Vintage Art Deco Three-Door Wardrobe with Mirrored Door, 1930s

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Art Deco wardrobe from France, stamped 1934. The clearly defined verticals, the simplified structure, and the central mirror create a … Read more Art Deco wardrobe from France, stamped 1934. The clearly defined verticals, the simplified structure, and the central mirror create a stylish and balanced overall effect in the room. Historical context: Wardrobes of this type emerged during a period when bourgeois interior design became increasingly standardized, and bedroom furniture was designed as functional yet prestigious pieces. The Art Deco style reduced ornamentation in favor of clean lines, symmetrical division, and surfaces that emphasized the materials used, often combined with integrated mirrors for practical everyday use. Features: - Centrally integrated mirrored door as a functional and design element - Interior layout with adjustable shelves on the left and a wide clothes rail in the central right section. Design: Art Deco, circa 1920–1930, with emphasized vertical lines and restrained surface ornamentation. The construction follows a symmetrical tripartite division, with the clean lines and calm wooden surfaces creating a cohesive, functional design. Former function: Clothing storage in middle-class bedrooms, often as a central piece of furniture for room organization. Today: Still usable as a wardrobe, and additionally as storage furniture in hallways or dressing areas. Dimensions in cm: Height 193 × Width 160 × Depth 60. Material and condition: Oak, original mirror, very good condition, refurbished and well-maintained, sturdy and functional, with age-related wear and visible patina; mirror with typical signs of age. See less