Otto Schulz, modern Swedish wardrobe in leather, oak and brass studs, 1930s.

An exclusive wardrobe attributed to the famous German furniture designer Otto Schulz for Boet in Gothenburg, Sweden. The facade is covered in leather with brass studs, featuring drawers and twisted solid oak legs. Inside, you will find a lovely pattern and glass shelves. Schulz's furniture was very modern, often drawing inspiration from older styles such as late baroque. His design was so original that he even patented some of his techniques. Among them was the use of decorative studs in the design, a technique that was named "Bopoint." His bold aesthetic presents multiple facets and contributed significant elements to both the era of Swedish grace and Swedish modernity. This lovely piece of furniture will harmonise with many interior styles, including modern, antique, classic, Scandinavian, or Art Deco.