The ancestor of the armoire is the armorium: a Roman piece of furniture made up of shelves and closed by two leaves. It was used to store linen. Robust, imposing and rich in detail (reliefs, gilding, friezes...), the armorium appeared majestic. In the 15th century, cabinets with four leaves and two superimposed bodies made their appearance. Today, the armoire is an accessible and indispensable piece of storage furniture. Often used as a dressing room, a wardrobe takes up an important place in a bedroom.
Our site presents a range of antique wardrobes. They are all made from noble, aesthetically pleasing materials: solid wood or unfinished wood and metal. Authentic, our antique wardrobes feature a singular structure: open or closed shelves, doors, drawers... What's more, they feature original vintage details that add a great deal of cachet: aged wood effect, retro handles..
Most of the time, a wardrobe is used as a dressing room to store clothes and accessories. In this case, drawers can be useful for sorting your underwear, scarves, jewelry... However, you can also opt for a wardrobe to store your household linen or office belongings. By targeting your needs, you'll find the most suitable structure. In terms of design, a rustic wardrobe is perfect for a country-style bedroom, while an industrial wardrobe (wood and metal) is ideal for a modern setting.
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