Subway Tile Dresser

The Subway Tile Dresser puts real ceramic where most cabinets put a painted panel: each of the four doors carries a tiled insert framed by a strip of the same ceramic, and the glaze picks up light in a way no paint finish imitates. It's the most tactile piece in the range, and the base is just as deliberate—dramatic, tapered conical pedestals that lift the cabinet clear of the floor and give it an unmistakable stance. Behind the doors sit adjustable shelved compartments on soft-close hinges, built from German MDF wood and bendy plywood construction with ceramic tile panel inserts on the fronts. It comes in black, red, green, signal brown, white, grey, light ivory, or salmon orange. At 142 cm long, 32 cm wide, and 98 cm tall, it's noticeably shallower than the rest of the collection, which makes it workable in UAE corridors and against narrow walls where a full-depth dresser simply won't fit, and it arrives fully assembled. Tile and paint want different treatment: clean the ceramic inserts with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner, and wipe the painted body with a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth only. Abrasive cleaners should stay off the paint entirely, and the piece should be kept out of direct sunlight and high humidity.