawer Dresser may cover daily storage with a lighter presence.
- Guest rooms: fewer drawers are often enough for visitors.
- Bedside storage: pick three drawers if your nightstand doubles as a reading station.
Count what you store today, then leave some room for what tends to accumulate. Think about where the dresser will sit, too: a long wall suits a wider piece, while a narrower spot between windows may call for fewer drawers. If you are unsure, a free design consultation can help you compare options against your floor plan.
Built in Solid Wood and Finished by Hand
- Material: solid American hardwoods; about 95% of our pieces are knotty alder from the Pacific Northwest.
- Finish: hand-applied stain sealed with a polyurethane topcoat that helps protect against water, stains and scratches.
- Character: grain, knots and color variation are part of solid wood, not defects.
- Customization: choose size, finish and options on the product page.
Dressers and nightstands get opened and closed many times a day, which is exactly why solid wood matters here. The finish is applied by hand and sealed for daily use, so a water glass on the nightstand is not a source of worry. Natural variation means your Jensen or Bennett piece will look a little different from anyone else's, and that is by design.
Build a Bedroom Made for Life
- Pairing: order a dresser and two nightstands in one finish for a cohesive room.
- Mixing: a Jensen dresser beside Bennett nightstands can work when finishes relate.
- Delivery: white-glove service across the contiguous 48 states, carried in and placed.
Choose the storage first, then let the bed and finish follow. When you are ready to complete the room, browse our full selection of solid wood dressers or find a frame to match in all beds.
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About James & James
James & James is a handcrafted furniture brand founded in 2011 in Springdale, Arkansas, specializing in solid hardwood furniture made to order in the USA. We design and build dining tables, beds, desks, chairs, and outdoor pieces by hand in our Arkansas woodshop, using premium American hardwoods including knotty alder, white oak, and black walnut. Every piece is fully customizable in size, stain, and finish, and select chairs and beds are crafted in partnership with Amish and Mennonite woodworkers in rural Indiana. Heirloom-quality, built to last generations — furniture Made For Life

