Elevate your boudoir with this 1950s Venetian dressing table. The mirror with its beveled edges and inlaid dancer designs evokes retro elegance, while the central drawer and black wooden ledge offer practical storage for your toiletries and cosmetics. The compass legs, restored and varnished in black, provide a graphic and stable silhouette, ideal for a bedroom or entryway with a unique charm. There are a few minor imperfections in the silvering on the tabletop mirror.

Length: 78 cm
Width: 42 cm
Height: 71 cm
Drawer height: 6 cm

A short story about the hairdresser
The term "dressing table" appeared at the beginning of the 20th century, although the piece of furniture itself has existed since antiquity. Composed of a tabletop, one or more mirrors, and numerous drawers, the dressing table is a storage unit, but above all, a place for getting ready, where one applies makeup, perfume, and styles one's hair. While originally this piece of furniture was suitable for both men and women, it quickly became the embodiment of feminine mystique. Indeed, dressing tables could be equipped with secret compartments for receiving intimate correspondence. Today, the dressing table is making a comeback and works beautifully in all interior styles!