Mason dressers

Mason dressers by Crate & Barrel — dressers, Overall Dimensions: 64" W x 20" D x 35.25" H; Side Drawer Dimensions: 16" W x 16.75" D x 6" H; Middle Drawer Dimensions: 25.5" W x 16.75" D x 6" H; Bottom Drawer Dimensions: 29.25" W x 16.5" D; Width Between Legs: 60" W x 15.75" D; Under Dresser Clearance Height: 6.5" H; Side Drawer Box: 15" W x 15.75" D x 5" H; Middle Drawer Box: 24.75" W x 15.75" D x 5" H; Bottom Drawer Box: 28.25" W x 15.75" D x 7.5" H. Compare it with similar pieces across brands, and see the rooms it appears in.

Mason 64" White 7-Drawer Dresser by Crate & Barrel
  • Brand: Crate & Barrel
  • Category: Dressers
  • Price: $1,299
  • Dimensions: Overall Dimensions: 64" W x 20" D x 35.25" H; Side Drawer Dimensions: 16" W x 16.75" D x 6" H; Middle Drawer Dimensions: 25.5" W x 16.75" D x 6" H; Bottom Drawer Dimensions: 29.25" W x 16.5" D; Width Between Legs: 60" W x 15.75" D; Under Dresser Clearance Height: 6.5" H; Side Drawer Box: 15" W x 15.75" D x 5" H; Middle Drawer Box: 24.75" W x 15.75" D x 5" H; Bottom Drawer Box: 28.25" W x 15.75" D x 7.5" H
  • Colours: white
  • Rooms: Bedroom
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Room×Lab Review · Review updated September 27, 2026 · Evidence rechecked September 30, 2026

Owners of the 64-inch Mason praise its looks and storage, but lingering odor and drawer faults recur across both white sizes

Crate & Barrel's 369 ratings cover the whole Mason line, including Shadow Grey dressers and chests, nightstands and beds, so the 4.4-star average and count are not a rating for this white dresser alone. Room×Lab read 313 distinct written reviews from the line and uses only those about the two white Mason dressers: this 64-inch seven-drawer dresser and the 37-inch five-drawer tall dresser. Where a finding applies to one size, it says which. Five owners describe a year or more of use, the longest nearly four years. The reviews below are examples, not a tally: two praise reviews and four detailed complaints, three of them after a year or more of use.

Room×Lab rating: 5.7 out of 10 (limited confidence). Owners of the 64-inch Mason and the tall dresser praise the looks, solid feel and storage. Odor and drawer-hardware complaints recur in both sizes, and all five accounts of a year or more of use are adverse, which holds the score down. The 4.4-star average covers the whole Mason line.

  • Odor is the most repeated concern: 18 critical odor mentions and no favorable ones, across both dresser sizes. — A 64-inch owner's replacement smelled strongly for at least four months; a tall dresser's odor lasted nearly three years and reached stored clothing. Others run from a slight smell one owner expected airing to fix to odor reaching rooms or a planned nursery. No owner tested the source or reported a health effect; ask Crate & Barrel about the finishes.
  • Drawer movement and hardware draw split reports: 7 favorable and 13 critical mentions about drawer movement and hardware. — On the 64-inch, one owner returned a first unit whose drawers opened by themselves, and another's glide detached after more than a year. A tall-dresser owner's tracks loosened after about three years. Others report misaligned drawers or drawers that won't close; some owners of both sizes find the drawers smooth and easy.
  • Looks and build impress, but some finishes arrive or end up damaged: 8 favorable and 5 critical mentions about appearance, build and finish condition. — Owners of both sizes often call the dressers attractive, solid or well made. Critical reports describe chips, cracks, residue or easily damaged surfaces, including a unit whose veneer was cracked when first received and an outlet purchase with small dings.

Before buying

Choose the 64-inch Mason for its classic white look and storage only if you can live with a possible lasting odor (airing failed for some owners) and accept that every report past a year is unfavorable. Open every drawer and check the finish at delivery.

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