'open drawer' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence, "He opened the drawer to get his phone charger."
Equal parts ashamed and entranced, I whipped out my iPhone and shot a quick photo of the open drawer.
You may not know the relevance, but take in the details – a ring of dust, an open drawer.
She turned to the dresser, but only to stand there at an open drawer, stirring things around uncertainly.
Chomsky sat at the desk farther from the door with his feet propped on an open drawer, as is his habit.
A sample is loaded into the open drawer; light from an LED passes through the sample and is picked up by an imaging chip that sends image data through the USB cord to a cell phone or laptop.
PARIS — The shape of Marlene Dietrich's foot is traced on her slender slippers; Elizabeth Taylor has ritzy, glitzy sparkling balls for shoe heels; and out of an open drawer peek the silver-buckled, would-be innocent pumps like those worn by Catherine Deneuve in Luis Buñuel's 1967 movie "Belle de Jour".
