Zebra cabinet

That is a striking piece of furniture! The high-contrast geometric patterns give it a very modern, almost "op-art" feel, while the wooden knobs and visible grain keep it grounded and rustic.
If you are looking for information or inspiration regarding this dresser, here are a few ways to look at it:
Style and Design
* Art Deco Influence: The repetitive linear borders and the "frame within a frame" look on the drawer fronts are hallmarks of Art Deco design.
* Inlay/Marquetry: uses a technique called inlay, where two different materials (likely a light wood like pine or birch and a dark stained wood or resin) are set into each other to create that seamless striped effect.
* Contrast: The use of negative space (the dark bands) makes the natural wood "pop," which is a great way to make a simple rectangular dresser a focal point of a room.
Decorating Tips
Since this piece has a very "busy" and bold pattern, it usually works best when:
* Keep the Top Simple: Use solid-colored accents on top—like a white ceramic vase or a matte black lamp—so they don't compete with the drawers.
* Neutral Surroundings: It would look incredible against a solid-colored wall (navy, forest green, or even a simple off-white) to let the pattern stand out.
Maintenance
* Dusting: Because of the many edges and lines, a microfiber cloth or a soft brush attachment on a vacuum is best to keep dust from settling in the grain.
* Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Since it appears to have two different finishes (natural and dark), stick to a mild wood cleaner to ensure you don't strip the stain into the lighter wood.