Parisian wardrobe in oak, 2 doors

It's back to school, okay, but what if we resumed with balm in the heart Here is gaïa, an oak school cabinet from the 60s that after a major renovation, finds its superb. It was treated against insects, the holes were plugged, the 3 shelves were changed, a rod was added and the closing system was also changed to make this wardrobe ideal for a child's room. It was painted with ferdinand no. 313 of little greene (intelligent emulsion matt: washable matte, with less than 1g of voc per liter. Bs en71-3: 2013 safety of toys. ) It is an antique piece of furniture, carefully restored. It may, however, present some traces of time that could not disappear (tendril holes, for example having been treated in full) but that do not question its strength or appearance. This is also what makes its charm inimitable.