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Enhance your kitchen with the Mado dresser, a wooden buffet offering timeless elegance. Its two parts, equipped with removable shelves, allow you to stylishly organize your tableware and kitchen accessories. The central bread niche adds a functional touch while preserving the warm aesthetics of the whole. This piece of furniture, both practical and refined, will perfectly blend into an authentic interior. Some signs of use that lend it authenticity. Length: 120 cm Width: 41 cm Height: 180.5 cm Height of upper drawers: 36 cm Height of middle drawers: 43 cm Height of lower drawers: 9 cm Height of the niche: 37 cm A little history of the dresser A direct evolution of the family buffet, the dresser was born in the 18th century to showcase the wealth of the household through its finest pieces of pottery. Its structure is characterized by an upper part that is open or glazed, once equipped with "crenellations," these specific notches for keeping plates upright and protecting them from shocks. Whether called a "sideboard" or a "two-body buffet," it is designed to bring verticality and character to a living space.
Réf  :   #413796
Brand / From :  Debongout

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Maximilien, the wooden sideboard Mado No. 397

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Last update : 12/11/2026
519€
75002 Paris
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Description

Enhance your kitchen with the Mado dresser, a wooden buffet offering timeless elegance. Its two parts, equipped with removable shelves, allow you to stylishly organize your tableware and kitchen accessories. The central bread niche adds a functional touch while preserving the warm aesthetics of the whole. This piece of furniture, both practical and refined, will perfectly blend into an authentic interior. Some signs of use that lend it authenticity. Length: 120 cm Width: 41 cm Height: 180.5 cm Height of upper drawers: 36 cm Height of middle drawers: 43 cm Height of lower drawers: 9 cm Height of the niche: 37 cm A little history of the dresser A direct evolution of the family buffet, the dresser was born in the 18th century to showcase the wealth of the household through its finest pieces of pottery. Its structure is characterized by an upper part that is open or glazed, once equipped with "crenellations," these specific notches for keeping plates upright and protecting them from shocks. Whether called a "sideboard" or a "two-body buffet," it is designed to bring verticality and character to a living space.
Réf  :   #413796
Brand / From :  Debongout

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