Discover this beautiful wardrobe from the 1960s/1970s, combining vintage charm with contemporary touches. Made of oak veneer, it has been sanded and then oiled to enhance its wood, and repainted in a soft matte blue shade. The interior of the wardrobe is lined with a floral upholstery fabric typical of the 1980s, shintz type. It has six drawers and a hanging space with a shelf, perfect for a child's bedroom. Its high base gives it a beautiful visual lightness.

Length: 102 cm
Width: 45 cm
Height: 128 cm
Drawer height: 12 cm

A short history of the Parisian wardrobe
The term "Parisian armoire" emerged in the 19th century, although its origins date back to medieval times. This imposing piece of furniture, often made of solid wood and richly decorated, was designed to house clothing, linens, and precious objects. Known for its carved doors and curved legs, the Parisian armoire embodies the elegance and craftsmanship of the French capital. In its early days, it graced bourgeois Parisian homes, symbolizing social status and refinement. Today, the Parisian armoire continues to charm and blends harmoniously into contemporary or classic interiors, combining old-world charm with modern functionality.