Large Art Deco oak wardrobe (renovated)

Large Art Deco oak wardrobe, dating from the 1920s-1930s. Its sober and balanced silhouette, softened arched pediment, and straight lines tempered by a few discreet curves make it a piece of character, both functional and decorative. Materials: solid oak structure and oak veneer panels with naturally patinated golden hues. Original bevelled mirror on the right door. Brass hardware: drop handles on the four drawers. The doors lock (one key provided). Features: the wardrobe is organised into two parts: on the left, a solid door opening onto two shelves, above three stacked drawers; on the right, a bevelled mirror door framed in oak, providing access to a second storage space with a shelf and a hanging rail. Below is a large drawer. The softened broken arch pediment, the straight-lined uprights, and the slightly flared feet reflect the Art Deco aesthetic in its domestic and elegant version: unostentatious, yet with a true presence. The oak grain, regular and warm, reveals itself fully under natural light. Renovation: the wardrobe has been gently stripped with soda crystals to preserve its original patina as much as possible. It has also been thoroughly washed and then protected with a colourless wax. Dimensions: L111 X D44.5 X H210. Right cupboard: L54 X D40 X H124. Shelf spacing from top to bottom: 39-43-40. Small drawers: L45 X H10. Large drawer: L97.5 X H11. Left cupboard: L54 X D40 X H167. An ideal bedroom wardrobe, but equally beautiful in a hallway, entrance, or dressing room. Its dual organisation (hanging rail and drawers) makes it a piece that is as practical as it is beautiful, suitable for both a classic interior and a more contemporary decor.