Retro chest of drawers in beech wood dating from the 1960s.
Made of light wood, it has 3 drawers.
We sanded it completely, and the tabletop was varnished.
We found it in the Oise region.Era: 1960s
Origin: France
Materials: Beech frame and plywood sides.
Color: Light wood
Style: Vintage
Function: 3 drawers
Restoration: Completely sanded, varnished top
Dimensions: L79cm x D36cm x H80cm
Immerse yourself in the retro atmosphere of the 60s with our chest of drawers, found in the Oise region of France.
Its light wood and three drawers evoke the elegance of vintage style.
We took care to fully restore this antique piece of furniture by sanding it to bring back all its shine.
In a timeless style, this chest of drawers is a true testament to the past.
Transform your home into a true journey through time with this chest of drawers that combines the authenticity of vintage with the quality of a careful restoration.
French chest of drawers from the 1960s
Why buy your second-hand furniture from Les Belles Vies? Here are 3 reasons:
Lower cost: Second-hand furniture is generally sold at lower prices than new furniture of equivalent quality. Furthermore, it's possible to find furniture of superior quality to new furniture from a large retailer at affordable prices.
Reduced environmental footprint: New furniture requires natural resources such as wood, metal, plastic, and other materials for its manufacture. This can lead to the exploitation of natural resources and environmental pollution. Buying a second-hand chest of drawers reduces this footprint by using existing resources. Buying locally also reduces carbon emissions related to furniture transportation, as it doesn't have to be shipped over long distances.
Supporting the local economy: By purchasing this vintage chest of drawers from Les Belles Vies, you support the local economy and therefore help the artisans, retailers, and other antique dealers we work with. This can help strengthen the local economy by creating jobs and boosting our company and our partners. In short, Les Belles Vies is part of a circular economy where capital remains in France.
