Built-In French Provincial Wardrobe Wall with Doors
This built-in wardrobe paneling is truly a remarkable piece that commands attention in any space. Salvaged from an early 19th-century chateau in France, it consists of seven distinct elements: the frame, two single doors, and two double doors.
The paneling has been meticulously dry scraped to reveal its original pale blue, muted green, and white paint, preserving its antique charm. It features Provincial Louis XV-style hinges and escutcheons, adding to its historical allure. While the door knobs may not be original, they complement the overall aesthetic.
Notably, one "foot" has been replaced with raw wood, skillfully executed a long ago. The piece is missing its crown but remains striking with its unique features. The right side is flat along the edge where it was once integrated into the wall, while the left side is finished with a rounded edge, showcasing thoughtful craftsmanship.
Consider incorporating this exceptional wardrobe paneling into your home to introduce a touch of historic charm and character to your interior design.
Salvaged from a chateau in France
The doors are removable and slide onto their hinges with ease
Constructed utilizing pegged and mortise and tenon joinery
Minor wood separation with overall wear consistent with age and use
Approximately 142.375” W x 84.5” H x 1.25” D (frame only; 2.25” D including doors)
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
This item requires either freight shipping or white glove delivery service.
Request a shipping quote here.
Request a trade discount here.
This built-in wardrobe paneling is truly a remarkable piece that commands attention in any space. Salvaged from an early 19th-century chateau in France, it consists of seven distinct elements: the frame, two single doors, and two double doors.
The paneling has been meticulously dry scraped to reveal its original pale blue, muted green, and white paint, preserving its antique charm. It features Provincial Louis XV-style hinges and escutcheons, adding to its historical allure. While the door knobs may not be original, they complement the overall aesthetic.
Notably, one "foot" has been replaced with raw wood, skillfully executed a long ago. The piece is missing its crown but remains striking with its unique features. The right side is flat along the edge where it was once integrated into the wall, while the left side is finished with a rounded edge, showcasing thoughtful craftsmanship.
Consider incorporating this exceptional wardrobe paneling into your home to introduce a touch of historic charm and character to your interior design.
Salvaged from a chateau in France
The doors are removable and slide onto their hinges with ease
Constructed utilizing pegged and mortise and tenon joinery
Minor wood separation with overall wear consistent with age and use
Approximately 142.375” W x 84.5” H x 1.25” D (frame only; 2.25” D including doors)
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
This item requires either freight shipping or white glove delivery service.
Request a shipping quote here.
Request a trade discount here.
This built-in wardrobe paneling is truly a remarkable piece that commands attention in any space. Salvaged from an early 19th-century chateau in France, it consists of seven distinct elements: the frame, two single doors, and two double doors.
The paneling has been meticulously dry scraped to reveal its original pale blue, muted green, and white paint, preserving its antique charm. It features Provincial Louis XV-style hinges and escutcheons, adding to its historical allure. While the door knobs may not be original, they complement the overall aesthetic.
Notably, one "foot" has been replaced with raw wood, skillfully executed a long ago. The piece is missing its crown but remains striking with its unique features. The right side is flat along the edge where it was once integrated into the wall, while the left side is finished with a rounded edge, showcasing thoughtful craftsmanship.
Consider incorporating this exceptional wardrobe paneling into your home to introduce a touch of historic charm and character to your interior design.
Salvaged from a chateau in France
The doors are removable and slide onto their hinges with ease
Constructed utilizing pegged and mortise and tenon joinery
Minor wood separation with overall wear consistent with age and use
Approximately 142.375” W x 84.5” H x 1.25” D (frame only; 2.25” D including doors)
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
This item requires either freight shipping or white glove delivery service.
Request a shipping quote here.
Request a trade discount here.