Anyone know the name of this piece of furniture?

[fastliving]

Just seen this in a home magazine at the dentist - really love it, but does anyone know what it's called so I can try and hunt one down?

It's the brown chest of draws in the centre of the photo if that's not clear!

Which piece of furniture are you asking about?

Oh sorry cross post :)

My mum once made one like this out of two sections of an old desk!

Is it a secretaire?

Tallboy?

Console?

My mum and granny both have a vintage one and that’s what they call it
When you google tall boy it doesn’t come up with the right thing though, but antique tall boy does

A highboy

I think it's a highboy (chest on chest.) I'm in the US so not sure if it has a different name in the UK.

Yes, I think it’s called a tallboy.

I think it is a
4 on 3

Tallboy. A console is a side table.

Chester drawers of course.

It's a tallboy or chest on chest

Thanks everyone, cheat on chest/tall boy seems to be the name.
I guess you need a stool to get in the top drawers? Are they 'fixed' so they can't be pulled out completely?

Clothes used to be folded not hung, but I do see your point about needing a stool or something to get to the top drawers. Slightly odd - I wonder how old that piece really is? I cant get a closeup but could they be a "fake" drawer so a top pulls open to form a desk?

Tallboy. Whatever it's called it looks very good.

We've always called ours a chest on chest. They hold a tremendous amount, but I use the upper drawers for things I don't need very often!

Tall boy...yes.

My grandparents had one for their linens, but they also had a sprightly housekeeper too!

chest on chest?

Chester Draws?!?!? Huh?
The term is CHEST OF DRAWERS!

She knows. It’s a MN thing.

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