This box has a really nice look. The wall thickness is in balance with the overall size, which is important in box-making. In this box, you varied that wall thickness at the ends, to nice effect. Thanks for showing...great work.
I have a small tip, if you are interested. Your "cut in" was located at the bottom to minimize the visual effect. It would be ideal if it were not there at all, such as is possible with a good jig saw. But with a band saw, it has to be there to get into the inner cutout. You could minimize the apparentness of it by making the cut in line with the grain. For this box, it could be made to coincide with the bottom of the drawer, horizontal, in line with the grain. When that type of cut is glued back, the cut becomes almost invisible, especially with the strong and straight grain of red oak. Again...excellent work!