Quentin, the antique wooden gramophone No. 83

Invite elegance into your home with this wooden accent piece, originally designed to house a gramophone. Its vintage design brings a nostalgic touch while adapting perfectly to the modern use of a record player. The warmth of the material and the nuances of the wood create a welcoming atmosphere, ideal for music lovers and decor enthusiasts. Light signs of age are present.

Length: 54 cm
Width: 48 cm
Height: 106 cm

A brief history of the home bar
An heir to the 19th-century "liqueur cabinet," the home bar took its current form during Prohibition in the United States, where it was initially concealed within false-backed bookcases. It was not until the rise of cocktails in the 1930s that it emerged from the shadows to become a statement piece, symbolizing chic style and the art of hosting at home. Its structure is characterized by a raised top and an interior space optimized for glassware, often featuring a brass footrest to support a standing posture. Whether fixed or mobile in the form of a bar cart, it is designed to be the strategic rallying point of the living room, transforming every drink into a true ritual of conviviality.