You'll want to check and see if it's veneer or not (which most burls are because it was expensive...heck it still is, wood). If it is, you need to really protect it carefully because water will pull the glues apart eventually. I'm not saying don't do it, I'm just saying that you want to protect it a bit more than you would have to on a solid piece. I do think it would look fabulous. I should lie and say it would look terrible then buy it out from under you....but you'd probably figure that out LOL

Hi Kelly - You can design your own organizers at Organize My Drawer. You can design the exact size and layout that works for your new dresser and the items you want to organize in each drawer! We can make your organizers as large as 39 x 24 x 6 inches.

Maureen, thanks to your suggestions I think I may have found a great nightstand. I cannot afford the Basset furniture but it was great inspiration. My local FB Marketplace has nothing nice that would fit what I need. I found an all wood children's dresser that has great reviews and many people have used as an extra large nightstand! On Photoshop I simulated how it may look next to the bed and I think it will work! I am attaching an image of my mockup and a link to the dresser/nightstand in case anyone is interested! One of the biggest challenges is that the guest room is small and because the double closet doors open out, space is very limited and with a queen size bed, I only have 118 inches of space from wall to wall so the queen bed plus some the wide dresser I'd be using as a nightstand would require 100 inches give or take. I need to have the bed pushed on the right side about 10 inches from the wall and the nightstand will be on the left side. Since this is mainly for a guestroom like when my Mom stays here a couple of months and when my oldest son comes home from the university, the 2 extra drawers could be used to store some clothes and this way I may not need to purchase a dresser or chest after all especially with the lack of space there is. black dresser to be used as nightstand

Magnets might work, if they're strong enough and installed in the right positions. Another option would be a ball catch mounted onto one side of each drawer - but those usually require drilling a hole and thus require more retrofitting that just attaching magnets.