Hi Craftisians.
Mesquite 6-drawer dresser with G&G details. Pretty straight forward construction. Plywood sides with web frames form the basic internal skeleton. The side panels are shop-cut veneers with applied moldings. The corner posts, base, top, drawer fronts and face frame are all solid lumber. The drawers are BB with the top edges trimmed with Mesquite. I used soft-close, undermount drawer slides. Love those things. The splines and plugs are Black Walnut. The finish is simple. 2 brush coats of Danish Oil (natural) and 2 sprayed coats of Shellac (clear/blonde).
The dresser is 33.25 inches tall. The top is 64.75 inches by 20.5 inches and you'll notice that it's a 3 breadboard configuration. I just didn't have enough long stock to make a traditional 2 breadboard top. Yeah, it's kind of different. But we think it works within the overall design.
I've included a number of pics before the finish was applied. It's amazing how the oil and shellac changes the color of the Mesquite. Comments are always welcome. Happy to answer any questions. Thanks Craftisians...
PS - Not the best pictures. Sorry about that...