Invite elegance into your home with this glass-front secretary in oak veneer, combining functionality and refined aesthetics. Its three practical drawers and the integrated mirror in the upper part add a touch of sophistication while providing optimized storage space. The modular glass and wood shelves allow you to customize your space according to your desires. This beveled piece, which is to be fixed to the wall, harmoniously fits into an office or living room while adding a note of authentic charm. Some signs of use that tell its story. Length: 95 cm Width: 48 cm Height: 172 cm Height under the top: 78.5 cm Height of the niche: 42 cm A little 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 correspondences. Its drop-front reveals a "step", a set of small drawers and niches designed for surgical organization. Some models even hid secrets: drawers invisible to the naked eye, operated by springs concealed under a molding. Also called a "fall-front desk," it remains the ideal piece to discreetly hide your workspace with a simple elegant gesture.
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Invite elegance into your home with this glass-front secretary in oak veneer, combining functionality and refined aesthetics. Its three practical drawers and the integrated mirror in the upper part add a touch of sophistication while providing optimized storage space. The modular glass and wood shelves allow you to customize your space according to your desires. This beveled piece, which is to be fixed to the wall, harmoniously fits into an office or living room while adding a note of authentic charm. Some signs of use that tell its story. Length: 95 cm Width: 48 cm Height: 172 cm Height under the top: 78.5 cm Height of the niche: 42 cm A little 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 correspondences. Its drop-front reveals a "step", a set of small drawers and niches designed for surgical organization. Some models even hid secrets: drawers invisible to the naked eye, operated by springs concealed under a molding. Also called a "fall-front desk," it remains the ideal piece to discreetly hide your workspace with a simple elegant gesture.