Young man's outfit A.R.P. published by Minvielle, around 1955.

Elegant young man's wardrobe from the 1950s, with sober and refined lines, characteristic of post-war modernist furniture. Made of wood with beautiful grain, this piece stands out for its ingenuity and versatility. Two possible configurations: Wardrobe version: thanks to a telescopic rail allowing clothes to be hung from the front, suits, jackets, and shirts find their natural place. Chest of drawers version: the installation of removable shelves transforms the upper compartment into a particularly generous storage space for jumpers, shirts, trousers, and folded laundry. The lower part features three wide drawers, adorned with discreet circular handles. The whole rests on a fine black metal base, bringing lightness and modernity to its silhouette. A clever and elegant piece, equally appealing in a contemporary bedroom as in a vintage interior, offering remarkable storage capacity without excessive bulk.