Our Kindred nursery essentials embrace all the signature design elements of the Maxi-Cosi Kindred Collection. Timeless, elevated, and created for those with a sophisticated eye, each piece blends thoughtful craftsmanship with functional design and a gender-neutral, fashion-forward color palette. The result is a serene, beautifully curated sleep space—perfect for your little one. Built with quality and intention, these pieces are designed to be cherished and passed down.
The Kindred Brisa 6-Drawer Dresser embodies natural contemporary style with its elegant sculpted legs, silver-finished steel leg caps, and natural rattan beautifully integrated into the end panels. The dresser’s timeless design is enhanced with premium details like metal knobs with inset leather, offering both refined aesthetics and long-lasting durability.
Featuring six soft-close dovetail drawers with hidden undermount glides, this dresser provides smooth operation while maintaining a clean, elevated look. The generous storage space ensures everything from baby essentials to growing wardrobe items stays organized and accessible.
Expertly crafted from solid ash wood, the Brisa Dresser effortlessly complements any nursery or bedroom décor, making it a versatile and lasting piece of furniture.
For added functionality, pair it with the optional Assembled Double Topper to transform the dresser into a practical and stylish changing table—perfectly blending convenience with
Features
- Six soft-close dovetail drawers with smooth, hidden undermount glides for quiet and seamless operation.
- Premium hardware: Metal knobs with inset leather for an elevated, refined look.
- Natural rattan accents featured on the end panels, adding warmth and contemporary texture.
- Silver-finished steel leg caps for a polished and modern design detail.
- Crafted from solid ash wood and composite wood materials that comply with TSCA Title IV formaldehyde safety standards.
- Finished with non-toxic coatings that meet or exceed all applicable CPSIA and CPSC safety requirements.
