Adopt this industrial printer's cabinet, repurposed as a mini buffet-shelf, made of warmly-grained and subtly-patinated wood. Its drawer, adorned with a black flower handle, and its five shelves offer flexible storage for crockery, small items, or papers, while its size easily fits into an entryway, kitchen, or living room corner. Utilitarian lines and artisanal character create an atmosphere that is both functional and welcoming. Some signs of age are present.
Length: 51 cm
Width: 41 cm
Height: 91 cm
Drawer height: 8 cm
Niche height: 10 cm
A Brief History of Industrial Furniture
A working tool before becoming a decorative object, industrial furniture emerged in the 19th century to meet the precision needs of apothecaries, printers, and seed merchants. Its structure, dictated by use, is recognizable by its multitude of drawers and brass label holders that allowed stock to be identified without losing a second. Whether called a "plan chest" or "workshop tallboy," it now brings a raw industrial charm and unparalleled storage capacity. This furniture tells a story of a time when furniture was an extension of the artisan's hand, making every trace of wear a testament to its past history.
