The Caracole Botero Dresser is a postmodern six-drawer dresser that blends dark walnut, figured maple, suede and gold metal in one rectangular form softened by bullnose edges all around. Designed for lovers of eclectic, material-rich interiors, it delivers generous storage with a confident sculptural voice.
Design & Craftsmanship
Introduced in Caracole's Fall 2024 collection, the dresser sets its top, front bottom panel, base and rounded plank legs in dark New Natural Walnut. The drawer fronts showcase the tiny, swirling eyes of Birdseye Maple under a light smoked finish, and stone-colored micro-suede dresses each end. Thin beads of Brushed Gold metal are embedded in the walnut, while bullnose-curved pulls in the same metal are fully integrated and wrap the entire front of each drawer. The drawers run on soft close undermount guides, with interiors finished in UV Linen.
The Caracole Botero Dresser reads like a gallery piece against white walls in a Key Biscayne residence, and it holds its own among bold art in a Miami Beach apartment. Matching pieces are available in the Botero collection.
Dimensions & Specifications
- Overall: 72" W x 20" D x 32" H (182.9 x 50.8 x 81.3 cm)
- Wood: top, front bottom panel and base in New Natural Walnut
- Drawers: six with fronts in Smoked Birdseye and soft close undermount guides
- Drawer interiors: UV Linen
- End panels: wrapped in suede
- Metal: Brushed Gold trim and integrated bullnose-curved pulls
- SKU: CLA-024-012
Why buy your Caracole dresser at Decor House
More than 40 years in Miami have taught Decor House Furniture how much a statement case piece can shape a bedroom, and as an authorized Caracole dealer we can walk you through every material on this design. Our white glove delivery team unpacks the dresser, sets it in position and takes all packaging with them. Designers and architects benefit from the Decor House Trade Program on client projects. Explore the showroom at 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd in Coral Gables, and contact us today to reserve the Caracole Botero Dresser.
