1950s Mid-Century Modern oak armoire with two doors and two drawers.

1950s wardrobe, Mid-Century Modern, in oak veneer using the typical marquetry technique from the 1930s to 1950s. It combines functional design with a geometric aesthetic typical of the era. Not open to negotiation, the price includes packaging, packing time, and also the resources to pack neatly and carefully. Please respect this request and do not send me discount requests via messaging. Thank you. Chevron pattern (V-shape): This is the most striking element. The wood veneer is arranged to create an inverted "V" pattern on the doors. It is a refined decorative technique that adds dynamism and texture to the piece. Clean lines: There are side posts that slightly extend beyond the top surface, creating an elegant and framed silhouette. "Compass" or "bridge" legs: The base features arched cutouts (visible in the image IMG_4680) typical of Scandinavian or French modernist style from the post-war period. This wardrobe consists of a left section with 4 shelves measuring 48 cm wide, 23 cm high, and 43 cm deep. There is also a module with 2 drawers with a usable surface of 39 cm wide, 39.5 cm deep, and a height of 10.5 cm. The right side is a pull-out wardrobe with a depth of 30 cm. Usable height is 153 cm. Width is 46 cm. The mirror measures 54 cm high and 18 cm wide. This wardrobe is in very good condition despite some defects at the back that have been neatly repaired, and the doors are slightly warped but do not hinder its proper use. The lock works and has its original key. Delivery is possible throughout France, Europe, and other parts of the world upon request. The wardrobe will be delivered disassembled in several packages of less than 20 kg, sorted in assembly order. It is possible to pick it up in Saint-Vit 25410.