This craft counter furniture in oak veneer, featuring light wood shades and transparent glass, brings a rustic charm to an interior. On one side, the showcase and the shelf behind two sliding doors provide ample space for tableware, while on the other side, the desk combines a drawer and a door with five shelves for organizing papers, linen, or accessories. The oak and glass give it a sober presence, easy to match with soft and natural décor. On its top, an antique lamp, a few notebooks, and a stoneware vase create a balanced scene. Length: 130 cm Width: 66 cm Height: 83 cm Drawer height: 9.5 cm Drawer width: 67 cm Drawer depth: 39 cm Shelf width: 126 cm Shelf depth: 13 cm Cabinet width: 35 cm Cabinet depth: 40.5 cm A brief history of craft furniture Originally a working tool before becoming a decorative object, craft furniture emerged in the 19th century to meet the precise needs of apothecaries, printers, or seed merchants. Its structure, dictated by use, is recognized by its multitude of drawers and brass nameplates that allowed for stock identification without wasting a second. Whether referred to as a "drafting table" or "workshop weekly planner," it today imparts a raw industrial flair and unparalleled storage capacity. This furniture tells a story of a time when furniture was an extension of the artisan's hand, making every sign of wear a testimony to its past history.