Invite elegance into your home with this teak veneer secretary, a subtle blend of warmth and modernity. Its fixed shelves, perfect for showcasing your books and treasured items, harmonize with the black metal structure and adjustable feet, adding a contemporary touch to your workspace. The separable top allows you to customize its setup, while its hanging system ensures secure wall attachment. Some signs of wear that add to its authenticity. Length: 85 cm Width: 45 cm Height: 167 cm Height under the top: 91.5 cm Height of the niche: 50.5 cm A brief history of the secretary Born in the 18th century under the influence of genius cabinetmakers like Jean-François Oeben, the secretary is the guardian of intimate correspondence. Its drop-down front reveals a "graduated" area, a collection of small drawers and niches designed for surgical organization. Some models even hid secrets: invisible drawers activated by springs concealed under a molding. Also known as a "bureau à abattant," it remains the ideal piece for elegantly concealing your workspace with a simple gesture.
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Invite elegance into your home with this teak veneer secretary, a subtle blend of warmth and modernity. Its fixed shelves, perfect for showcasing your books and treasured items, harmonize with the black metal structure and adjustable feet, adding a contemporary touch to your workspace. The separable top allows you to customize its setup, while its hanging system ensures secure wall attachment. Some signs of wear that add to its authenticity. Length: 85 cm Width: 45 cm Height: 167 cm Height under the top: 91.5 cm Height of the niche: 50.5 cm A brief history of the secretary Born in the 18th century under the influence of genius cabinetmakers like Jean-François Oeben, the secretary is the guardian of intimate correspondence. Its drop-down front reveals a "graduated" area, a collection of small drawers and niches designed for surgical organization. Some models even hid secrets: invisible drawers activated by springs concealed under a molding. Also known as a "bureau à abattant," it remains the ideal piece for elegantly concealing your workspace with a simple gesture.