Vertical storage furniture in Art Deco / Arts and Crafts style

Interesting and original vertical storage unit made of stained solid oak, probably dating from the second quarter of the 20th century around 1930-1940. It features an architectural structure rhythmically defined by six wide flat and beveled uprights, creating open compartments ideal for organising documents, vinyl records, or magazines. The top surface is rectangular and slightly overhanging. The entire piece rests on a low base with small side pads, enhancing its stability. This unit stands out for its clean, geometric, and functional design, sitting at the crossroads between Art Deco style for its rigor and the Arts and Crafts movement for its honest use of wood and artisanal appearance. Its shallow depth makes it a space-saving piece of furniture that is easy to integrate. Condition: Good overall condition. The wood shows a beautiful patina of use (visible in the photos).