A breathtaking cabinet salvaged from the remote village of Saint Veran, French Alps, dating back to the XVIII century. Made of larch, a tree that grows only on high altitude, this piece required great craftmanship. The panels are all hand carved using primordial stools – hence the different size of the doors. This kind of furniture were manufactured in remote areas with the materials that were available. The horizontal uprights extend all the way to the front profile giving the cabinet amazing proportions. A very rare piece and a true gem!

*All of our furniture is meticulously restored by our team of experts using the finest products available, favoring natural and eco-friendly waxes and varnishes. Each piece is thoroughly cleaned, structurally restored, and then finished and waxed. We treat our furniture with great respect, which is why we always choose a conservative restoration approach that preserves the history, patina, and authenticity of each item. Additionally, all our furniture undergoes a double cycle of preventive woodworm treatment.

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