Parisian buffet

Both practical, elegant, and popular, it was used in the 19th century to store dishes and valuable items in bourgeois Parisian homes. Hence its name! It is still highly sought after today due to its elongated and narrow shape, allowing it to make a statement and remain trendy even in small spaces. This one is made of raw wood and has been completely sanded and scraped to remove its stubborn varnish while leaving a very discreet patina, then treated. It features 2 lockable doors, 2 drawers with lovely shell handles that replace the mundane original handles, and inside, there is a shelf.