Kirk Drawers

Design

The Kirk chest of drawers from Capital has a quiet presence that works hard in a room. Its long, low silhouette feels balanced, with a width of about 61.5 inches and a height just under 30 inches. The front is clean, without handles, so the eye reads one continuous surface rather than a busy grid of drawers.

The contrast between the wood body and the leather-clad sides gives it a tailored character. Nothing screams for attention; it simply looks composed and intentional. The design comes from 2015, yet it sits comfortably with both newer and older pieces around it.

Materials & Build

The structure and top are crafted in wood, available in either a matte or glossy finish. Each option changes the mood. Matte plays down reflections and feels softer. Glossy catches the light and sharpens the lines. Both underline the natural grain and give the piece visual depth.

Smooth leather wraps the sides, adding texture without fuss. That mix of materials feels considered, not decorative for its own sake. At roughly 302 pounds, the chest has a reassuring solidity. It stands firm, not fragile, and has the presence of a serious, permanent piece of furniture.

Everyday Ease

Kirk is built to be used, not just admired. Seven push-pull drawers run across the front, offering generous storage within a compact footprint—about 19.7 inches deep. The handle-free mechanism keeps the face uncluttered and lets the hand find the edge naturally.

The push-pull action makes opening and closing simple and direct. No knobs to catch clothing, no hardware to align. Day to day, it feels straightforward and calm to live with.

Placement & Lifestyle

At around 61.5 inches wide, the chest sits comfortably along a bedroom wall, under a mirror, or anchoring a longer stretch of space. It also works in a living area or hallway where closed storage is needed but bulky cabinets might feel heavy.

The mix of wood and leather adapts easily to different interiors. In a minimal room, it reads as a single, clean volume. In a richer setting, the leather sides quietly echo other upholstered pieces.

Longevity

The combination of sturdy wood construction and leather detailing is built with the long view in mind. Capital keeps the design disciplined, with no unnecessary elements to date it quickly. Fewer exposed components also mean fewer parts to loosen or fail.

Its substantial weight, about 28.3 cubic feet of volume, speaks to a piece made to stay put and stay in use. Over time, the materials are meant to age with the room, not fight against it.