Fontainebleau Wardrobe

by Tara Shaw

The 19th-century inspired wardrobe featuring a neoclassical dental molding cornice and raised panel doors reflects the influence of neoclassical design, which sought to revive the simplicity and symmetry of ancient Greek and Roman architecture. The dental molding cornice, a decorative trim resembling a series of small, evenly spaced blocks, is a hallmark of neoclassical aesthetics, adding a refined and structured appearance to the piece. The raised panel doors, often crafted from high-quality wood, showcase the era's emphasis on craftsmanship and elegance, making the wardrobe not only a functional storage solution but also a testament to the enduring appeal of classical design elements in 19th-century furniture. Finished in a Swedish Aged Cream with Antique Brass faux key escutcheons. Inside is finished in a natural wood stain with one fixed shelf, a hanging rod below and two pull-out drawers at base.

W 152 x D 61 x H 237cm