Vintage wardrobe with hanging space and sliding doors (renovated)

A testament to French craftsmanship in the post-war era, this vintage wardrobe from the 1950s/60s perfectly embodies the understated and functional elegance characteristic of furniture from this golden age. Its Scandinavian-French aesthetic, clean lines, and herringbone veneer pattern make it an instantly recognisable piece that fits seamlessly into both contemporary interiors and a bold vintage decor. Materials: oak and teak (veneer). Features: this vintage wardrobe opens with two sliding doors featuring their original patinated brass handles. Inside, it is fitted with a full-width shelf and a hanging rail below. What makes this wardrobe remarkable is the herringbone veneer work on its two doors. This fishbone graphic pattern, of rare sophistication for mass-produced furniture, reflects the particular care taken in its construction. The sliding doors allow the piece to be placed in compact spaces, a significant practical advantage. The discreet base on small lowered straight legs anchors the piece to the ground with stability while maintaining a visual lightness. The wardrobe is fully dismountable and can be delivered either assembled or disassembled (with instructions provided). Renovation: in beautiful original condition, this vintage wardrobe has been fully sanded on the outside and then protected with a clear matte varnish. Inside, it has been washed, nourished with linseed oil, and polished. Small holes in the bottom board have also been filled, and the hanging rail has been replaced. Dimensions: L139 X D57.5 X H180. Height of the internal shelf: 19.