Small art deco chest of drawers

Pair of art deco chests of drawers inlaid with rosewood on a beech wood frame.

Each chest of drawers opens with three drawers assembled with dovetail joints.

Dimensions of a small chest of drawers: Height: 60 cm – Length: 49,5 cm – Width: 39 cm.

The price is for the pair.

Your art deco chests of drawers will be delivered to you express.

The Art Deco Movement of the 20th Century

The Art Deco style has been around for over a century and is a popular choice among designers and decorators today. The Art Deco movement was first popular in France before World War I and its influence has been felt in a wide variety of products, from furniture to jewelry, fashion and even movie theaters. The era has also influenced everyday objects like radios and televisions. It is a good example of the versatility of styles.

The 1920s was the golden age of art and decoration, with new technological advances improving the quality of life. The printing press, radio, and skyscrapers were all created during this time, and transportation was greatly improved. People were excited about the future and were eager for the new technology that was soon to be available. This was the time when the Art Deco style was born, and many artists and designers used it to create beautiful homes.

The Art Deco style was an era of dazzling design. During this time, designers were inspired by the latest technological advancements and the industrialization of society. They also displayed their approval for the modernity of the machine. Although it was mainly on architecture and buildings, the Art Deco movement also had an impact on graphic art. Italian Futurism was one of the main influences of the Art Nouveau movement and its influences can be seen in a wide variety of products, including furniture.

The Art Deco style can be defined by its clean and simple lines. It emphasizes stylized geometric shapes and abstract representational forms. Its materials are also unusually varied, as they include both man-made and natural materials. It is rare to see an Art Deco object mass-produced. Simplicity, symmetry, and the unwavering repetition of elements define the Art Deco style. It is considered one of the most beautiful styles in the history of decoration.