Chestnut Wardrobes and Armoires

Exceptional dressing room in chestnut, maple and oak interior. Composed of 3 parts, this dressing room offers a multitude of ingenious storage spaces. One of a kind piece made in t...

Beautifully Carved Antique French Chestnut Breton Armoire with Drawer~~c. 1890s Highly requested classic French Breton design~~Breton (sometimes known as Brittany) furnitur...

This exceptional 18th-century Breton armoire, crafted from richly hued chestnut wood, is a true testament to the skilled artistry of the Guémené-sur-Scorff region. The natural red to...

Circa 1800 cherry and chestnut French armoire. Chevron doors. Capeau de Gendarme top. Extensive inlays including in the frieze above and between the doors to pick up on the chevron w...

This handsome French Bonnetiere or petite armoire was used in front hallways to store outerwear as you first enter the home- coats, hats and bonnets, thus the term bonnetiere. Made o...

Wardrobe, cerused chestnut, Italy, early 1940s This delightful Italian-made armoire, originating from roughly the early 1940s, is a stunning representation of the artistic craftsman...

Pair of chestnut wardrobes with mirrored glass inlays, manufactured by Valzania in the late 1930s, designed by Paolo Buffa. With a clean and elegant form, this pair of two-door chestnut wardrobes from the 1940s represents a transitional style that bridges Art Deco aesthetics with more modern and contemporary lines. Small turned feet support a thoroughly geometric structure. The only decorative elements on the doors are two mirrored glass panels that echo the cabinet's overall volume in a scaled-down format. These bedroom furniture pieces were designed in 1938 by Paolo Buffa for Casa A. in Cunardo, Varese, Italy. Characteristic elements of Buffa's entire body of work are evident in these pieces. Significant emphasis is placed on chestnut wood, chosen for its rich grain, which arabesques harmoniously across the smooth surfaces with its natural texture. Buffa, born in 1903, studied at the Polytechnic University of Milan and collaborated with Gio Ponti and Emilio Lancia before establishing his own design studio. Primarily focusing on luxury furniture design, he contributed to the interiors of some of Milan's most beautiful homes. The success of his design lies in a personal alchemy between classical styles and modern demands. The presented furniture bears...

CHARMING Antique French Breton Chestnut Armoire, Wardrobe, Cabinet, Linen Closet with Interior Shelves c. 1890s BEAUTIFUL STATEMENT PIECE~~French chestnut armoire, wardrobe...

CHARMING Antique French Chestnut Breton Armoire, Wardrobe, Cabinet or Linen Closet with Carved Sides and Lower Drawer~~c. 1900-20s BEAUTIFUL S...

18th century carved french yew wood and chestnut armoire circa 1780. This sort of armoire is also known as a marriage armoire. Cornice and front are profusely inlaid with a leaf de...

Early 18th Century Country French Louis XIII Armoire is a stately expression of the genre, rendered by talented artisans with what would today be considered primitive tools yet resul...

A gorgeous, handcrafted, stately antique late 18th century or early 19th century French armoire with three shelves. Made of mixed hardwoods (cherry, elm, chestnut), as French provinc...