There are 4 different patterns to the quilting on the front of the drawers and doors. Three are inspired by the flora and fauna found in meadows and country lanes whilst the fourth could be considered a representation of water or the curtains of a country cottage or farm house. The quilted red background of the wheat clusters contrasts well with the quilted black background that forms the basis for what could be strawberries or red petals of some kind.

The beautiful quilt front chest of drawers is similar in many ways to a quilted bedspread. Owing to the decorations represented in the quilted drawers and doors, this chest of drawers would look particularly good in a country house setting perhaps with weathered old floorboards beneath. However, that said, it would compliment a modern urban interior which needs an injection of color and country designs into what could be a white and bland space.

What I like most about this quilted chest of drawers is the differing sizes of the many various compartments. The inner child in you will be fascinated with what can be hidden and placed in each drawer, rather like a squirrel hiding precious nuts away for Winter. At the top, a tiny flat drawer looks an ideal place for letters to be stored whilst at the base a large square cupboard compartment can be used to store shoe boxes and bags.

The patterns of nature which appear on this quilt fronted chest of drawers will add a decorative element to a room which would not otherwise be found with more regular wooden storage furniture pieces. This means focus on intricate decorations can be moved elsewhere whilst the Jean Chest of Drawers fulfils two functions in one. It has form and function in equal measure.

You can buy this quilt fronted Chest of Drawers from this location: Quilt Fronted Chest of Drawers With Patterns of Nature.

The dimensions and price of this piece can be obtained via the page noted above.