Art deco chest of drawers with 5 drawers in 2-tone marquetry

Art Deco chest of drawers with five drawers in elm magnifying glass veneer and black lacquered wood on a beech wood frame

Art deco chest of drawers with five drawers in elm magnifying glass veneer and black lacquered wood on a beech wood frame.

This storage cabinet opens with 5 drawers assembled by dovetails, the buttons are made of chromed steel.

The varnish was affixed by hand as in the past on old dressers.

Art Deco has been an important element of our decoration since the twentieth century 

The era that saw the advent of the Art Deco style was in the early twentieth century. The movement was first introduced in France and took off internationally in 1925, taking its name from the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts (Universal Exhibition of Decorative Arts). The movement was on par with Paris during the 1920s and 1930s, but with the end of World War I, it lost popularity. After the war, mid-century modernists revived style with their streamlined design and luxurious finish.

The Art Deco style has seen a resurgence in recent years. It has become a popular option for many people looking for a dresser that brings refinement to their room. Whether in the bedroom or in the living room, these designs are flexible enough to blend with any style of decoration. Endowed with meticulous design and noble materials, There are many other high-quality art deco works available in our online sales store