This Louis Philippe cabinet in solid cherry shows the clear, restrained design language of the 19th century: a framed door panel, a profiled cornice at the top and a slightly flared plinth on short feet. The cherry in its natural finish gives free rein to the warm red tones of the wood and reveals a fine grain throughout the solid timber.
At 92 cm wide and 232 cm high, the Louis Philippe wardrobe is a piece with presence. Its tall proportions and shallow depth of 66 cm make it suitable for rooms where a wide cabinet body would take up too much space. In the bedroom as a wardrobe, in the hallway as a coat cupboard or in the drawing room as a storage piece, it works equally well.
Made in solid cherry and in good condition, this cabinet fits into interiors that value cleanly crafted solid wood furniture. In a Berlin period apartment with Gründerzeit character, it pairs with other 19th century period furniture just as well as with modern surfaces in natural stone or linen.